1988 Tour de France to Alpe de Huez

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The 1988 TDF Climb to Alpe de Huez. Won by Stephen Rooks.
We have many other titles. This is the complete list of dvd's offered we have all of these in NTSC (USA- Canadian format) as well as PAL (European format).. All commentaries are in English and most done by Phil Liggett, 1987 Worlds has Dutch commentary. None of these are retail or commercially available versions, they are all Live same day coverage or network coverage.. All commercials have been edited out.. Let me know if any of these are of interest to you..
Tour de France 1985 - ( this dvd video is a little rough): 1 hour 51 minute runtime
Tour de France 1986: 2 hour 48 minute runtime
Tour de France 1987: 2 hour 54 minute runtime
Tour de France 1988: 2 hour 41 minute runtime
Tour de France 1989: 2 hour 47 minute runtime
Tour de France 1990: 2 hour 54 minute runtime
Tour de France 1991: 3 hour 06 minute runtime
Paris Roubaix 1985-1987 - ( 85: 45 minutes / 86: 45 minutes / 87: 43 minutes)
Paris Roubaix 1988-1989 - (both combined on 1 dvd): ( 88: 35 minutes / 89: 31 minutes)
Paris Roubaix 1994: 38 minute runtime
2009 Tour of Flanders / Paris Roubaix (both combined on 1 dvd)
2010 Tour of Flanders / Paris Roubaix (both combined on 1 dvd)
2011 Tour of Flanders / Paris Roubaix (both combined on 1 dvd)
2012 Paris Roubaix - Eurosport Coverage
1990 Tour de Trump: 1 hour 28 minute runtime
1991 Tour DuPont: 1 hour 29 minute runtime
1985: 31 minutes & 1986: 1 hour 7 minute runtime
World Championships 1987 (Dutch commentary): 1 hour 37 minute runtime
World Championships 1989: 47 minute runtime
World Championships 1990: 1 hour 21 minute runtime
World Championships 1991: 1 hour 27 minute runtime
WorldChampionships 1993 (Lance's Worlds win + Ulrich wins amateur race)
1hour 37 minute runtime for Pro Race. 15 minute for Amateur Race (UlrichWin)

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@simonloo1588 4 года назад

I used to have the video tape of this 1988 and watch this over and over again when young , best tour in my opinion ,, esp pedro delgado

@starblazers01 2 месяца назад

My first Tour I watch, some of the best coverage & awesome production crew.

@algojeff 13 лет назад

Poor Andy Hampsten! The guy had rode to the extreme limits, but wouldn't escape CBS'cameras and Ligget famously shakespearian cycling poetry for a few minutes!!! Thanks so much for sharing this (i taped it on beta back then!!!).

@tranzco1173 4 месяца назад

He looked miserable.He did win it! Eventually.

@mikeschiefer 14 лет назад

I like the quote near the end of the video "The leaders allowed Steven Rooks to break away, feeling he was not a real threat to the yellow jersey." No one allowed him to break away. They all wanted to win on the Alpe. They simply could not keep up. What an epic battle.

@kwtrekfin 12 лет назад

Liggett is a poet and the soundtrack adds so much to the drama of the stage

@MisterBollux 13 лет назад

These videos were my gospel during the college racing days! I'd love to see how many hours I rode toYanni after this broadcasted. thanks for posting......brings back the miles.

@JonneytheKidd 3 года назад

You and I both brother.

@jwfmsu1990 Год назад

I have been watching this video for 35 years. Phil Ligget as his peak. The TdF music of John Tesh and Yanni.

@JeremyLeipzig 13 лет назад

Bauer is so thick, it's just amazing he could get 4th in a TDF. Massive heart and huge torque.

@TicToc06 17 лет назад

This video is in my VHS collection as well. Not to mention the Tesh music that was sold at American races. It was cool at the time.

@utrapzab 12 лет назад

This very stage is responsible for me getting into road bikes as a kid, an expensive bit of tv indeed absolute classic

@peterleyser6992 11 лет назад

I've met Bauer in person, he was about 5' 8" and 170 lbs. in his racing days. Massive by pro cycling standards. His 4th place shows you what was possible before EPO and blue trains. Look at the leaders, slugging it out themselves, no 4-5 teammates driving the pace.

@HitchHikersBlues Год назад

Not massive if your a sprinter. Cycling was tougher in the 80s everyone knows that. They didn't have dieticians and food allergy experts and all that bollocks. They were just hard as nails flat out racers. How big would Arnold Schwarzenegger be if he entered roid culture today?

@oldtwinsna8347 11 месяцев назад

@@HitchHikersBlues For 5'8 that usually means picking up quite a bit of bulk which will materially affect w/kg figures where it matters on long climbs. Taller guys who are sprinters are quite heavy but they come into the sport without having to put on too much extra bulk. In modern times this is evident with someone like Caleb Ewan who started his career as a climber and then put considerable bulk to be competitive as a sprinter.

