stickboybike

I can't say that it feels like summertime is slowing down but with the kids heading back to school in less that two weeks and the buzz of my comrades discussing dismounting and threshold work; I'd say it is. The later part of this is obvious, cyclocross season is on the horizon and chasing the field in the local crit is in the rear view mirror. Entering my fourth fall season with Bianchi Bicycles, I've somehow gotten my head out of my tail and will be having a go at it with some cross racing. I'm in contact with many who race this version of the sport of cycling. Every fall I'm like, 'Yeah, blah blah blah is going on and NEXT year I'll get my shit together for cross season.' Really, does putting off the obvious really make things better? The obvious is that other than the lady reps we have covering the far reaches of the US for the brand who don't cross race, I need to HTFU and kit up like the remaining employees. My approach for cross season

What do you get from a town that is so rich in history, on a niche' so niche' the X-games are like, Ef' it, you're not getting 5 minutes of fame anymore because your hustle and flow is so incomprehensible by our viewers we can't produce an ROI on your event.....? You get sick riding like this---> S.O.Y! (Straight Outta York)