Come on out to Our annual winter mountain bike xc series. Feb 10th and
March 3rd. 2.8 mile single track with one short road portion. Race
starts at Amigos Bar in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Food and awards to follow
event.
Beg., Sport and expert class's Medals three deep and 100% payback for
experts.
Fun for all. Stay warm inside and watch, play some pool,just hang out.
Info at bikeiowa.com or active.com  Fliers at central iowa bike shops.

Matthew J. Byrne
River City Cycling Promotions
Joker Racing Iowa
Team Rassmusen Bike Shop

The "official" Kentuckiana Spring Training Series is up. Some information is
still coming from
the promoting clubs but if you want to be put on the mailing list for race
information click on
the Mailing List link on the website.

http://www.kyanaseries.com

Tristan Schouten named to US Cyclocross Team

USA Cycling announced their automatic and discretionary nominations in
the elite men's category for the 2007 UCI Cyclocross World
Championships scheduled for January 27-28 in Hooglede-Gits, Belgium.
The Midwest's own Tristan Schouten (Sheboygan, WI/Trek-VW) was one of
the discretionary picks.  Schouten's success this season included a
15th place finish at the national championships and several top-ten
finishes in UCI races throughout the US.  Schouten also won both WCA
races he entered this season with impressive victories at Badger Cross
   and Estabrook.

All discretionary picks to the US Cyclocross team must pay for the
cost of the trip package themselves.  Fundraising efforts are underway
to help Tristan with these costs.  If you would like to help Tristan
get to Belgium there are a number of ways you can donate.  You can go
to Tristan's blog at tristanschouten.blogspot.com and follow the
directions for making a direct donation.  You can also visit
madcross.org and purchase a Wisconsin Cyclocross DVD, calendar, poster
or photos.  All profits from these items will go directly to Tristan.
Your support is greatly appreciated.

Imelda March


--
Leonardo Campos-Moya
Director General
USA Cycling Expert Coach, NORBA National Commissaire
Velo Promotions, LLC
Teléfono/Telephone: 920.482.2184
www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara

Tristan Schouten named to US Cyclocross Team

USA Cycling announced their automatic and discretionary nominations in 
the elite men's category for the 2007 UCI Cyclocross World 
Championships scheduled for January 27-28 in Hooglede-Gits, Belgium.  
The Midwest's own Tristan Schouten (Sheboygan, WI/Trek-VW) was one of 
the discretionary picks.  Schouten's success this season included a 
15th place finish at the national championships and several top-ten 
finishes in UCI races throughout the US.  Schouten also won both WCA 
races he entered this season with impressive victories at Badger Cross 
and Estabrook.

All discretionary picks to the US Cyclocross team must pay for the 
cost of the trip package themselves.  Fundraising efforts are underway 
to help Tristan with these costs.  If you would like to help Tristan 
get to Belgium there are a number of ways you can donate.  You can go 
to Tristan's blog at tristanschouten.blogspot.com and follow the 
directions for making a direct donation.  You can also visit 
madcross.org and purchase a Wisconsin Cyclocross DVD, calendar, poster 
or photos.  All profits from these items will go directly to Tristan.   
Your support is greatly appreciated.

Imelda March

I'm new to your group. An off rode cyclist by choice living in Central
Iowa. Lots of great cyling around this state.
Have a great New Year!

Matthew J. Byrne
River City Cycling Promotions
Team Joker
Rassmusen Bike Shop DSM, Iowa

----- Original Message -----
From: "Leonardo Campos-Moya"
To: mwcycling@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mwcycling] Fwd: Bike friendly apartment
Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 11:38:42 -0800

FYI... for anyone in the UIC area.

--
Leonardo Campos-Moya
Director General
USA Cycling Expert Coach, NORBA National Commissaire
Velo Promotions, LLC
Teléfono/Telephone: 920.482.2184
www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara

----- Forwarded message from ho3ard@FASTMAIL.NET -----
Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 12:16:26 -0600
From: hnk <ho3ard@FASTMAIL.NET>
Reply-To: ho3ard@fastmail.net
Subject: Bike friendly apartment
To: BIKES@LISTSERV.UIC.EDU

Hiya UIC folks,

I'm still hoping to get some bike-family for my open unit--
current CL listing here:

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/apa/251686374.html

Once again, large garage available for bike workshops, sales, and such,
and a seperate closed-off/locked storage area make it perfect for
bike-peeps.
Also only a few hundred feet from the Hub bike coop:
http://www.bikechicago.info/Hub
(the top image is what you see when you stand out in front of my building).

