Clydesdale category comes to Portland cyclocross racing
10-20-07, 07:04 PM
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Clydesdale category comes to Portland cyclocross racing
This is cool. A Clydesdale category for cyclocross. Makes sense to me. 
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This is cool. A Clydesdale category for cyclocross. Makes sense to me.
I'd go so far as to suggest a whole seperate race.
In the rare instance where I successfully complete a high speed dismount, well... let's just say there's a lot of momentum built up.
I fear for anything that might get in the way- small trees, barriers, 150lb cyclists....
My first real 'cross race is tomorrow. I'm stoked.
10-20-07, 09:16 PM
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Good luck!
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I'd go so far as to suggest a whole seperate race.
In the rare instance where I successfully complete a high speed dismount, well... let's just say there's a lot of momentum built up.
I fear for anything that might get in the way- small trees, barriers, 150lb cyclists....
My first real 'cross race is tomorrow. I'm stoked.
In the rare instance where I successfully complete a high speed dismount, well... let's just say there's a lot of momentum built up.
I fear for anything that might get in the way- small trees, barriers, 150lb cyclists....
My first real 'cross race is tomorrow. I'm stoked.
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