Time Trials.
Sam Ransohoff
When are time trials and where? I head something about there being one
in Cleves. How do we register for them?
tmsegar
they are finished for the year and start up again next year
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Larry Parker
http://www.qcw.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7&Itemid=9
you have to be a member, but it was cheap last time I did it, a few years
ago. I hope to give it a go again in 2011.
"When
The time trial is every Tuesday from the beginning of May through the end of
September.
Larry Parker
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From: "Sam Ransohoff" <rans...@gmail.com>
To: "Cincinnati Bicycle Commuters" <bike...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 2:05 PM
Subject: [Cincy Bike Commuters] Time Trials.
> Hi,
> When are time trials and where? I head something about there being one
> in Cleves. How do we register for them?
>
Larry Parker
For the last month or so I have been commuting with a pair of Keen "Austin
Pedal" shoes. Part of their "Live the Hybrid Life" scheme. I would
reccomend these to anybody. My job does not require a suit and tie; Khakis
and an Oxford or even a nice Polo shirt work fine, usually. The Keens look
nice enough, and are comfortable enough, to leave on all day. And the SPD
cleat does NOT click all the time. The other nice thing, as the weather has
started to turn, is that they do not have all the ventilation holes that
most cycling shoes have. I usually wear other shoes while working, just to
save wear and tear, but it is nice to not have to worry about it if things
get busy fast. They are really nice for running errands, I can be a bike
geek and not look like one all the time!
I know some people are happy with flat platform pedals, and gymmers or dress
shoes. I like being hooked on. Kind of like getting so used to seatbelts
that you feel weird without them. That and while growing up I had my foot
slip/bounce off a pedal enough times that I don't EVER want to fall against
a top tube again!
No connection, just very happy with them. I got mine at Reser's - no
connection there, either, but they had them in stock and were very friendly
and helpful.
Larry Parker