@brianmessemer2973 5 лет назад

Watching because Paul Sherwen just passed, although only Phil is commentating here. RIP Paul, you great one.

@darrelstickler 5 лет назад

Brian Messemer I think this is more voiceover of excerpt for U.S. broadcast vs. on-air commentating... which is why Paul is absent. Weird to remember the days when you couldn’t watch 5+ hrs of 21 stages anywhere in U.S.

@simonloo1588 4 года назад

Steve Bauer was also awesome then fighting to hang on the yellow despite been not so good climber

@arthurmchugh5184 3 месяца назад

A friend of mine, the Fenwick flyer😊😊😊😊

@Amber90125 5 лет назад

The music makes this all the more better Phil Liggett is simply the best

@lucasitaly1980 14 лет назад

fantastic VIDEO, thank's socalrider. I can not live without . I promise I will buy some Video from you :):):).

@kwtrekfin 12 лет назад

the soundtrack adds so much to the rhythm of the stage

@lucasitaly1980 14 лет назад

Great Steven Rooks!

@lucasitaly1980 13 лет назад

incredible such as Bauer in yellow passes Hampsten , what great rider !

@cecilhenry9908 11 лет назад

These were great tours 85-89, and this music (Tesh and Downes) was great music.

@dachicagoan8185 Год назад

My dad made a mix of the 80s TDF soundtrack back in the day. It slapped LOL

@PhilAndersonOutside 16 лет назад

Song: Brain Dead Weasel by John Tesh. Song is on the CD: Tour de France, The Early Years. BUT it is different than what is in this video. The song in the video he recorded in a truck in France for the TV show. When he went into the studio to record the CD, he changed the song quite a bit. I have the original, and it is the same song.

@SuperDannyb1975 7 лет назад

STEVE BAUER legend. A real rider. a rider who may not have the biggest win list but could get in there in grand tours, short stage races and classics. A joint winner of paris Roubaix as far as I'm concerned with eddy planckaert

@bandagefreak 13 лет назад

god that music would do your head in!! thank god for uk channel 4's version - just phil liggett getting tachycardic on the action alone!! priceless!

@cantinasongband 5 лет назад

Quill stems, steel frames, downtube shifters, and no helmets!!!

@malibustacy3606 3 года назад

Push up bras, edible panties, excessive tickling, and non stop giggling!!!

@ivabigbotty9437 3 года назад

@@malibustacy3606 You're very focused.

@sebastianlecourt1366 Год назад

This Phil Liggett narrative coverage with the Yanni/Tesh music is so melodramatic, but so good too

@kfcnotthechicken 16 лет назад

BRING BACK THE MUSIC!!! makes it way more exciting.

@Bhousm76 13 лет назад

this is so awesome and intense.

@justinreilly1 Год назад

Classic!!

@1stPlaceDirector 13 лет назад

@bikeracerguy Right. The early Dura Ace 7400 series "brifters" (brake and shifter integrated) were very heavy and most riders used the simple downube shifter for the left side to save weight.

@socalrider909 14 лет назад

@bikeracerguy Bike computers were around in the early 80's, the first small one, the avocet 20 was around in 1985..

@JohnRadford-iy7db 4 месяца назад

The best tour de france

@dan32113 13 лет назад

@kjaf this is a recap, i used to watch the half hour highlights on channel 4, British tv @ 6pm every night! This must be a compelation video, i"ve never seen it with the music before! Phil Liggett still does the comentary. I listened to him today on the 2011 Tour.

@grenoblois03 16 лет назад

Go Bauer!!!!!!!!!!GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! ALLLEZZZZZZZ!

@MrJazzalive 12 лет назад

Wow. I remember this from back in the day. Hampsten cracked so badly, I felt sorry fir him. And Bauer passing him must have been demoralizing fir him. But he did live to fight another day.

@lucasitaly1980 12 лет назад

Bauer's action make me goosebumps

@erikpipins509 10 лет назад

The team did ride Serotta frames but on mountain stages many of the 7-11 riders are on Landsharks.

@Sills71 3 года назад

Not "many" Hampsten rode a LS in his Giro win roadbikeaction.com/the-real-story-of-the-7-eleven-team-bikes/

@ambientaylor 16 лет назад

Man! That is some CHEESY music. I've still got my Delgado Reynolds shirt, I think it will smell of my cycling sweat for all eternity!

@bobgrantsbus 13 лет назад

Great tour in 88. Delgado, Baur, Rooks and Theneisse what riders they were.

@malibustacy3606 2 года назад

Tim Curry was an outstanding version of Pennywise.