Thanks for any help spreading the word.

Howard

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Join us for a leisurely ride from the Community House in Birmingham,
Michigan starting at NOON. The distance will be minimally 20 miles but
the distance and effort will be determined by the weather and the
riders who show up with the pace to be pleasant.  Mountain bikes or
Cross bikes are recommended as we may traverse dirt roads at times.

Contact me with questions: 248-388-3854 cell. A tentative X-mas eve
ride may go off if I am contacted soon. Start time would be 8:30 or
9pm also from Birmingham or the area.

EJ Levy
Cadieux BC-Team o2
Wolverine Sports Club
Motive Force-Loose Spokes

FYI... for anyone in the UIC area.

--
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USA Cycling Expert Coach, NORBA National Commissaire
Velo Promotions, LLC
Teléfono/Telephone: 920.482.2184
www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara





----- Forwarded message from ho3ard@... -----
      Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 12:16:26 -0600
      From: hnk <ho3ard@...>
Reply-To: ho3ard@...
   Subject: Bike friendly apartment
        To: BIKES@...

Hiya UIC folks,

I'm still hoping to get some bike-family for my open unit--
current CL listing here:

http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/apa/251686374.html

Once again, large garage available for bike workshops, sales, and such,
and a seperate closed-off/locked storage area make it perfect for
bike-peeps.
Also only a few hundred feet from the Hub bike coop:
http://www.bikechicago.info/Hub
(the top image is what you see when you stand out in front of my building).

Thanks for any help spreading the word.

Howard

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FYI

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www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara





----- Forwarded message from ho3ard@... -----
      Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 11:32:26 -0600
      From: hnk <ho3ard@...>
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   Subject: Weekend Bikewinter Events
        To: BIKES@...

All events are snow-or-shine and open to all.

Details/contact info at
http://bikewinter.org/calendar/scheduleofevents.php?city_id=1

Forecast for Sunday is sunny and 46, Monday ? snow.

Sunday A.M.:

Weekly Oak Park Cycle Club Sunday Sunrise ride

Sunday evening:

Traditional 12/24 "Bike-n-dine-n-maybe-a decent-movie-is-playing"
Meet 6:30 PM at the Picasso. Casual affair, plan/decisions by consensus.

Monday A.M.- 2 choices:

Annual CCC Bagel Ride, meeting 10:00 A.M. at Waveland Clock Tower, +/-
10 miles depending on conditions, likely ending at The Bagel on Broadway.

== O R ==

10:00 A.M meet at Hostelling International, 24 E. Congress, to ride to:

11:00 A.M. meet at Harold Washinton Cultural Center, 4701 S. Kind Drive,
    for a ride from Bronzeville to Chinatown for Dim Sum.


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The AIOCC and USA Cycling requested that the Louisville date be moved to October
27th and
28th.

This is to avoid conflict with a UCI Race in North Carolina.

We are planning to host it on the old River Road Country Club Golf Course.  We
recently held
the KY State CX championships there.  We put the old greens and sand traps to
good use.


http://www.velonews.com/pr/prn/articles/11325.0.html

I just loaded up an on-line event calendar onto mwcycling.com. I
listed an event from dicetraining, so that you can get an idea of what
will be displayed. If you have an event that you want listed, please
e-mail me any available details.

Thanks,
Leonardo Campos-Moya
Director General
USA Cycling Expert Coach, NORBA National Commissaire
Velo Promotions, LLC
Teléfono/Telephone: 920.482.2184
www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara

I just wanted to remind everyone that we are still running the free
on-line testing site for Cat C race officials (uscf & norba)
certification. You can check out the program at usacofficials.com. It
is a very simple program - we posted the slides from the cat c seminar
(90+!), as well as the on-line test. Anyone can use the program, but
be sure to get Shawn Farrell's (USAC Tech Director) approval for this.
There is also a separate test for current USCF officials who want to
get NORBA Regional C certified. Please feel free to contact me if you
have any questions.

