Road books - anyone ever get their hands on one?

Anyone ever seen or flipped through one of these infamous 'road books' from the Tour, Giro or other race?
If hard bound with heavyweight paper they might make a nice coffee table book.
Has anyone ever seen one, for example, of eBay?
Thanks
If hard bound with heavyweight paper they might make a nice coffee table book.
Has anyone ever seen one, for example, of eBay?
Thanks
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I guess there may be some that exist in mint condition.... But your guess is as good as mine.
(The owner used it to tell me where the team buses were all parked up.)
Interesting to look through the online Tour one, how far some of the team's hotels are from the stage starts and finishes. Guess they are a bit limited on which hotels they can use, a city centre one won't be so great for the mechanics.
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Err, not if your going to see the race.
A lot of detail in the book - its quite impressive.
Don't think that's true for most of us - seeing the stunning countryside France or Italy or Spain is 30-40% of the draw of watching cycing on TV. For me, I've done a stage from most Tours since 1997 and am always looking for more ideas where you can have a cycling challenge as well as see somewhere new. I travel independently, without a tour company, so thought that the road book would be helpful for that.
Thanks to Alan A and others for posting links.
Didn't pro-cycling give away properly bound replicas of the 2004 one as a subscription gift?
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