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Full name
  
Joseph Bruyere

Discipline
  
Road


Name
  
Joseph Bruyere

Role
  
Cyclist

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Born
  
5 October 1948 (age 75) Maastricht, the Netherlands (
1948-10-05
)

Similar People
  
Roger Swerts, Jos Huysmans, Frans Verbeeck, Herman Van Springel, Victor Van Schil

Joseph Bruyere or Bruyère (born 5 October 1948 in Maastricht, Netherlands) is a former Belgian cyclist.

Contents

Tour de France

Joseph Bruyère Joseph Bruyre Bienvenue sur Clbrits 56

  • 1970 - 50th
  • 1971 - 60th
  • 1972 - 26th; winner of 19th stage
  • 1974 - 21st (4 days in the yellow jersey)
  • 1978 - 4th (8 days in the yellow jersey)

    • Teams

    Joseph Bruyère Joseph Bruyre A bicyclette Langue Agile Photos Club

  • 1970 - Faemino-Faema
  • 1971 - Molteni
  • 1972 - Molteni
  • 1973 - Molteni
  • 1974 - Molteni
  • 1975 - Molteni
  • 1976 - Molteni
  • 1977 - Fiat France
  • 1978 - C & A
  • 1979 - Flandria-Velda
  • 1980 - Marc-V.R.D.

    • Team mate of Eddy Merckx

    Bruyere rode several seasons as the strongest, and most loyal team mate, to the super-star rider Eddy Merckx.

    Joseph Bruyère Joseph Bruyre Bienvenue sur Clbrits 56

    After Merckx retired from racing Bruyere tried to take over from Merckx as a big star, but he wasn't able to, having given his best years to the service of Merckx.

    Joseph Bruyère 1973 PARISTOURS Eddy Merckx and Joseph Bruyre THE BLIND Flickr

    Joseph Bruyère Slogblog Slogblog Wielerblog

    Joseph Bruyère CYCLO PASSION Palmars JOSEPH BRUYERE

    Joseph Bruyère wwwledicodutourcomimagescoureursbruyerejos2GIF

    Joseph Bruyère BRUYERE4jpg

    Joseph Bruyère 5 Joseph Bruyre Souvenirs de Balades

    References

    Joseph Bruyère Wikipedia
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