If you visited out the mwcycling.com web site recently, you may have
seen the banner for "drivewithcare.org". It is a great tongue-in-cheek
web site that is run by the Chicago Bike Federation, and is a mock
advertisement for roadside memorials for bikers killed by cars. Check
it out!
--
Leonardo Campos-Moya
Director General
USA Cycling Expert Coach, NORBA National Commissaire
Velo Promotions, LLC
Teléfono/Telephone: 920.482.2184
www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara

Hi, Gus Hemingway here. I'm the current president of
the Eastern Michigan University Cycling club. We've
got Students, Faculty/Staff, and alumni as members. We
are a small club that's just finishing up our first
year of organization. Due to the crazy schedule of
students we have yet to compete as a team. Though we
do have backgrounds in cross, road, and off road
racing. Our web site is
http://www.emich.edu/studentorgs/cycling/ . I'm glad
to be a part of this discussion group, and look
forward to getting some advice from the more
established groups.

Gus Hemingway



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Greetings, all! My name is Eric Goodwin and I am the Managing Director
of Team Clif Bar Midwest, based in Chicago.

Information on our squad can be found at
http://www.teamclifbarmidwest.com

We are entering our sophomore season with a roster of four Cat 2 and
seven Cat 3 riders from the Chicagoland area. We had a great rookie
campaign, picking up some junior state titles and a few big Cat 3 wins
in August. We recently resigned Clif Bar & Co. as our title sponsor
through 2008.

We do a number of off the bike initiatives to help the environment and
our community, such as off-setting our vehicle mileage with wind-
energy credits. I'd welcome anyone to learn more about the programs,
as as they really have helped our program gain added exposure and
value for our sponsors.

Our big task in 2007 will be to hold our first road race - something a
forum like this could be a great informational resource for! Looking
forward to learning from all of you. Happy holidays, and see you on
the roads! - Eric

Jerry Juliot here from Jeffersonville, IN.  I am the Director of a
second year team "Team Bolla/Nortons"  We started out last year as a
developmental team mostly cat 4 racers and have progressed throughout
2006 to be a solid cat. 3-4 team.  Currently we have 25 racers in our
ranks, including 4 women racers.  Our USCF club name is "SONOVELO" and
our web site is www.teambolla.com  This year we will be hosting a race
near Henryville, IN on March 10th.
Glad to be a part of this forum!

Jerry Juliot

We have it scheduled for August 10-12.
August 10- 50+ mile Road Race in the evening
August 11- Early morning 25 mile Team Time trial
August 11 - 50+ mile Road Race in the evening
August 12 - 50+ mile Road Race in the morning.

The road races are hilly but for some reason the Team Time Trial seems to be the
hardest
event...something to do with working together for 25 miles. ;-)

