I think I can manage... :)


No no no no no


No no no no no


Not really, you just turn up for more races, and spend your time training, rather than recreational riding. You've got to enjoy it, naturally, but nobody else I know who rides at 'this level' is a racing machine.

I've watched for two years now several races during SuperWeek in our area, and EURO I have to tell you that I think there is a difference.

I mean, I can see the serious rec riders out there in the crits, but there is another level toward the top. I have soooooo much respect for these guys. They come from all over the globe to race in events/series like this for very little money. They show up, ride their ass off, and maybe, just maybe, collect a prim (Sp? PREEM) or two to buy more gear or a pizza after.

No glam....
No podium girls....

All the work it must take to get to that level.
I admire those you do it, and I hope you can get there and wish you luck.

To me, you'll always be the guy that told me about a bike shop in France when I asked! :)

going May 5th by the way

Have you adjusted your position since 1st posting pics of your new bike?

EURO/Benjamin. . .I hereby christen thy new Bike Forums name to be: Julian!

Seriously, Julian, congrats. I'm happy to finish 6th on my weekend group ride.

This is the REAL Ben Cousins
http://westcoasteagles.com.au/defaul...personid=13544

I thought that "race 4" would have more recipies???

Where are the recipies???

;)

Where is his car parked?