@Baltimoreborn Год назад

As Hampsten was getting dropped and he yelled at the fan running beside him that showed his true character what a chump I don’t know how that guy won the giro prima donna that’s why he never won the tour

@nairobis666 2 года назад

Grande Haempsten. Gli altri no coment.

@melcreationsinc 12 лет назад

bauer pure legend

@1stPlaceDirector 13 лет назад

@bikeracerguy Actually, cycling computers came out in the mid-1970s, but they were expensive and not in wide usage. The first cycling computer had analog sweeping needle dials on it for speed and RPMs. You can see them listed in the early cycling mail order catalogs like the one from Palo Alto Cycle shop.

@dnm25 14 лет назад

@socalrider909 I'm trying to figure out why they never used bar end shifters for big road races before STI. Any ideas?

@socalrider909 12 лет назад

the announcer is Phil Liggett. Tesh did the TDF announcing in 84 thru 1986

@wk633 17 лет назад

A friend of mine was wathcing a Tour climb one year. He was holding an empty can of Coke, and as the 'bus' went by, a French rider yanked the can out of his hand. A few meters up the road, realizing it was empty, he threw it at the ground with a "Merde!"

@asbadastv 11 лет назад

Shame they don't have this music with the tour anymore.

@fmsynths83 12 лет назад

Que gran velocidad , sobre todo en el falso llano

@lucasitaly1980 13 лет назад

@dachicagoan I think he did a nod to spectator to mean " ok, thank you for your support"

@MrJazzalive 12 лет назад

@dan32113. Yes, he did later win at the L'alpe, hence my comment he did "live to fight another day." And yes, I do remember reading when he won the Giro back in '88. He was a great rider, a clean rider, proven by the fact that he did on occasion have bad days. Thanks.

@folklore2 15 лет назад

haha, did they really play the music in the background constantly? great video none the less.

@1stPlaceDirector 11 лет назад

Hampsten's 7-11 Giro d'Italia Huffy-labeled winning frame was a Landshark, built by John Slawta. Andy Hampsten was the only American ever to win the Giro.

@IanEnder08 14 лет назад

Anyone know what the music in the background is called?

@Sionnach1601 7 лет назад

Parra's stage. Not just by non-use of drugs, but because he was the strongest on the day.

@dachicagoan8185 Год назад

Parra, Herrera, Bauer and Hampsten were probably the only clean riders among the top climbers

@kenacycle 16 лет назад

I think that's a hairnet bauer was carrying in his back pocket

@dalee18 15 лет назад

definitely.

@dalee18 15 лет назад

the audio is a commentary recorded after the stage finished.

@TrailerBob 17 лет назад

I'm watching the 2006 Vuelta right at the moment and Hesjedal looks fantastic. Yes, a shame about his "relegation" to Health Net. Maybe Michael Barry will finally ride the Tour with T-Mobile. Fingers crossed.

@pgong 14 лет назад

@mikethern Yep. You can clearly see the 42 tooth chainring at 4:31.

@drunkensailor112 15 лет назад

I love parra's style he rides like a mineworker. his brother ivan had a similar style too

@cncmover 8 лет назад

I remember when John slawta who made Andy's bikes almost died at the Griffith park training ride. crazy crash

@chris14091975 16 лет назад

i am amazed at how the music of the CBS tours were great. It just fit with the race. Somehow, that crappy new age music fits with the Tour de France!

@AKA1Ralph 13 лет назад

@socalrider909 yeah, you can see one on Andy's bike early in the vid.

@maryc2091 2 года назад

Hampsten never lived up to his tour potential. He always lacked that aggresive killer instinct to just put the hammer down and go for it...

@socalrider909 Год назад

I think if he would of stayed with La Vie Claire he would of had a shot in 87 and 88. The structure of those teams might of pushed him to a higher level.

@ricadus 12 лет назад

Is that a spare tubular in Bauer's jersey pocket? @ 3:11

@socalrider909 15 лет назад

more likely using 39x23 or 39x24 gearing..

@eamonnca1 14 лет назад

@dnm25 I've never used bar end shifters but I'd imagine they'd get in the way of your knees in a sprint. On that subject, I used to change gear with my downtube shifters using my knee when out of the saddle!

@killerfencer 15 лет назад

even when they are on a steep slope, they continue to go fast.

@lucasitaly1980 14 лет назад

@EMC2Scotia do you think truly that only rooks got EPO ? I think also others got EPO...

@mikeschiefer 10 лет назад

I really like when the commentator states that the riders let Rooks go, feeling he was not a treat to the yellow jersey. Sure, none of these guys wanted to win Alpe Duez. I'm thinking exhaustion had more to do with it.

@oscarm2203 10 лет назад

None of them was a threat to the yellow jersey? Remember the belief: "he who wins Alpe DHuez, doesn't win the Tour."

@mikepalmeri8835 11 лет назад

Andy also rode a Landshark.

