I am sure none of us sound minded cyclists would ever think about riding the streets at night without the proper reflective gear or clothing. A headlight and some sort of blinking warning lights are a must in twilight or night time riding. But, how many of of don’t even think twice about those same rational decisions during the day! Well maybe we should.
If you have a story to tell, about your adventures or misadventures in the just completed Morrow Mountain Massacre please send an email with your story to Wh3r3s.Wald0@gmail.com. Include a picture or two if you have some. I guarantee you will get at least two things out of your submission: 1. you will get the byline, 2. you will have the satisfaction of knowing at least one other person will read your story in some other part of the world.
The 2010 Tour de France runs from Saturday July 3rd to Sunday July 25th 2010. The 97th running of the penultimate bicycle stage race will consist of 1 prologue and 20 stages and will cover a total distance of 3,600 kilometers.
Stage Profiles Summary:
- 1 prologue,
- 9 flat stages,
- 6 mountain stages and 3 summit finishes,
- 4 medium mountain stages,
- 4 individual time-trial stages (59 km).
Sorry for the lack of updates here. It has been a hectic few weeks. Promotion at work, means more responsibilities and learning new tools, good in some respects. Being put in charge of a team also means longer hours and more accountability. End of the quarter also means account reviews and in this economic climate those are even more important than ever.
As much as we enjoy seeing our work all over the internet and we currently have a very liberal view towards downloading our pictures for reuse, if you republish them on the web please give us credit for the image!
Up for everyone to see are photographs of the September 19, 2009 edition of Assault on Morrow Mountain. It was the final AoMM of the year. Special thanks go to Jeff Viscount, ride organizer, Bicycles East and Middle Ring Cycles for assisting with rider mechanical issues, and all the rest of the volunteers.
What a beautiful day for a ride. Especially a ride up Morrow Mountain. Would love to ride, but we did the next best thing, volunteer to help. This ride as well as the last two we sat at very strategic places along the route and took pictures. All in all just over 700 images. We will be posting 166 in the gallery here sometime tomorrow. We managed to post 19 new images to Facebook this evening. I hope everyone had a great time while out on the ride. Special thanks go to Jeff for helping put this together for everyone to enjoy.
Well the weekend is over, Nicole and I managed to ride with the Bee Team. Well not the entire ride, just 15 miles of it on Sunday afternoon. Neck was sore but did not really hurt. A couple of ibuprofen and an ice pack and everything was better.
Wife and I went to see the crafts at the Matthews Alive festival today. Walked around a good bit. Took a few pictures.
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