Friday, June 01, 2007

Are these UCI legal?



that's all i got for now... might have some total numbers for the last few months to post but... maybe not... Thinking that June might be my January, ya know in terms of training. looking at the real season starting in October...

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6 comments:

solobreak said...

What difference does it make what month it is, all you're going to do is ride back and forth to work anyway, right?

Seriously, if your are going to be "Mr CX" this fall, and that is your true focus, just what is your plan in order to excel in these races? Inquiring minds want to know.

10:25 AM
gewilli said...

The plan?

"Try not to suck"

that's about all...

;-)

the rest? top secret...

i'll divulge the plan at the end of the season ;-)

maybe...

I've been getting usually at least one long ride in on top of the commuting miles, once the stitches are out i'm hoping to get two (or three if possible) additional rides in mid week and still retain the rest days... we'll see...

10:29 AM
solobreak said...

I would think rather than long slow rides, a steady diet of crits, mtb races, and short TTs from late July into early September would be appropriate, but then again I never exactly set the cross world on fire.

CX season is good for the bike shop people because things are slow and they can ride every morning in the daylight. But then work doesn't really get in your way...

10:37 AM
Il Bruce said...

Hey!

This post is about WHEELIE BARS!

Take your numbers somewhere else.

12:06 PM
solobreak said...

Watching this made me flashback to flipping the bike over backwards last winter. Just thinking about it gave me a headache.

For your next assignment, find a video of those old water rocket things that you pumped up until the plastic was about to become a grenade and then launched it whizzing by your pal's head.

Today's toys just don't cut it, do they?

12:47 PM
Il Bruce said...

My favorite Wham-O toy of the early 70s.

http://www.virtualtoychest.com/tracball/tracball.html

No luck on the water rockets. Those where great.

Joey Tavarez who lived next door to my Dad used to make tennis ball cannons. Shooting scorched tennis balls at each other was pretty killer too.

1:21 PM

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