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306:. Metcalfe and the rest of the team voted to continue. Metcalfe said: "I was in a right state. I just stood on my own all night. I was crying. It was the emotional strain on top of the physical strain. There was a lot of talk about whether we should pull out. felt we should stay in, so we just rode on. The rest of the race was a blur."
240:"It was a world-class field and over tough terrain. The British team had a tough time with crashes and punctures. But then Arthur decided to do something about it. On the last four stages of the race he finished first, sixth, first and third. ... Including a display of climbing ... which left some of the world's best riders grovelling."
299:- all rode full-time and for well-established teams on the Continent. Metcalfe was one of a few less-prepared riders chosen from Britain to make up the numbers. Nevertheless, Metcalfe finished 69th in 1967, when he dedicated his services and therefore his ambitions to Simpson, the team's only likely winner.
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333:. The building, Chapel Works, was owned by a cycle importer, Ron Kitching, and their combined initials gave the project's name: MKM. The company had the British licence to build frames under the name of the Tour de France winner,
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1993:Ian Stannard
1943:David Millar
1748:Paul Sherwen
1648:Phil Edwards
1588:Danny Horton
1548:Dick Goodman
1528:Keith Butler
1498:Dave Bedwell
1490:
1471:Professional
1258:Grant Thomas
1197:
1158:Keith Butler
1151:(1960–(1961)
1148:Bill Bradley
1107:
1098:Graham Vines
1078:Bob Maitland
1058:Dave Bedwell
1048:Leonard West
967:Mike England
957:Des Robinson
938:Derek Evans
905:Dave Bedwell
795:Alan Jackson
785:Bernard King
755:Graham Vines
715:Bob Maitland
675:Reg Braddick
600:
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573:the original
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78:(2002-12-11)
29:
2130:2002 deaths
2125:1938 births
2090:Fred Wright
2023:Adam Blythe
2016:(2014–2015)
1912:(2003–2004)
1899:Julian Winn
1889:Jeremy Hunt
1882:(1999–2000)
1879:John Tanner
1859:Jeremy Hunt
1818:Brian Smith
1788:Brian Smith
1728:Ian Banbury
1708:Phil Thomas
1698:John Herety
1658:Phil Corley
1638:Geoff Wiles
1608:Brian Jolly
1568:Bill Lawrie
1561:(1967–1968)
1558:Colin Lewis
1508:John Harvey
1473:(1959–1995)
1451:(1993–1994)
1428:John Hughes
1388:Paul Curran
1368:Paul Watson
1358:Neil Martin
1311:(1978–1979)
1288:Doug Dailey
1278:Kevin Apter
1248:Doug Dailey
1241:(1970–1971)
1228:Brian Jolly
1178:Pete Gordon
1130:(1959–1995)
1118:(1958–1957)
1000:(1946–1958)
896:R C Ashwin
841:(1943–1958)
825:Bill Seggar
765:Ted Gerrard
705:Alex Taylor
655:Jack Holmes
647:(1938–1958)
289:Barry Hoban
285:Tom Simpson
254:Isle of Man
2119:Categories
1953:Rob Hayles
1798:Sean Yates
1768:Tim Harris
1668:Sid Barras
1598:Gary Crewe
1458:Simon Bray
1448:Rob Harris
1438:Simon Bray
1408:David Cook
1398:Neil Hoban
1378:Deno Davie
1008:A H Clarke
947:Reg Browne
888:E I Upton
725:A D Newman
579:2014-01-01
482:Obituary,
447:References
401:Hartlepool
293:Vin Denson
186:time trial
178:Hartlepool
158:time trial
95:Discipline
59:1938-09-27
2070:Ben Swift
2053:Ben Swift
1849:Dave Rand
1738:Mark Bell
1328:Mark Bell
1138:Bill Baty
1068:Ian Steel
985:Bill Baty
775:B J Sandy
417:Harrogate
381:apartheid
349:property.
331:Yorkshire
327:Harrogate
323:Sheffield
258:Liverpool
218:Blackpool
174:Yorkshire
124:1969–1970
116:1967–1968
83:Harrogate
1628:Les West
1578:Les West
1208:Les West
1188:Les West
1168:Bob Addy
1038:Bob Thom
440:Amateur
427:Amateur
423:Palmarès
168:Born in
152:and the
1481:Ron Coe
1128:Amateur
1115:Ron Coe
805:Ron Coe
528:Cycling
514:Cycling
485:Cycling
404:cycling
371:by the
369:amateur
346:Skipton
311:Bayonne
278:Worksop
274:Raleigh
252:on the
214:Cardiff
164:Origins
156:(BBAR)
2103:(2024)
2093:(2023)
2083:(2022)
2073:(2021)
2056:(2019)
2046:(2018)
2036:(2017)
2026:(2016)
2006:(2013)
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1986:(2011)
1976:(2010)
1966:(2009)
1956:(2008)
1946:(2007)
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1751:(1987)
1741:(1986)
1731:(1985)
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1671:(1979)
1661:(1978)
1651:(1977)
1641:(1976)
1631:(1975)
1621:(1974)
1611:(1973)
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1571:(1969)
1551:(1966)
1541:(1965)
1531:(1964)
1521:(1963)
1511:(1962)
1501:(1961)
1484:(1959)
1461:(1995)
1441:(1992)
1431:(1991)
1421:(1990)
1411:(1989)
1401:(1988)
1391:(1987)
1381:(1986)
1371:(1985)
1361:(1984)
1351:(1983)
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1331:(1981)
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1251:(1972)
1231:(1969)
1221:(1968)
1211:(1967)
1201:(1966)
1191:(1965)
1181:(1964)
1171:(1963)
1161:(1962)
1141:(1959)
1101:(1955)
1091:(1954)
1081:(1953)
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1041:(1949)
1031:(1948)
1021:(1947)
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688:(1945)
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668:(1939)
658:(1938)
413:cancer
234:Canada
202:Cyprus
1841:1996–
409:Leeds
170:Leeds
106:Rider
66:Leeds
1934:2006
839:BLRC
295:and
103:Role
98:Road
73:Died
53:Born
645:NCU
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