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Robert Millar

Robert Millar Sportive this May to tackle roads where Scottish great honed his climbing skills

Event forms part of Scottish Sportive Series along with Graeme Obree Ayrshire Sportive and Whisky Trail Sportive

WTD Rouleur #13 (or a transcript of the Robert Millar Interview in it?)

Hello
I'm researching a project and am brushing up on everything Robert Millar related, would love to get my mitts on the article that is in Rouleur 13 either as a digi scan/transcript (for my personal use only)or the actual magazine itself.

I really am only after that article but understand the magazines go for quite a lot on their own so don't go ripping your pages on on my behalf! Have dropped the folks there an email so they might be kind and give me a transcript anyway.

Cheers!

Rouleur

Rapha kit too expensive? It is for me. But you could try their magazine Rouleur. It's printed on posh paper and looks, feels and reads like a coffee table book you'll want to cherish rather than throw in the recycling bin.

http://adventuresontwowheels.blogspot.com/

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Graeme Obree inducted into Scottish Sports Hall of Fame

Former Hour record holder becomes second cyclist to receive honour after Robert Millar

Blog: A hero returns

Vecchiojo on Robert Millar and a documentary that followed him through a season

A Hero Returns

About 25 years ago I was just "getting into" proper cycling; a bike was slowly morphing from a toy, through merely a mode of transport and finally into a machine to have fun on and explore the world. I was learning to mend and replace bike parts, just starting to enter the murky world of "specialist clothing" and hanging around bike shops being an annoying teenager.