Weight Weenies

CX out near Sacramento. Hot.



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4s crit. Won with a late attack through the last corner and sprinted ahead of the field

crazy sock height. and congrats on the W

I'm wincing at the right pedal clearance, it's tight!

2up TT on the weekend...suffering like a dog on the run into the finish behind my SIGNIFICANTLY stronger team mate

Pedal clearance timed to perfection! That's how you gap fields


From the Melbourne to Warrnambool on the weekend. Broken collar bone or not, could not resist the temptation of lining up again for this race. Second oldest one day race in the world (behind Liege-Bastogne-Liege) and used to be the longest (now a mere 262km).

Spot the pink bike!

riding to second place in my club hill climb

Crossett wrote:First time winning a race. Cat. Bs, Zaandercross near Portland, OR.

Were you at the Rainier Cross Crusade this weekend as well?




Beardking - you look a little big to be racing people uphill! Cut it out - you'll make me look bad!

75kg and i put out just over 400 watts for 5:05. wasn't really very uphill there were flat sections and a short downhill bit, my average was over 21mph.

21mph for a hillclimb? Sounds a bit too much like last years British Championships which were ridden on TT bikes it was so flat

Yeah, that doesn't sound like a very hilly hill climb. Nonetheless, good job on the result.


Ad I'm still quite a bit heavier than you

Talking of hill climbs...



always a good crowd out for the Catford Hill Climb. Combining it with the Brighton Mitre climbs on Saturday as well as the Bec on Sunday make for a hard weekend.

Here is a shot I took of David Maltais at a recent cyclocross event in Bromont, Quebec:



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Tinea Pedis wrote:Pedal clearance timed to perfection! That's how you gap fields


From the Melbourne to Warrnambool on the weekend. Broken collar bone or not, could not resist the temptation of lining up again for this race. Second oldest one day race in the world (behind Liege-Bastogne-Liege) and used to be the longest (now a mere 262km).

Was it a closed road? Any pros turn up for it? There's normally a few aren't there?

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