[brianappleby]

I just moved to Denver from the bay area. By next season I would like to have a coach and a team to ride with. Any recommendations?

I'm a number obsesser, I loves my powertap. I prefer hilly road races or even time trials to criteriums, i'm 24, and I'm a 4, but hope to be a 3 very soon. I live in the DU area, but driving to boulder isn't out of the question for awesome rides/people.

Thanks for any ideas, feel free to PM me, or respond here.

Brian.

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[DnvrFox]

I just moved to Denver from the bay area. By next season I would like to have a coach and a team to ride with. Any recommendations?

I'm a number obsesser, I loves my powertap. I prefer hilly road races or even time trials to criteriums, i'm 24, and I'm a 4, but hope to be a 3 very soon. I live in the DU area, but driving to boulder isn't out of the question for awesome rides/people.

Thanks for any ideas, feel free to PM me, or respond here.

Brian.

You might check out the Rocky Mountain Cycling Club

http://www.rmccrides.com/

They are among the more aggressive/advanced riding groups around. I notice they have brevets, etc.

Certainly there are racers there.

My neighbor down the street is on a racing team. If you can't find any contacts, I would be pleased to check with him, and if he so desires, to have him contact you.

[Chezhoff]

Brian -

There are a couple of other threads in this folder that discuss this. I'm glad to talk to you as well...PM me if you'd like to. Also, in general, the source for all things racing in CO is: http://www.americancycling.org They run racing here.

Hoff