Does anyone collect/trade recorded pro races and tour DVDs?
Hey. I have recently started downloading a lot of cycling stuff, but I have been trying to get hold of DVDs of some of the previous TDF, Giro, and Vuelta, and also races recorded from TV. I have already purchased a few World Cycling Productions DVDs of older tours and also one day classics, and I was wondering if anyone knows of any sites where I might be able to buy some, or maybe a forum where users trade their collection?
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
0
Comments
-
-
Thanks man, lots of interesting DVDs there. It does seem like the cycling DVDs are really expensive, even for single DVDs and documentaries they often reach £20. I guess the popularity must be really low which is a shame!0
-
After a recent house move I have finally started to convert my VHS onto DVD. I must have circa 800 hours of racing, mainly from 1996-2001. I had forgotten that I had half of this, and have spent today watching the 99 Tour of Romandie and 98 A Travers Lausanne. Another day off tomorrow, so 98 Tour of Switzerland beckons.You might have had a response from a pro cyclist on Twitter, you may even have chatted to a 'journo', but ultimately, you still know nothing. You're not an insider, no matter how much you wish you are.0
-
Joe86 wrote:Thanks man, lots of interesting DVDs there. It does seem like the cycling DVDs are really expensive, even for single DVDs and documentaries they often reach £20. I guess the popularity must be really low which is a shame!
The prices would indicate that the popularity is high, not low.0 -
if you have a vhs player i got some super tapes from the cycling weekley shop for £1.99 each! including a double vid of the tour where pantani wins on the vontoux.... but they have lots of cracking old stuff too...0
-
Heh, yeah I saw some of those the other day. Really great selection of stuff, indeed. I wish I still had my old VHS player now, as £1.99 is a real bargain too, and quite a few of those aren't even avaliable on DVD.0
-
try prendas too they have a few. Id thoroughly recommend road to roubaix, excellent documentary, quite emotional too 0
-
I've got all the highlights of the Tour 1997-2003 on VHS somewhere. Man that was a hassle taping them all!0
-
