Oh, watching them ride through that typical Dutch landscape really makes me long to ride there again!
I did get a kick out of the KOM points for the 10 meter climb!
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Oh, watching them ride through that typical Dutch landscape really makes me long to ride there again!
I did get a kick out of the KOM points for the 10 meter climb!
Not on VS HD, either. Comcast doesn't carry Universal. I just look at the wrap up of each stage on line every day when I get home.
I have Universal on Comcast, maybe it varies by market? We have a digital package but not HD. If you have HD, it may be on one of the NBC HD stations because Universal is an NBC station (I remember picking it up in a hotel that way once).Quote:
Originally Posted by Crankin
That was my thought as well. It was truly a stadium-size crowd. Amazing. And the road seemed great for cycling--as least the parts I watched (the last hour of the 2 hour recap).Quote:
I'm watching right now, and I have never seen such a big crowd. They are still in the Netherlands...
I'm avoiding coverage for today (Sunday). I'm going to hop on the treadmill at home to watch the 3pm showing on NBC Universal Sports. The coverage is rather low-key compared to Versus's TdF coverage but I enjoy the contrast.
The Dutch have top notch cycling lanes everywhere. I call it cycling heaven. ;)
Bah, where are your priorities??? ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by papaver
Yep, must vary by area because I have it on my comcast here. Watched yesterday but haven't seen it yet today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crankin
Comcast where I am here in MA carries Universal in HD, but not Universal Sports.
My health and a kid... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jobob
There were 200.000 spectators yesterday. :eek: That's almost as much as the spring classics.Quote:
Originally Posted by maryellen
No TV, No Facebook, No Twitter and not even a land telephone at my place. We also lack central heating and AC. And today was the kind of day I wish we had AC. Drink lots of water and be in stupor most of the day. :(
We also do not have gas service at my house. But we do have water/sewer/electrical service to my house. :D We are actually pretty modern thuogh... we do live in a incorporated city.
years ago my partner had to spring her dogs from the local jail (for people not the pound). Honest!! She got a call from the officer on duty that day, "ma'am please drop by the police station and pick up your two dogs. We caught them roaming the street."...
Would love to see Vuelta but noooo TV. And I refuse to get one of those new digital TV. HOW MUCH?? :eek: Just as well. I was busy with fall planting and drying whole bunch of tomatoes and peppers.
It's very flat isn't it. We can't go anywhere around here without some sort of climb.
We're watching the Vuelta live on Eurosport everyday in our house. We've been watching a lot of cycling. All the major tours and several smaller events.
We really like the Eurosport coverage and the commentary team is very good.
The netherlands you mean? Yes it is, except for the south of the Netherlands (next to the Belgian, German border), there are some nasty short climbs there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadrunner
Good grief! Anyone else see today's stage? :eek:
That was godawful.