Help LIVESTRONG commemorate October 2, 1996, the day Lance Armstrong was diagnosed with advanced testicular cancer and began the fight of his life.
Being a part of LIVESTRONG Day is simple. Use the map link below to search for and RSVP to events already happening near you. By taking part in LIVESTRONG Day, you can help your friends and neighbors understand that fighting cancer isn’t just up to doctors and researchers—it’s up to all of us.
www.livestrongaction.org/map
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Craig Steven's Wins!
A good friend of mine (Criag Steven's) wins his age group in the Bayou country Cyclist & Bayou Runners Race this past weekend!
Parrot Head Ride October 3, 2009
Title: Parrot Head Ride
Date: Saturday October 3, 2009
Time: 7:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve in St. Francisville, LA.
Notes: http://www.brphc.org
Date: Saturday October 3, 2009
Time: 7:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Mary Ann Brown Nature Preserve in St. Francisville, LA.
Notes: http://www.brphc.org
The Fall 2009 Velo! Velo! rides...
Yes friends, the Fall 2009 Velo! Velo! rides are ready to go! We've got city history, Beauregard and Spanish Town, Shreveport trees (yes, Shreveport!), and Florida Blvd. These rides are going to be really entertaining,educational, and full of fun. Just go to
http://www.brsafestreets.org/2009-velo-velo-rides
to get the low-down, find the link to online registration, or download your very own PDF registration form.
Let's go for a ride!
Mark M
Join B.R.A.S.S.!
http://www.brsafestreets.org/joinbrass
http://www.brsafestreets.org/2009-velo-velo-rides
to get the low-down, find the link to online registration, or download your very own PDF registration form.
Let's go for a ride!
Mark M
Join B.R.A.S.S.!
http://www.brsafestreets.org/joinbrass
TRAINED CYCLISTS NEEDED FOR RESEARCH STUDY
TRAINED CYCLISTS NEEDED FOR RESEARCH STUDY
Hi! My name is Helena Rietschier and I am a Master's student in the Exercise Physiology department at LSU. We're conducting a cycling study to investigate the effectiveness of a natural carbohydrate source (sun-dried raisins) versus sports jelly beans on promoting endurance performance. The study will involve you cycling on your own bicycle mounted on a Computrainer in our lab. There will be a VO2 max test, a lactate threshold test, and 3 experimental trials in which you will cycle for 2 hours followed by a 10-km time trial. Every 20 minutes during the 2 hour cycling bout, you will receive either sun-dried raisins, sport jelly beans, or water-only. For more information, please contact me (hriets1@lsu.edu). Thanks!!
➢ Male and female cyclists/triathletes needed for research study comparing the effectiveness of a natural carbohydrate source (sun-dried raisins) versus sports jelly beans on promoting endurance performance
➢ Cycle on your own bicycle mounted on a CompuTrainer
➢ You may qualify if you are between the ages of 18-35 and have no history of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or peanut allergies
➢ Benefits: Complimentary VO2 MAX and Lactate Threshold Testing
➢ Contact Helena Rietschier (hriets1@tigers.lsu.edu) for more information
Hey Scott!
Thanks so much for helping me recruit cyclists for the study! I attached the flyer to this email. Please let me know if you need additional information.
Thanks again!
- Helena
Hi! My name is Helena Rietschier and I am a Master's student in the Exercise Physiology department at LSU. We're conducting a cycling study to investigate the effectiveness of a natural carbohydrate source (sun-dried raisins) versus sports jelly beans on promoting endurance performance. The study will involve you cycling on your own bicycle mounted on a Computrainer in our lab. There will be a VO2 max test, a lactate threshold test, and 3 experimental trials in which you will cycle for 2 hours followed by a 10-km time trial. Every 20 minutes during the 2 hour cycling bout, you will receive either sun-dried raisins, sport jelly beans, or water-only. For more information, please contact me (hriets1@lsu.edu). Thanks!!