@1stPlaceDirector 13 лет назад

@bikeracerguy Sorry, but bike computers were around in the late 70's. The first ones came out around 1976 and had analog sweeping dials that measured cadence as well as speed. John Howard, while with the CRC of A Raliegh team and the Olympic cycling team trained with them. There was a Cat Eye brand cycling computer in the early 80's that was solar powered and huge in size.

@lucasitaly1980 14 лет назад

pantani in 1998 used still downtube shifters: I think it was the last year with those.

@mgsharky86 11 лет назад

Please..Name of first song?! I know it's John Tesh,but it's not from album 'Tour de france' I have that album,but there is not this song from the begining..?!?

@danielpan5147 3 года назад

"And now Hampsten just hopes...that he can survive."

@TheInbread 14 лет назад

What year did they stop using downtube shifters and start using sti levers?From photos i have seen they are still using down tube shifters in the mmid 90's.

@lediffzitro7902 4 года назад

0:44 2:23 RAUL ALCALA from Monterrey, MEXICO.

@wanmaker 15 лет назад

epic

@lucasitaly1980 13 лет назад

@nougat98 I readed he was 170 cm X 72 kg uhm, short and heavy ,but great long-distance cyclist, I love it. So I see thousands times this video and every time is amazing.

@socalrider909 14 лет назад

@mikethern - 53x39 was the standard by the mid 80's..

@joezeejz 4 года назад

socalrider909 they were still using 52x 42.

@fearghal007 15 лет назад

Roche, Roche, Roche!!!!! Maith an buachaill!!!!!! 1987 was your year!

@1stPlaceDirector 12 лет назад

No, it is an old style leather strap helmet.

@slavenhotenthuis 11 лет назад

Rooks won this stage with epo. Just call it obvious, now it's official. The doctor of the team gave his assignments a few days ago; Rooks got corticosteroïds before, and during the stage he got three units of the same stuff. You could call it obvious, but its a shame for the few guys that drove without the stuff. More information on nos.nl , dutch news.

@sevpt 5 лет назад

there was not many information about EPO at this time and a few riders have already died from high dosages

@kidpagronprimsank05 5 лет назад

Not EPO, steroids and a bit of talented and also training.

@user-uh6lm5wv6n 3 года назад

Are the 7-11 riders on Huffy frames?? Thats a K Mart brand

@malibustacy3606 3 месяца назад

I believe it was Ben Serotta that built seven eleven's team bikes.

@davidramos9516 6 лет назад

Perrico!

@socalrider909 12 лет назад

It was not a Huffy but a Serotta Frame.

@EmmettPeriod 15 лет назад

Good Stuff, I think they were riding 42-19, big ass gears.

@aaronescobedoarino4622 11 лет назад

Grande Andrew Hampsten,el mejor escalador americano de la historia,un tipo elegante sobre la bicicleta y con mucha clase

@ryanjack111 15 лет назад

wow, steve bauer in the chasing group in the mountain!

@TrailerBob 17 лет назад

Jesus! Is that a Canadian in yellow? These days I'd just to see one show up at the start. It sounds like John Tesh music in the background. Ugh.

@dan32113 12 лет назад

@MrJazzalive Hampsten won Alpe d Huez in 92, also Giro pink jersey in 88.

@robbylong2748 4 года назад

And the white jersey in 86

@lucasitaly1980 12 лет назад

no, it's his helmet....

@socalrider909 15 лет назад

1988 was pre STI Shifters, all the shifters on are the downtube..

@nielskjr5432 2 года назад

Was it this year Rooks took 2d overall?

@BobbyL80123 15 лет назад

I still believe Lemond would have won in 87 and 88 if not for his hunting accident.

@user-ei8vz6kl3f 8 месяцев назад

Perico delgado

@pgong 14 лет назад

They're visibly riding 42 teeth in this video. Look at 2:44. All the road racers I've seen from this era have had 52/42t or 53/42t. These guys had it a lot harder than today's pros. Bigger climbing gears and heavier bikes.

@daithiobroin 15 лет назад

Well - people think that Roche would have won multiple years if he hadn't had the persistent knee injury. The one year he was injury-free, he did the treble!!!

@jaycahow4667 4 месяца назад

Remember no Lemond in 87 and 88 or Roche probably would not have won.

@gregoryfamularo3224 9 лет назад

Rooks was unknown and minutes down at that point. The rest were only concerned with the time gained on the yellow jersey Bauer

@marcokolkman3871 9 лет назад

Gregory Famularo After this Tour de France Rooks wasn't that unknown anymore, he finished second in that year after Delgado.

@lucasitaly1980 14 лет назад

@bikeracerguy yes sorry. Pantani used only left shifter (Front derailleur) on downtube ! Armstrong?? uh i do not know , i think he used normal shimano dura ace , uhm !?