Just a dude who enjoys riding and following the pros.
i was following the sea otter action on twitter (thanks to the return of Lyne of Podium Insight's live updates). i also checked out Gerard Vroomen's new mtb company's first offering, the O-1.0. ...
a physics professor gets out of a running a stop sign ticket using this argument. fitting that i found this article after finding out the DOT added a stop sign to my route to the pub last night. a stop sign i may have seemed to run twice, but that was all an illusion on your part. same with the other three. like motorists, i follow all traffic laws all the time.
i've been meaning to put something like this up for a bit, so thanks to thebongolian for the inspiration. as some of you may already know, i'm a fan of the US national championships held in...
it should work for everyone with a facebook account, as it's set to public. if not, blame someone other than me.
maybe someone's brought this up around here already, but i haven't seen it. trek has a new classics frame, the domane. some unusual stuff around the seat tube / top tube junction. spartacus...
at least a couple guys you may have heard of in there.
trials video with some ridiculous helmet cam shots (1:55 in).
bad news: because you'd have to be an idiot to take the one blood booster for which they have a test.
skills. that's got to be worth at least 100 bonus FSA-DSw points.
it seemed like a good idea to finally get my teams submitted. maybe i should have waited a little longer.
title link is Maura Kinsella. here's one for Emily Collins.
the bio passport is useless, is what i get from that.
just so Gav doesn't yell at me, i'm making a fanpost out of this. there's not much to say at this point though. i saw inrng (inrng.com, @inrng on twitter) tweet about a women's team for garmin in...
you've probably heard the rumors. magura sponsoring garmin barracuda and hinting at something new coming out. an assumption that hydraulic road brakes were on the horizon after the uci legalized disc brakes for cross. the signs were all pointing in the same direction, and it seems we now have road hydraulic brakes (again). well TT hydraulic brakes to be exact, but seems we're just road brake levers away from putting them on a road bike. or are we?
here's a link to a pic of the 2012 jersey
...here's a look back at where we were 117 years ago.
another christmas has come and gone. i'm sure a lot of us had bike gear on our lists. did you get what you wanted? did you get things you didn't even ask for? did you take advantage of time off...
...bmc. just kidding, it's katusha.
there's a possibility the blue ridge parkway, one of the prettiest roads in the country, might be closed to bikes. that would be a huge loss. i think the speed limit is 35 on that road. there are few cars, as it goes from nowhere to nowhere . it's used for sightseeing mostly, which makes it a great place to cycle.
not sure if this works for you. it's a link to a facebook pic. anyway, specialized-lululemon know how it's done. might need to get me one of those.