Are there any cat 5 races that have a lerch class in san diego?
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Clyde 5K! kozevents.comHoliday Bowl 5K.htmOpen ↗
Tri Clyde: orangemantriathlon.comorangemantriathlon.comOpen ↗
Mountain Clyde: socalendurance.com12hrsoftemeculapage1.htmlOpen ↗
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You might want to contact some of the local SoCal racing clubs...there's an index online. Might be a training series going on near you with Clyde Cat. 5...easy intro.
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that mountain clyde sounds fun as hell, But I think attampting it with standard gearing would be foolish. Your such a nice guy bob, I should get you some shimano stuff....Snicker :P TY for the info though
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"I should get you some shimano stuff....Snicker :P"
Don't tell anyone, but one of my track bikes has a Dura Ace crankset on it.
"TY for the info though"
No sweat. The locals will know a lot more. the racier bike shops will point you in the right direction.
Cali has enough of a racer base that they can give the Clydes their own fields, finishing positions, awards, etc. Here in Ohio the fields are thinner and Clydes normally are just field filler...unless it's a flat crit and they are 225 pounds and 6' 4" of muscle.
If you are fit, Lurch or not, you may just crush a Cat. V or IV field in criterium races.
SuperClyde's website may have some info: superclydesdale.comsuperclydesdale.comOpen ↗
Hellova drive from San D, but you could climb Diablo in your own class: c4racing.orgeventsOpen ↗
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