--- In mwcycling@yahoogroups.com, "murphyadrienne" <murphyadrienne@...> wrote:
>
> Mike I would be interested in your cat 3-4 stage race any ideas yet about time
of the
> year??Adrienne
> --- In mwcycling@yahoogroups.com, "mike2wheelsports" <mikeh@> wrote:
> >
> > This group thing is a great idea. We used it for the OVCX Series and it got
a lot
> > accomplished between the race directors.   Anyway, Mike Hewitt here, one of
the old
> > timers in cycling. I know many of you as either racers or I have worked as
an official in
> > your area.
> >
> > I own/run 2WheelSports which is both a business and a USCF Club.  This year
I'm
> hosting
> > the Louisville (KY) Firefighters team which has about 20 people on the team.
Mostly
tri-
> > folks but some are making the cross over to pure cycling and giving up the
getting
wet
> > and running.
> >
> > My business 2WheelSports grew out of my frustrations as an official.  Too
many
events
> > worked with poor registration staff, bad hand writing and working off the
back of
> pickups.
> > What we do is provide finish line services at a reasonable rate to the grass
roots
> promoter.
> > We offer both web based and onsite computerized registration, stage, camera,
inflatable
> > finish line arch like the Tours use now, sound system, yadda, yadda.  We try
to make
it
> an
> > easy day or days for the promoter.  Enough commerical... if interested
contact me
> offline.
> >
> > As a club we promote several events. In the Spring we are part of the
Kentuckiana
Spring
> > Training Series which has a history of about 27 years. We also promote with
the Texas
> > Roadhouse and Papa John's teams the Louisville Metro Police Foundation
weekend. It
> has a
> > nice purse and the best thing is GREAT police support for the entire
weekend.
Shutting
> > streets for a Police fundraiser....hmmm.  Not a problem.
> >
> > We also promote a Cat 3-4 only stage race. Last year's got cancelled for
various
reasons
> > but we are planning again for this year. It consist of 3 road races and a
team time
trial.
> >
> > In cyclocross we were part of the 15 race OVCX series and next year we will
host a
USGP
> in
> > Louisville, KY.  Louisville may soon be the home to a permanent cyclocross
venue.  A
> > country club could not pay it's taxes so the city got the property. We held
the
Kentucky
> > District CX there. Nothing like doing cross on a golf course.  It's in
discussion with the
> > Parks Dept who now owns the property.
> >
> > I love this sport and the people in it.  Looking forward to working with
everyone.
Happy
> > Holidays!
> >
>

Mike I would be interested in your cat 3-4 stage race any ideas yet about time
of the
year??Adrienne
--- In mwcycling@yahoogroups.com, "mike2wheelsports" <mikeh@...> wrote:
>
> This group thing is a great idea. We used it for the OVCX Series and it got a
lot
> accomplished between the race directors.   Anyway, Mike Hewitt here, one of
the old
> timers in cycling. I know many of you as either racers or I have worked as an
official in
> your area.
>
> I own/run 2WheelSports which is both a business and a USCF Club.  This year
I'm
hosting
> the Louisville (KY) Firefighters team which has about 20 people on the team. 
Mostly tri-
> folks but some are making the cross over to pure cycling and giving up the
getting wet
> and running.
>
> My business 2WheelSports grew out of my frustrations as an official.  Too many
events
> worked with poor registration staff, bad hand writing and working off the back
of
pickups.
> What we do is provide finish line services at a reasonable rate to the grass
roots
promoter.
> We offer both web based and onsite computerized registration, stage, camera,
inflatable
> finish line arch like the Tours use now, sound system, yadda, yadda.  We try
to make it
an
> easy day or days for the promoter.  Enough commerical... if interested contact
me
offline.
>
> As a club we promote several events. In the Spring we are part of the
Kentuckiana Spring
> Training Series which has a history of about 27 years. We also promote with
the Texas
> Roadhouse and Papa John's teams the Louisville Metro Police Foundation
weekend. It
has a
> nice purse and the best thing is GREAT police support for the entire weekend.
Shutting
> streets for a Police fundraiser....hmmm.  Not a problem.
>
> We also promote a Cat 3-4 only stage race. Last year's got cancelled for
various reasons
> but we are planning again for this year. It consist of 3 road races and a team
time trial.
>
> In cyclocross we were part of the 15 race OVCX series and next year we will
host a USGP
in
> Louisville, KY.  Louisville may soon be the home to a permanent cyclocross
venue.  A
> country club could not pay it's taxes so the city got the property. We held
the Kentucky
> District CX there. Nothing like doing cross on a golf course.  It's in
discussion with the
> Parks Dept who now owns the property.
>
> I love this sport and the people in it.  Looking forward to working with
everyone.  Happy
> Holidays!
>

Dear All:

Thanks for joining this discussion group so quickly. At your
convenience, please  send me the url for your team or promoter web
site, which I will enter on mwcycling.com. If you could give us a
reciprocal link, I'd appreciate it greatly.

If you are interested in writing a short team profile, please do not
hesitate to pass those along with any pictures. We can create a folder
for team/club profiles, and do a monthly poll/voting for a club of the
month and get some donated swag.

