Feel Good Cycling Moment

In the midst of all the negativity and disappointment in cycling, I decided to watch some races of the past. I put on the 2004 Tour de France and was treated to the ride of Thomas Voekler. Remember his ride? His 10 days in yellow?
It reminded me of <font face="Arial"></font id="Arial">why I love cycling - and the Tour.
I think everyone in the peleton was pulling for him. And the look on his face when he rode into the last kilometer of l'Alpe d'Huez - the pain and the determination.
Man I love that stage. One of my favorites.
Go ahead - think about your favorite cycling moment. It will make you feel better. I promise.
Have a great day everyone.
Juls
Caribbean Soul
It reminded me of <font face="Arial"></font id="Arial">why I love cycling - and the Tour.
I think everyone in the peleton was pulling for him. And the look on his face when he rode into the last kilometer of l'Alpe d'Huez - the pain and the determination.
Man I love that stage. One of my favorites.
Go ahead - think about your favorite cycling moment. It will make you feel better. I promise.
Have a great day everyone.
Juls
Caribbean Soul
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Go ahead - think about your favorite cycling moment. It will make you feel better. I promise.
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Greg Lemond on the Champs Elysee 1989 tucked into those aero-bars
Lance Armstrong going across that field when Beloki fell or when he was taken down by that kid with the bag.
At some point, the motorbike cameraman alongside focused on the bike's speedometer and it showed that the two riders were doing around 100km/h. Not satisfied with this the guy at the back gave the guy in front a gentle push as a sign to go faster!
That would explain why he looked in distress when climbing and genuinley ecstatic when he'd finished.
Caribbean Soul
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With all of the negativity in the world of cycling lately - it is good to remember why we love this sport and why we love the riders.
Everytime I see Thomas Voekler I think back to 2004 and his 10 days in yellow.
What is your favorite cycling memory?