TCR
08-27-06, 08:33 PM
I'm 30 minutes into a 45 minute 30+4/5 crit in Ontario when I decide to bolt for a prime. I didn't even know what the prime was for and I really didn't care. I found myself up near the front feeling good, the pack started slowing up a bit, none of my teammates showed for the race and I was getting a bit bored so I just took off. Nobody came with me. I soon had 200 yards on the field. By the time I got to the start/finish I probably had 250+. They announce my number for the winner of the prime and then they immediately announce another prime for tri-bars. I'm thinking OH MAN! :mad: I already have tri-bars and don't need another set but what the heck. So I keep hammering! Unfortunately this is the grand prix course which is 1.something miles and the it's a little windy. I'm hammerin, I'm hammerin, I'm breathin hard, I'm really laboring but maybe I got a chance at this. Then heading into the last corner I look down at my speedo and I'm only doin 22mph. :eek: I was out of gas. I look back and some guy is coming hard and fast off the front. I'm only about 200 yards from the start/finish and this guy blows by me and there goes my tri bars. :mad: Oh well, I did beat the rest of the pack back to the line. All I want to know is who was this masked man? Huh, who were you? Cause let me tell you something mister - awesome riding dude and enjoy them tri-bars! :D
BTW, they then immediately call 3 laps to go! :eek: I'm in oxygen debt and there's 3 laps to go! :eek: I did manage to recover enough to finish with the pack, top 30 maybe. Good times!! :D
BTW, they then immediately call 3 laps to go! :eek: I'm in oxygen debt and there's 3 laps to go! :eek: I did manage to recover enough to finish with the pack, top 30 maybe. Good times!! :D
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