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Cyclo-Crash?
The awful music was better than the commentary on the coverage I saw.
It was a lot of:
"She looking down, she may have a problem with the front wheel."
Followed by:
"She's looking down at the wheel again."
Followed again and again until the race finished.
What I can't understand is where all these videos get their crap euro dance sound tracks from. Is there a "Annoying dance music for Cycle videos" album I'm missing on itunes..
Quite right, WOLFIE....imagine this infantile racket chirping away during soccer, or cricket, tennis, or boxing.....frankly I'd rather hear the available ambient (oops!) sounds, like encouragement from spectators, gears clicking, warning shouts, clattering velo's, bones breaking, terrified shrieks, foul language.....you get the picture.
This. Is. Benelux.
it's how they roll. I was up Ventoux one year, they set up a big soundsystem just up past Chalet Reynard pumping it out, and I will never, ever forget the sight of this guy riding up towards it. He was in very tight lycra, top-range bike, enormously, enormously fat, and he was just bouncing left and right to it as he steamed up the climb. It was extraordinary
Then there is the Tour of Flanders. I've attached a photo of the entertainment in a bar at the top of the Kwaremont, but unfortunately I didn't get a picture of the scenes at the beer tent by the finish line. Dear lord, I have never seen or heard anything like it ...
it's everywhere around there. They love it. given enough Jupiler beer and frites mit mayo, so will you. It's irresistable (as in "meets immovable object" ....)
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I know they say be bold start cold but Knees out? Seriously!