Am I physically ready to attempt my first cat 5 crit?
09-27-19, 06:58 PM
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I've looked in on this thread, once in a while, for 4 years, now!
It was fun to read about your "evolution"; it took you so long to finally get racing and you had to take some serious razzing.
Then, it was cool to read your race reports.
Did you ever try cyclocross (night vs day when compared to crits)?
It was fun to read about your "evolution"; it took you so long to finally get racing and you had to take some serious razzing.
Then, it was cool to read your race reports.
Did you ever try cyclocross (night vs day when compared to crits)?
03-17-22, 03:23 PM
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Well to cap off this thread, going all the way from being curious about racing on the 33 to having NorCal Cycling actually do commentary on a cat 3/4 crit win for me. That's the peak. LOL.
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03-19-22, 06:03 AM
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Somehow I missed the vlog clip years ago. I am tempted to comment with a bookmark / time stamp "table of contents" or even type out what you say. I'm only a bit into it but it's great.
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04-29-22, 11:38 AM
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I was watching the clip from the r/velo post and thought, well, I think the NorCal guys got it a bit wrong, in the lower levels it's okay to be further back late in the race. And you raced a perfect race.
Somehow I missed the vlog clip years ago. I am tempted to comment with a bookmark / time stamp "table of contents" or even type out what you say. I'm only a bit into it but it's great.
Somehow I missed the vlog clip years ago. I am tempted to comment with a bookmark / time stamp "table of contents" or even type out what you say. I'm only a bit into it but it's great.
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