Allez! Allez! Allez!

[freebornjohn]

Can anyone help me please?  I used to subscribe to Sport365, or was it 365Sport? And then, ironically, they got busted for showing the Premiership, when every tinpot pub in Thailand shows the Premiership. The only reason that I had Sport365/365Sport was to watch cycling - all the season long.

 

I have tried to subscribe to Eurosport, but having identified the fact that I am in Thailand they will not accept an application. Many years ago, when I was bedridden, I managed to mess up a perfectly good laptop by with my daily searches for illegal Tour de France feeds and I am not willing to do that again.

 

Does any one know of a website from which I which I can legally and safely watch Le Tour and other similar events? I am more than prepared to pay a reasonable fee for this privilege.

[Crossy]

Legally? Safely, ok.

 

If your platform is Android look at Mobdro.

 

Or the StreamHub add-on for Kodi (and they do have the Mobdro streams if you know where to look).

 

 

 

 

[bobfish]

OP, Hey I feel for you! Here I am near Girona,[Spain] not an hour or so from tomorrow's stage - and the rental 'Villa' doesn't have wifi nor cable! Think i have to get back to Phuket 'Civilisation' !!!!

 

sent sort of via my iPhone. 

[pagallim]

I use Pulse TV, which as well as all the Sky Sports/BT Sport channels, also has Eurosport 1 and 2 with excellent coverage of cycling (currently covering the Tour of Poland).   All the mainstream UK channels (BBC/ITV etc) are also included, with ITV4 providing live coverage of TdF this year.