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Zob
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| It is believed he also ate bread and butter pudding instead of power bars before racing. |
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Onyerbike
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| Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 3:30 pm Post subject: |
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.............. and maybe hillfoot and the bumps along bunny lane are bigger now, with the force of the earths movements and all that.
Plus time was a lot slower back then.
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stinkyboy
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| Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 3:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Onyerbike wrote: | .............. and maybe hillfoot and the bumps along bunny lane are bigger now, with the force of the earths movements and all that.
Plus time was a lot slower back then. |
Onandupya: That's quite good for you.
Taking lessons from the master?
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sainted
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| I've just turned on Eurosport, and Simon Gaywood is mixing it with the likes of Rob Hayles and Malcolm Elliot at the front of the field in the East Midlands Classic. Give you some idea of his calibre. The pink and blue lycra is his professional team strip... |
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