Thanks again,
Leo

--
Leonardo Campos-Moya
Director General
USA Cycling Expert Coach, NORBA National Commissaire
Velo Promotions, LLC
Teléfono/Telephone: 920.482.2184
www.velopromotions.com

"Seamos realistas; soñemos lo imposible" - Ernesto "Che" Guevara


Quoting mike2wheelsports <mikeh@...>:

> This group thing is a great idea. We used it for the OVCX Series and
>  it got a lot
> accomplished between the race directors.   Anyway, Mike Hewitt here,
>  one of the old
> timers in cycling. I know many of you as either racers or I have
> worked as an official in
> your area.
>
> I own/run 2WheelSports which is both a business and a USCF Club.
> This year I'm hosting
> the Louisville (KY) Firefighters team which has about 20 people on
> the team.  Mostly tri-
> folks but some are making the cross over to pure cycling and giving
> up the getting wet
> and running.
>
> My business 2WheelSports grew out of my frustrations as an official.
>   Too many events
> worked with poor registration staff, bad hand writing and working
> off the back of pickups.
> What we do is provide finish line services at a reasonable rate to
> the grass roots promoter.
> We offer both web based and onsite computerized registration, stage,
>  camera, inflatable
> finish line arch like the Tours use now, sound system, yadda, yadda.
>   We try to make it an
> easy day or days for the promoter.  Enough commerical... if
> interested contact me offline.
>
> As a club we promote several events. In the Spring we are part of
> the Kentuckiana Spring
> Training Series which has a history of about 27 years. We also
> promote with the Texas
> Roadhouse and Papa John's teams the Louisville Metro Police
> Foundation weekend. It has a
> nice purse and the best thing is GREAT police support for the entire
>  weekend. Shutting
> streets for a Police fundraiser....hmmm.  Not a problem.
>
> We also promote a Cat 3-4 only stage race. Last year's got cancelled
>  for various reasons
> but we are planning again for this year. It consist of 3 road races
> and a team time trial.
>
> In cyclocross we were part of the 15 race OVCX series and next year
> we will host a USGP in
> Louisville, KY.  Louisville may soon be the home to a permanent
> cyclocross venue.  A
> country club could not pay it's taxes so the city got the property.
> We held the Kentucky
> District CX there. Nothing like doing cross on a golf course.  It's
> in discussion with the
> Parks Dept who now owns the property.
>
> I love this sport and the people in it.  Looking forward to working
> with everyone.  Happy
> Holidays!
>
>

This group thing is a great idea. We used it for the OVCX Series and it got a
lot
accomplished between the race directors.   Anyway, Mike Hewitt here, one of the
old
timers in cycling. I know many of you as either racers or I have worked as an
official in
your area.

I own/run 2WheelSports which is both a business and a USCF Club.  This year I'm
hosting
the Louisville (KY) Firefighters team which has about 20 people on the team. 
Mostly tri-
folks but some are making the cross over to pure cycling and giving up the
getting wet
and running.

My business 2WheelSports grew out of my frustrations as an official.  Too many
events
worked with poor registration staff, bad hand writing and working off the back
of pickups.
What we do is provide finish line services at a reasonable rate to the grass
roots promoter.
We offer both web based and onsite computerized registration, stage, camera,
inflatable
finish line arch like the Tours use now, sound system, yadda, yadda.  We try to
make it an
easy day or days for the promoter.  Enough commerical... if interested contact
me offline.

As a club we promote several events. In the Spring we are part of the
Kentuckiana Spring
Training Series which has a history of about 27 years. We also promote with the
Texas
Roadhouse and Papa John's teams the Louisville Metro Police Foundation weekend.
It has a
nice purse and the best thing is GREAT police support for the entire weekend.
Shutting
streets for a Police fundraiser....hmmm.  Not a problem.

We also promote a Cat 3-4 only stage race. Last year's got cancelled for various
reasons
but we are planning again for this year. It consist of 3 road races and a team
time trial.

In cyclocross we were part of the 15 race OVCX series and next year we will host
a USGP in
Louisville, KY.  Louisville may soon be the home to a permanent cyclocross
venue.  A
country club could not pay it's taxes so the city got the property. We held the
Kentucky
District CX there. Nothing like doing cross on a golf course.  It's in
discussion with the
Parks Dept who now owns the property.

