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wafflycat January 24th 06 10:56 AM

Most excellent!
 
Confirmed. Start of 2007 TdF is London :)

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/jan06/jan24news

Cheers, helen s

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fastturtle January 24th 06 07:30 PM

Most excellent!
 

Are they going to use pedal boats for stage 2 ?

Turtle

Forgive me, it was too tempting.

Le Tue, 24 Jan 2006 10:56:01 +0000, wafflycat a écrit :

Confirmed. Start of 2007 TdF is London :)

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/jan06/jan24news

Cheers, helen s



[email protected] January 25th 06 03:27 AM

Most excellent!
 
So, the wet weather tyres, then?

Ian


[email protected] January 25th 06 05:29 AM

Most excellent!
 
Ian Golledge writes:

So, the wet weather tyres, then?


What are "wet weather tyres"? and how do they differ from good tires
in general?

Jobst Brandt

Brian Huntley January 25th 06 05:36 AM

Most excellent!
 

wrote:
Ian Golledge writes:

So, the wet weather tyres, then?


What are "wet weather tyres"? and how do they differ from good tires
in general?



They look darker than when they're dry?

You see less of them because of the fenders?

Roostertails?

- Brian Huntley


Tom Keats January 25th 06 05:42 AM

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In article .com,
"Brian Huntley" writes:

wrote:
Ian Golledge writes:

So, the wet weather tyres, then?


What are "wet weather tyres"? and how do they differ from good tires
in general?



They look darker than when they're dry?

You see less of them because of the fenders?

Roostertails?


They're somewhat less likely to hydroplane.

But not 100% less likely :-)


cheers,
Tom

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