By the time we gathered for that camp on the California coast, we were a berserking fraternity of lunatics.įor the ’89 season a few changes were implemented by the team to enhance our Euro cred, most obviously with the addition of big stars like Sean Yates and Gerhard Zadrobilek. In 1988, Andy of course won the Giro d’Italia and remains the only American to do so. Of course there was Jeff Pierce’s thrilling win on the Champs Elysee. We’d won the Tour de Swiss and three Tour stages in ’87 with Andy Hampsten, Davis again and Dag Otto-Lauritzen. In ’86 we had won a Tour stage and worn the yellow jersey courtesy of Davis Phinney and Alex Steida.
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MY ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS MACHINEīy the time the 7-Eleven team assembled for the pre-season training camp in January of 1989, we were one of the best teams in professional cycling. What about the hearsay regarding the team bikes being built by someone other than what the downtube sticker read? Who actually made the bikes? Did the riders actually like them? In order to get the inside story on the bikes that helped define American cycling, we chased down five people who not only had an intimate knowledge of the bikes, but a personal history with them.
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Peter Mac Cancer Foundation, Ovarian Cancer Australia, Leukaemia Foundation, Heartbeat Victoria, Big Life Project (Youth Mental Health), Hypoactive – Type 1 Diabetics, Kalay Academy (Korrie Girls Wellbeing Academy), Monash Health Services, Huntington’s Victoria, South West Palliative Care, DHHS – Syndromes without a Name, Children’s Cancer Foundation, Murrumbidgee Health District, Castlemaine Health Service, Echuca Regional Health Service, Great Ocean Road Health Service, Warrnambool Base Hospital – Children’s Ward & Surgery Department, Kyneton Ambulance Service, Kerang District Health Service, Barwon Health Foundation – Cardiac Support, Mallee Kids with Type1 Diabetes, Moyne Health Service, Albury – Wodonga Health Service, East Grampians Health Service, Hamilton Community House, Terang & Mortlake Health Service, Timboon Health Service, Boort District Health Service, Casterton Memorial Hospital, Edenhope & District Hospital, Portland & District Health Service, Mallee Accommodation and Youth Support Service - Mildura, Rural North West Health – Hopetoun, Colac Health Service, South Gippsland Health Service, Stawell Regional Health Service, Shannon’s Bridge Foundation - Acute Lymphoid Leukaemia, Altona North - Student Welfare Program, Hawkesdale Critical Emergency Response Team, Best Chance Cheshire School, Beaufort & Skipton Health Service, Lorne Community Hospital, Standing Tall Program, Heywood Rural Health Service, Dunmunkle Lodge, Western District Health – Hamilton, Let's Talk South West Program.As we sat around reminiscing about our favorite 7-Eleven team moment, it suddenly dawned on us that no one had ever heard much about the bikes they rode. while others raise $500, and a total $550,000 is raised annually. The M2M has assisted in raising funds for the following Health Charities: The event continues Graham Woodrup or Woody's dream of getting more people to realise the fabulous health and social benefits of riding a bike. Participants raise funds for hospitals, health services and health related charities. The Murray to Moyne is a team relay event.
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Then Riders and Support Members can Register using the Team Password Team Captains Need to Register your Team first
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