Recreational shooting and other stuff
I was following the Tour of Utah and the 1,000 Warriors event, because they’re run practically in my own backyard. Utah has some great scenery, including mountains, lakes, and canyons, as well as legendary destinations like Moab for mountain bikers. Obviously, it has a certain amount of appeal for road races too. UnfortunateIy, I also … Read more
Someone had recently written me and asked why I didn’t publish all the results from Bromont. Uh, because that’s way more typing than I want to do? Because cutting and pasting off another site is not cool? Because you can find all that here, on the MountainBikeAction website. Spoiler: Minaar and Jonnier took firsts.
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Bromont World Cup women’s XC race. Willow Koerber was absolutely killing it on the first lap, with the fastest time and a respectable 15 second lead, even after the climb. And then it happened. A flat. Yeah, I’m pretty upset if I flat while riding my local trails, or heading up the road for some … Read more
No, not you. Almost anyone reading my blog can’t be bad. This one’s for companies that are only in it for a buck. The big corporations full of people that don’t even own a bike, and the puppets that do their bidding. We know who they are. They know who they are. I’ve run into … Read more
Anyone who knows me is aware that I’m not the least bit interested in professional road cycling. The best I can offer is that Alberto Contador and I share the same opinion about Lance Armstrong. At least LeMond did it with a minimum of controversy, other than his aero bar. Anyway, for those that are … Read more