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03-13-10, 01:49 PM
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I went into it expecting less racing, and more learning. And guess what? I learned a f*ckton.
By the way, they ran out of numbers they had so many people. They were hand-writing numbers for people. They started a #1 (I was 34) and the highest I saw was 264. There were a bunch of those damn Dutch teams, too.
By the way, they ran out of numbers they had so many people. They were hand-writing numbers for people. They started a #1 (I was 34) and the highest I saw was 264. There were a bunch of those damn Dutch teams, too.
03-13-10, 01:49 PM
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fuggitivo solitario
03-13-10, 02:14 PM
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I went into it expecting less racing, and more learning. And guess what? I learned a f*ckton.
By the way, they ran out of numbers they had so many people. They were hand-writing numbers for people. They started a #1 (I was 34) and the highest I saw was 264. There were a bunch of those damn Dutch teams, too.
By the way, they ran out of numbers they had so many people. They were hand-writing numbers for people. They started a #1 (I was 34) and the highest I saw was 264. There were a bunch of those damn Dutch teams, too.
03-13-10, 02:17 PM
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stole your bike
03-13-10, 02:23 PM
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fuggitivo solitario
yes sir. never got to try sally's. and after waiting in 90min long lines a couple times, i'm going to their annex from now on.
this place alone would be worth the ride from nyc to nh, though i didn't get to go when last time when i did my ride to nh.
03-13-10, 02:29 PM
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stole your bike
I thought it might have been Sally's which I didn't get to try when I was up there.
I tried it on the way back from Maine so there was no way I was going to eat pizza twice in the span of a few hours; Pepe's was really good and definitely worth the wait in line.
I tried it on the way back from Maine so there was no way I was going to eat pizza twice in the span of a few hours; Pepe's was really good and definitely worth the wait in line.
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03-13-10, 02:44 PM
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It's no wonder that the foo was displeased with you. Although, I suppose the recent upswing in the number of parody threads pleases it.
03-13-10, 05:11 PM
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Not sure what's wrong with my bowels, but today at work I shat 3-4 times.
Then, after work, I got in a nice quickie (16 mile ride, that is. Not another BM)
Then, after work, I got in a nice quickie (16 mile ride, that is. Not another BM)
03-13-10, 06:16 PM
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1- I decided to buy the Fuji Cross pro I looked and and tried out last night. Placed it on hold at the store.
2- Picked out the heart rate/cycle computer I want
3- Am leaving work to go pick up the rig in a few minutes.
4- Plan to ride tonight. Finally warm enough in Illinois for a ride. 40 degrees! Yay!
2- Picked out the heart rate/cycle computer I want
3- Am leaving work to go pick up the rig in a few minutes.
4- Plan to ride tonight. Finally warm enough in Illinois for a ride. 40 degrees! Yay!
03-13-10, 10:11 PM
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^^^^^^
I just returned to Mi. after 3 weeks of working in the los angeles area, and I must say you all got it pretty friggin' sweet! To the point that I was jelous every time I got in the car. I wish I could find a buyer for my house and a job in Ca. peeps in my hood would be choking on my sneaker dust. Lifes to short to have winters in it.
Cycling related .....I made a deal on a Aluminum Orbea' frame, with a easton carbon fork. Its a 92 tour model frame in the orange team colours, new never built. I will put my 9 speed 105 stuff on for a dirty weather bike.
I just returned to Mi. after 3 weeks of working in the los angeles area, and I must say you all got it pretty friggin' sweet! To the point that I was jelous every time I got in the car. I wish I could find a buyer for my house and a job in Ca. peeps in my hood would be choking on my sneaker dust. Lifes to short to have winters in it.
Cycling related .....I made a deal on a Aluminum Orbea' frame, with a easton carbon fork. Its a 92 tour model frame in the orange team colours, new never built. I will put my 9 speed 105 stuff on for a dirty weather bike.
03-16-10, 11:08 AM
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Some UCI 1.1 Pro race is starting int he town center 2.5km from my house. I saw the Milram boys riding down my sidestreet. Kinda cool. I saw a BMC rider (He had the build of Murphy) on the canal a few days ago.
