hanging bikes

Ryan Cousineau said:

Since we're bragging, I'd like to point out that this weekend I laid
smack down. I think that's good:

http://www.canadiancyclist.com/dailynews/September/9.27.0510.14AM04.shtml

It's good to hear you laid down the smack, that stuff is bad for you.

😉

Seriously, congratulations on your Cyclocross victory. I'm hoping to take
start the beginner's cyclocross that's offered out here next year. I was
hoping to do it this year, but between work and home and breaking my frame
I think I'll try again next fall.

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It's difficult to bump your head on it if
you simply stand it up.

It's also less difficult to stub your bare toes on it when it's hanging
up.

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"May you have the winds at your back,
And a really low gear for the hills!"

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[email hidden] (Just zis Guy, you know?) Wrote a lot of techie
[censored], to wich I reply:

"Let the games begin!"

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"May you have the winds at your back,
And a really low gear for the hills!"

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I submit that on or about Fri, 30 Sep 2005 23:57:10 -0400, the person
known to the court as [email hidden] (Chris Zacho "The
Wheelman"😉 made a statement
(<[email hidden]> in Your Honour's
bundle) to the following effect:

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"Let the games begin!"

I considered x-posting to rbt to see if anyone there would be
sufficiently humourless to take it at face value - but decided not to
:-)

Guy
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"Zoot Katz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 06:00:51 -0700,
: <[email hidden]>,
: "Claire Petersky" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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: >> You might have a Mountain bike racer come by and hang off of
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: >Damn! They said they wouldn't publish that photo of me!
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: Did you get it in writing?
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: It looks like they published at least six more too.
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Wed, 28 Sep 2005 06:00:51 -0700,
<[email hidden]>,

Claire Petersky said:

<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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You might have a Mountain bike racer come by and hang off of it.
http://www.nikigudex.com/images/sportbook1.jpg

Damn! They said they wouldn't publish that photo of me!

Did you get it in writing?

It looks like they published at least six more too.

OK, ok, so they aren't pictures of me. Anyone could tell that. My [censored] are
a lot bigger than hers.
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In article <[email hidden]>,

Ryan Cousineau said:

Quoted message said:

So, are you into this cyclocross thing, or was this
just a one-off lark?

Well, that was my first race. It will not likely be my last. Right now
it looks like the plan is to put very skinny (30 mm) cross tires on the
road bike and bring that and the MTB to the rest of the races this
season.

I have a hunch the road bike will get the most use.

Quoted message said:

To put it briefly, I found 'cross racing pretty enjoyable and I show a
modicum of talent for it, so I shall continue to race it until it's not
fun. It makes for a nice no-pressure off-season activity, and for a lot

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

You just can't stop competing for an off-season, eh? :-) :-)
But I guess it keeps ya sharp.

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of reasons 'cross is a bit lower-key (at least in terms of attitude)
than road racing.

I hope it involves some fun little primes to "make it interesting".

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In article <[email hidden]>,

(Tom Keats) said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Ryan Cousineau said:

Quoted message said:

So, are you into this cyclocross thing, or was this
just a one-off lark?

Well, that was my first race. It will not likely be my last. Right now
it looks like the plan is to put very skinny (30 mm) cross tires on the
road bike and bring that and the MTB to the rest of the races this
season.

I have a hunch the road bike will get the most use.

If it's not muddy, probably.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

To put it briefly, I found 'cross racing pretty enjoyable and I show a
modicum of talent for it, so I shall continue to race it until it's not
fun. It makes for a nice no-pressure off-season activity, and for a lot

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You just can't stop competing for an off-season, eh? :-) :-)
But I guess it keeps ya sharp.

The difference is basically that I haven't invested any time in
seriously training for these races.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

of reasons 'cross is a bit lower-key (at least in terms of attitude)
than road racing.

I hope it involves some fun little primes to "make it interesting".

Last weekend only the A race got to ride for the 6-pack of Heineken
offered as the first-lap prime.

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