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This is amazing. I totally want the Fignon board game. I will make up my own rules so it may be a little like Calvinball, but with 1980's bike racers.

https://cyclingtips.com/2017/04/photo-gallery-glimpse-cyclings-past-paris-roubaixs-retro-market/
Photos by Victor Chan, from Today's race:
http://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Clients/Kissena-Race-Season-2017/Lucarelli-Castaldi-Cup-Race-Series-42317-1800/n-pbM6Tt/

Kissenas up front, that's a great sight.
Kissenas up front, that's a great sight.
I love me some KCC photo glory but... four guys in the wind there is not super savvy unless you're blocking for someone up the road. Bruce looks almost out of the saddle with effort while the fellow six riders back is swigging one handed like it's a chatty ride.

Obviously some context needed, like "setting up a leadout for Whitey"
This was indeed the leadout for the first sprint lap. We organized nicely and had Jeff well protected but it was too early and we burned to many matches before the hill leaving him to freelance over the top and to the line. Luckily he was able to make a bridge to the small group of sprinters and take second.

The next one was much better in that we didn't take the front until much closer to the hill which enabled a couple of us to make it over and give Jeff a ride close to the line. Unfortunately there were two guys up the road just enough that we couldn't catch them. We just didn't have the horsepower going up the hill to control things enough to make it hard for the most determined to jump around.
Jules said:
Kissenas up front, that's a great sight.
I love me some KCC photo glory but... four guys in the wind there is not super savvy unless you're blocking for someone up the road. Bruce looks almost out of the saddle with effort while the fellow six riders back is swigging one handed like it's a chatty ride.

Obviously some context needed, like "setting up a leadout for Whitey"

Jim explains context well.

But we have gone thru this before, Jules. Efforts that result in a cool photo are allowed. OBVS.

eloy said:

But we have gone thru this before, Jules. Efforts that result in a cool photo are allowed. OBVS.

OBV.

Rule #1: Look Sharp!

A former triathlon teammate of mine just did Ironman Texas and saw a guy do the entire bike portion on a fatbike with aero bars. Over the 112 mile bike ride, he averaged 15.5 mph, finishing in 7hrs and 13 min. I would have at least put on road slicks.



A former triathlon teammate of mine just did Ironman Texas and saw a guy do the entire bike portion on a fatbike with aero bars. Over the 112 mile bike ride, he averaged 15.5 mph, finishing in 7hrs and 13 min. I would have at least put on road slicks.


What happens in Texas stays in Texas.
More evidence for my theory that many fat-bikers simply apply the same maxim of four wheels to two: bigger is better, all the time and everywhere! *Of course* this was at an Ironman in Texas. 
here's ol boy in action...passing someone on a quintana roo.  :o

The look on the face of guy on the Quintana Roo is amazing. "I thought a semi was coming up behind me, why is this guy passing me?"
I love it!
"You dance with the one what brung ya."
#loyalty
found these in my stuff.
Back before the web, before digital photography, the Victor Chan's of the world would go to races, set up shots where they could see your number, shoot the race, sort contact sheet images by number, and then send you a trifold brochure with those thumbnails.
a 5x7 was $8.95 in 1990.
This is three shots of me in the first turn of the Tour of Red Bank in 1990.  First race on that Eddy Merckx SLX.



can't see pic

The MTB scene was also active back in the day.  1994 Mt. Snow NORBA National....if you know what NORBA means...then you are as old as me
You would get a negative a few weeks after the race...and then "3-4 weeks" later get a pic

that's half mud...and half teen wolf hair on those legs...Even in 1994...red skewers were fastest
at 2:00   This guy has the Kissena attitude 
http://www.steephill.tv/players/youtube3/?title=Redlands+Bicycle+Classic+2017,+Stage+2+Men's+Highlights&dashboard=&id=TUTP43i3fYM&yr=2017
Roads feel relatively safer right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=35&v=V5AN0jRzPMI
Anyone find a decent Giro live feed?
SeanMiles said:
Anyone find a decent Giro live feed?
Steephill is your huckleberry
i've found that the Ustream links they provide are the best. by far the best buffering with almost no lapses for me in 2+ hours of streaming. nice big, clear picture too. too big almost. i stream it at work and when someone walks by i have to scramble because it looks like i turned my monitor into a television. good problem to have though...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFGl0tXRAjg
Can someone please post password for Victor Chan's KCC race photos?

http://www.oneimagingphotography.com/Clients/Kissena-Race-Season-2017

The password (I didn't pick this password, Victor did):
jeffreywhite**kissena2017
my friend Evan Murphy is on this, and it is the hotness:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/217188419
Glad I've got me one of those POC helme...
Lance 2 man pace line. Lance has such a smooth pedal stroke. The other guy is bouncing around losing energy. No matter where you stand on Lance, he certainly is one hell of a cyclist. 

https://youtu.be/cs9dd6Fn-Ao
connie carpenter is everything you want cycling to be
https://player.vimeo.com/video/213851544
eloy said:
my friend Evan Murphy is on this, and it is the hotness:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/217188419
Love seeing my hometown in this :)
Full version of the crash Malcomson posted: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2OnYxaEtD4

Pretty hard to watch... Skujins was eventually pulled with a concussion and broken collarbone. Internet seems pretty split on whether the neutral service guy should have kept him off the bike - thoughts?