Free Mountain Bike Ebook

[Eric Johnson]

Hi,

I found your group while I was searching for other google groups.  I'm performing some market research on mountain biking for a book that I'm in the process of writing.  Could you email or post the below message to your group?  I would greatly appreciate it.

Best regards,
Eric

Message:

Hey There Fellow Mountain Biker!

Allow me to introduce myself.  My name is Eric Johnson.  I have been a serious mountain biker for over 15 years.  I currently reside in the Denver area and I love the riding out here.  I’m currently writing a book that will expose mountain bike advice and tips that will catapult you to the next level.    

However, before I complete my book I want your help… 

I want your feedback on the following two questions...

1.   If you had 5 minutes to talk with a pro mountain biker what question are you dying to get answered?

2.   ...And which pro mountain biker would you want to talk to?

And in return for you feedback, I will email you a complimentary copy of this amazing book when it is published.  So what are you waiting for?  Please answer the two questions and email (ejf...@gmail.com) me your responses.  Then, when I have completed my book I will email you a free copy of the book.  Simple as that…

Oh and one more thing, I take your privacy very, very seriously.  I will not sell or release your email address to anyone.  Thank you and happy trails!

Eric Johnson

ejf...@gmail.com

[hel...@idcomm.com]

I'll pass this on to others in my group, Team Evergreen, but my question
to a pro would be: Nutrition - how do you balance protein, carbs and fat
for optimal efficiency in the saddle? And especially without artificial
sugars (sucralose, acesulfame, saccharine, etc.) or fats (high fructose
corn syrup or others). I'm a nutritionist and alway seeking the best
quality ingredients for high performance. It's true that you'll burn up
most of it quickly, but the pro-oxidative effects can be long lasting.
I'm a fan of Ultima Electrolytes (New York) and Honey Stinger gels and
protein bars (energy bars I can take or leave).

Thanks so much,
Helen

I'm a Nutritionist in Boulder, CO.

Eric Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found your group while I was searching for other google groups. I'm
> performing some market research on mountain biking for a book that I'm
> in the process of writing. Could you email or post the below message
> to your group? I would greatly appreciate it.
>
> Best regards,
> Eric
>
> Message:
>
> Hey There Fellow Mountain Biker!
>
> Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Eric Johnson. I have been a
> serious mountain biker for over 15 years. I currently reside in the
> Denver area and I love the riding out here. I’m currently writing a
> book that will expose mountain bike advice and tips that will catapult
> you to the next level.
>
> However, before I complete my book I want your help…
>
> I want your feedback on the following two questions...
>
> 1. If you had 5 minutes to talk with a pro mountain biker what
> question are you dying to get answered?
>
> 2. ...And which pro mountain biker would you want to talk to?
>
> And in return for you feedback, I will email you a complimentary copy
> of this amazing book when it is published. So what are you waiting
> for? Please answer the two questions and email (ejf...@gmail.com

> <mailto:ejf...@gmail.com>) me your responses. Then, when I have

> completed my book I will email you a free copy of the book. Simple as
> that…
>
> Oh and one more thing, I take your privacy very, very seriously. I
> will not sell or release your email address to anyone. Thank you and
> happy trails!
>
> Eric Johnson
>

> ejf...@gmail.com <mailto:ejf...@gmail.com>
>
>
> >

[Michael Yarros]

Hi,
 
My name is Mike Yarros, I've been mostly doing commuting to work for the last year and getting in as much single track as I can. 1500 Miles so far since last 7/15/08 when I bought the bike. I have a Kona Blast hardtail.

 
1. If you had 5 minutes to talk with a pro mountain biker what 

question are you dying to get answered?  what is the best way to overcome concerns about being clipped in when on very difficult terrain?

2. ...And which pro mountain biker would you want to talk to?

Not sure.
 
PS: I've found that basic glutamine has helped a lot. I've also taken MHP protien powder.
 
Thanks,
 
Mike.
 
 
> Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2009 00:09:57 -0600
> From: hel...@idcomm.com
> To: trailc...@googlegroups.com
> Subject: [TrailCentral] Re: Free Mountain Bike Ebook

[mrrog...@aol.com]

I would ask "do you really rip out the chamois in your shorts?"

Then I would want to ask Tinker Juarez, "I heard you rip out the chamois in your shorts"


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