I love this sport and the people in it.  Looking forward to working with
everyone.  Happy
Holidays!

Hi All,

Dave Grigsby here from Everybodysbikecoach.com and The Bike Shop in
London, Ky.
I am the race director for the Tour De London
(www.tourdelondonky.com), now the Ky. State Road and Criterium
Championships.
Glad to be here both to learn and contribute.
Hey Adrienne, I met one of your pros here last year. A fantastic
young man by the name of Josh Carter who won our road race. What a
great guy. Tell him Dave from TDL says Hi and we hope he comes back
this year to defend his title. It was a joy watching him race.
Dave

--- In mwcycling@yahoogroups.com, "murphyadrienne"
<murphyadrienne@...> wrote:
>
> --- In mwcycling@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Corroto" <corroto@> wrote:
> >
> > Mark Corroto here from Breakaway Cycling Team, Delaware, Ohio.
We are
> > both an new and an old team. About 7 years ago, riders
established the
> > Breakaway team, it was absorbed into another local team last
year
> > (2006), but has been revived for the 2007 season. We have
approximately
> > 50 members. Eveything from ice cream social riders to Cat. 3
racers.
> > The racing team competes with both junior riders, Cat. 3-4-5
racers
> > both men and women and Masters. We have some competitive
Mountain
> > bikers too.
> >
> > We schedule two regular training rides from Delaware, OH -
tuesday and
> > thursday evenings at 6pm - the Tuesday is an every man for
himself
> > shred fest and thursday a more moderate pace with some town
limit
> > sprints thrown in for good measure.
> >
> > I look forward to this new list
> >
> > thanks
> >
> > MC
> >
> Hello I am Adrienne Murphy,  I own Mesa Cycles (bicycle shop
located in St Louis, MO)
> I manage a team that consists of 40 riders.  The team includes
juniors (cats 5-2), Senior
> men (cats 4-1) and Senior women (cats 3-1).  We have 10
competitive mountain bikers.  I
> promote a 12 hour mtb race and MO state road race.  I am a level 2
expert coach.  Look
> forward to hearing from you all
> Adrienne
>

--- In mwcycling@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Corroto" <corroto@...> wrote:
>
> Mark Corroto here from Breakaway Cycling Team, Delaware, Ohio. We are
> both an new and an old team. About 7 years ago, riders established the
> Breakaway team, it was absorbed into another local team last year
> (2006), but has been revived for the 2007 season. We have approximately
> 50 members. Eveything from ice cream social riders to Cat. 3 racers.
> The racing team competes with both junior riders, Cat. 3-4-5 racers
> both men and women and Masters. We have some competitive Mountain
> bikers too.
>
> We schedule two regular training rides from Delaware, OH - tuesday and
> thursday evenings at 6pm - the Tuesday is an every man for himself
> shred fest and thursday a more moderate pace with some town limit
> sprints thrown in for good measure.
>
> I look forward to this new list
>
> thanks
>
> MC
>
Hello I am Adrienne Murphy,  I own Mesa Cycles (bicycle shop located in St
Louis, MO)
I manage a team that consists of 40 riders.  The team includes juniors (cats
5-2), Senior
men (cats 4-1) and Senior women (cats 3-1).  We have 10 competitive mountain
bikers.  I
promote a 12 hour mtb race and MO state road race.  I am a level 2 expert coach.
Look
forward to hearing from you all
Adrienne

Mark Corroto here from Breakaway Cycling Team, Delaware, Ohio. We are
both an new and an old team. About 7 years ago, riders established the
Breakaway team, it was absorbed into another local team last year
(2006), but has been revived for the 2007 season. We have approximately
50 members. Eveything from ice cream social riders to Cat. 3 racers.
The racing team competes with both junior riders, Cat. 3-4-5 racers
both men and women and Masters. We have some competitive Mountain
bikers too.

We schedule two regular training rides from Delaware, OH - tuesday and
thursday evenings at 6pm - the Tuesday is an every man for himself
shred fest and thursday a more moderate pace with some town limit
sprints thrown in for good measure.

I look forward to this new list

thanks

MC