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Hey June where's the beaver?09

Submitted by Duke on Mon, 2009-06-01 08:54

Good riddance May that was a tough month for trail riding and racing. The first time I have seen races postponed or delayed and I think its leaving everyone with a testosterone overload. I am hoping that June will deliver the weather before we have a major white out.

There are many fun events going on this month so check the site Calendar I'm sure I will see many of you out there this month.

2012 Kit Ordering

Submitted by Duke on Thu, 2012-02-02 09:49

The time is now, I will be collecting orders over the next couple weeks. We will be using Champ-Sys for are kits again this year not sure how many years its been but there prices are right and the quality has been consistently improving and I would put it up against any manufacture at this point.

Pricing can be found here http://champ-sys.com/custom/cycling/price-list

Sizing can be found here http://champ-sys.com/custom/cycling/size-chart look it over carefully.

The design and details to order will be coming shortly.

Duke

Registration Blue's

Submitted by Duke on Fri, 2012-01-20 18:53

I get a quite a few site registrations per day. I have to try and sort thru the legitimate ones the bots and those who want to pedal boner pills. (I have nothing against them) If I have been slow to accept your registration or havent approved it you may have got accidently dumped into the the bot/pedaler pile then got deleted and I am sorry. You can always register and send me a message and I will get it done.

Now I have to go take a little blue pill.

Duke

Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

Submitted by Duke on Thu, 2011-12-22 18:12

It was another nice December day with temps around 40 degrees... no wind. Since today was to be a ride day I decided to head out to my favorite winter riding place. I have been riding the UNO the last couple of winters with the .38 tires to keep the rubber side down. It weighs in about 25lbs pushing around 50 pounds of air and rolling around 64 GI.

When I arrived I saw the regular runners and roadies riding about. So I quickly suited up and headed out for the chase. Just like a dog chasing a car he may never catch unless they want you too, I was after the roadies.

It took awhile about 11-12 miles before I finally caught up to them. It gave me a good push for awhile and felt great for a December ride. I only ended up averaging 16.1 mph over 22 miles but its winter in Michigan and tomorrows a run day I will take it.

Rooby... Dooby... Doo!

Duke

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