Clydesdales/Athenas (200+ lb / 91+ kg) - Former Clyde rides with Lance Armstrong (not that former clyde)

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12-14-09, 08:54 PM
I didn't get quite the experience Fatty did, but I did manage to get some photos with Team RadioShack and even got to ride with the for 10 miles or so. At one point Lance Armstrong was on my wheel.
Here is a photo with Lance
http://michaelmckisson.com/plugins/content/fboxbot/thumbs/dsc01346_370x277_d89a4cd286bf8e1d66238b1325b11c1b.jpg
It was a pretty awesome experience. If you want to read more about it or see more photos with other RadioShack guys, check out my blog post about it. (http://www.michaelmckisson.com/blog/29-riding-with-lance-armstrong)
irclean
12-14-09, 09:36 PM
Tres cool.
bigtempo
12-15-09, 12:16 AM
Very cool.
txvintage
12-15-09, 03:51 AM
A rare opportunity indeed. Congrats on a ride of a lifetime!
Tom Stormcrowe
12-15-09, 06:32 AM
As it turns out, he's a pretty nice guy, too, huh? I got to ride with him a few years ago, and we had a nice chat at Race to Replace in Indianapolis during the big public ride he led off.......
We basically had a multiecheloned paceline of 1500 riders at one point that day, too, and it was a fun day.
TechKnowGN
12-16-09, 07:10 AM
wow. thats a great day.
Very nice. Pity that AP considers Tiger Woods Athlete of the Decade instead of Lance. :-(
As it turns out, he's a pretty nice guy, too, huh? I got to ride with him a few years ago, and we had a nice chat at Race to Replace in Indianapolis during the big public ride he led off.......
It's amazing what a brush with mortality can do to a man, isn't it? :-)
10 Wheels
12-16-09, 10:43 AM
Neat Ride. Your pics are great. Thanks
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12-16-09, 11:09 AM
He does seem like a genuinely nice guy. He was pretty much all business that morning. It is interesting to see how many different directions people try pulling him in. by far the most down-to-earth guy out there was Chris Horner. He was awesome.
I tracked down a few photos of me in the group.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2707/4190859930_62414ef6bb_o.jpg
I 'm toward the right 1/3 of the image in the yellow and back. I a following Jani Brajkovic and Chris Horner.
Very nice. Pity that AP considers Tiger Woods Athlete of the Decade instead of Lance. :-(
I bet they'd like to have that one back right about now.
dbikingman
12-16-09, 08:46 PM
At one point Lance Armstrong was on my wheel.
He was sucking wind as he tried to stay on my wheel, going up the final ascent of the day. The last I saw of Lance he was fading backwards, in a bit of bother.
There I finished this properly for you:D
Sir-Loin
12-16-09, 09:17 PM
dbikingman, I had to clean OJ off my keyboard, Thanks for that!
I bet they'd like to have that one back right about now.
But Tiger does good deeds. Right now he's helping Santa Claus. He's been finding all the women who are naughty. :-)
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12-17-09, 09:04 AM
Very nice. Pity that AP considers Tiger Woods Athlete of the Decade instead of Lance. :-(
Actually, more than half of his votes came in after the news of his infidelity broke. I'm sure most of the voters also happen to be men.
Actually, more than half of his votes came in after the news of his infidelity broke. I'm sure most of the voters also happen to be men.
Hmm. Tiger has something that Lance lacks. Pity so many men think with them.
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