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The Post You’ve All Been Waiting For: RMM’s 3rd Annual Guide to Local Road Teams–Part 1
Every year this is one of my most controversial posts. The fallout generally lasts for months with riders commenting in person and online. I do my best to just present things as I see them, while acknowledging my biases. Again, I am category racer, so I will only be offering observations about lower category teams. Part II will be published this coming Monday. Enjoy. North East Bicycle
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The Post You’ve All Been Waiting For: RMM’s 3rd Annual Guide to Local Road Teams–Part 1
Every year this is one of my most controversial posts. The fallout generally lasts for months with riders commenting in person and online. I do my best to just present things as I see them, while acknowledging my biases. Again, I am category racer, so I will only be offering observations about lower category teams. Part II will be published this coming Monday. Enjoy. North East Bicycle
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Georgia Death…er…Training Camp Update
So as many of you know, my team mate Matt Wheatley and I drove down to Georgia to hook up with the Cyclonauts to ride ourselves inside out in preparation for the upcoming spring campaign.Instead of boring you with details about rides and climbs, I’ll just say that I have ridden 3 days in a row and have none of the rides have been under 3000 kilojoules, or under 7000 feet of climbing or under 80
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CB is Promoting a BIG Stage Race: The Giro de Fred
Well, maybe its not quite a race. But it is an event. While this will compete for cycling traffic with my new favorite website, therollercam.com , if Ryan Kelly sucks up enough, I may be able to arrange a webcam feed of the event. How bout comping my upcoming banner ad big guy?I am getting ahead of myself. The Giro de Fred is an indoor stage race that will take place at the Bikes Not Bombs
