Saturday ride, 8/16

[David]

We are meeting at the Standpipe this Sat, 8/16, for a road ride.
40-60 miles
Depart at 7 am
There will be a couple of groups - 18-22 mph, and 16-18 mph

[Marc Lishewski]

terrie gets the hi vis vest found on the side of the road for wearing dull
red and grey clothes with binky lights that don't work ......i washed it for
her.

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[Terri Cawley]

Marl I like my clothes & my lites!!! Don't need ur vest!

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[Terri Cawley]

And my name is TERRI not Terrie....if u want to "talk" to me about my clothes/equipment you can call me or email me-don't be juvenile & hide behind the group to blast your personal agendas or nice/nasty comments....we all have heard your & others comments about what you think people should & should not do....this forum is for a group (democratic)& YOU are not the "boss". I have heard enough about the lites/bright clothing....enough is enough. If I choose to wear/adorn myself or my bike the way I do leave it alone please--I am suck of the rants. We all are adults & if you want bright lites & certain clothing then go for it! I'm doing fine---oh & you also can speak to me when I'm on the rides, you don't have to wait to talk to me through email.....

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> On Aug 17, 2014, at 6:39 PM, "Marc Lishewski" <mar...@consolidated.net> wrote:
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[Ray Stanfield]

Wow !!!! East Texas at its best .... Tell em Terri

Ray Stanfield
Head Coach
Track/CC
Univ of West Alabama

GO TIGERS

[Glenn Davis]

Hi guys,

I have laid off from riding for a while, but I started riding again here in Crested Butte, Co. a couple of weeks ago.  I am riding with a senior athlete who is training for the Senior World Games in St. George, Utah in early October.  He weighs about 130 lb and is all  heart and lungs.  I can power by him on the flats, but he climbs like a mountain goat and leaves me with my tongue wrapped around my waist. He lives in West Texas at 6000 ft and comes to Crested Butte, where the local paved roads range in altitude from about  8400 to 11,000 ft, for two or three months each summer and fall to train.  My climbing pales compared to his, but he is working me hard, and it is good for me.

Today, stage two of the US Pro Cycling Challenge is being ran between Aspen and Mt. Crested Butte.  It's a 105 mile stage with total ascent of about 12,200 ft.  The finish is at about 9400 ft. Many of the riders are from the recent Tour de France.  There are 16 teams and riders from 25 countries.  Top notch guys.  I hope to get some good photos if it doesn't rain too much, and I'll try to send some along. 

Hopefully, I'll ride with the group again soon.  Nancy and I get back to Texas in early September.  Maybe it'll be a bit cooler then.  You guys be safe on the road.

Best regards,

Glenn Davis

Glenn M Davis

[Glenn Davis]

Here are a few photos I took at stage 2 of the US Pro Cycling Challenge in Crested Butte today.  It was raining at the finish, but all the guys made it in safely.  It was a fun event with very well conditioned athletes. If any of you want to keep up with the event, there are 7 stages, all in Colorado.  The web link is below.

www.usprocyclingchallenge.com

Regards,

Glenn Davis

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