➢ Male and female cyclists/triathletes needed for research study comparing the effectiveness of a natural carbohydrate source (sun-dried raisins) versus sports jelly beans on promoting endurance performance
➢ Cycle on your own bicycle mounted on a CompuTrainer
➢ You may qualify if you are between the ages of 18-35 and have no history of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or peanut allergies
➢ Benefits: Complimentary VO2 MAX and Lactate Threshold Testing
➢ Contact Helena Rietschier (hriets1@tigers.lsu.edu) for more information
Hey Scott!
Thanks so much for helping me recruit cyclists for the study! I attached the flyer to this email. Please let me know if you need additional information.
Thanks again!
- Helena
BRBC Fall Century October 11, 2009
Baton Rouge Bike Club Fall Century
If you want to be guaranteed a t-shirt you must register by October 1,2009.
Baton Rouge Bike Club Fall Century
The BRBC Fall Century will take place on Sunday, October 11, 2009. The ride
will start from the Centenary College in Jackson, Louisiana. Louisiana State
Parks has offered to host the riders at Centenary College, Rosedown Plantation,
and Oakley House at Audubon State Historic site. There will be SAG stops at
these locations and other sites along the route. Your entry fee will cover the
fees to tour the buildings and grounds of these historic sites. There will also
be a cannon demonstration by members of the Port Hudson Historical site on the
grounds of Centenary College around 11:30 am. A post ride meal will be provided
by the club, along with maps, road markings, pre-ride announcements, and full
SAG support.
Fee is $30 if pre-registered, and $35 if registering the day of the ride. Fee is
per rider. T-shirts guaranteed to riders who register by October 1.
Registration the day of the ride opens at 7:00 am. The century riders (100
miles) depart at 7:30 am, and all other riders (62, 50, 25 miles) depart at 8:00
am. Since SAGs will be coordinated with these historic sites, please depart at
the times specified above.
Online registration is available at www.active.com. For printable registration
forms go to www.BatonRougeBikeClub.com
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Should cyclists share local roads?
All,
225 Magazine is running what looks like will be a fabulous article on cycling in the BR area next month. There is now an online survey with the following question:
"Should cyclists share local roads with motor vehicles or only use dedicated bike lanes and paths?
Please take 5 seconds and go to:
http://www.225batonrouge.com/polls/2009/sep/poll91509/
and vote SHARE ROADS!
Thanks, Taylor
225 Magazine is running what looks like will be a fabulous article on cycling in the BR area next month. There is now an online survey with the following question:
"Should cyclists share local roads with motor vehicles or only use dedicated bike lanes and paths?
Please take 5 seconds and go to:
http://www.225batonrouge.com/polls/2009/sep/poll91509/
and vote SHARE ROADS!
Thanks, Taylor
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Photographer at training race
Everyone,
There will be a photographer for 225 magazine at the split today and Thursday taking pictures of the training race for a story the magazine is doing on cycling on Baton Rouge. He also plans to take some pictures from his vehicle as we ride around the loop.
Please make every effort to make it to the training race today and Thursday so we can have as big a group as possible for the picture. Also, for you guys starting from the split, please try to join the training race for a little while before and as we go through the split to make the group bigger.
If you are on a race team, it's probably a good week to wear your kit to get your sponsors some press.
Thanks
Dustin Flint
Friday, September 04, 2009
Cycle for Sixty-Five Roses
Dear Riders,
This year the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is hosting its first annual “Cycle for Sixty-Five Roses” fundraising event on September 26th, 2009 in St. Francisville, Louisiana. The ride will include 10,20,40,65, and 100 mile routes for riders of all skill levels and is open for registration to any and all interested participants. Registration fees are listed below and on the attached flyer as well.The goal of the ride is to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation through rider registration. Monetary donations and pledges are also welcome from non-registering donors. This ride will be a great oppurtunity to get a nice training ride in between races, or to just come out and enjoy yourself while being part of a great charitable cause. Riders will receive pre & post-ride meals along with a t-shirt. Prizes will be given to select riders in each category. Riders can register on active.com or by calling Anna Cassanova, the Director of Special Events with the CF Foundation at (225) 769-9994 or (877) 753-9990. I look forward to the success of the foundations’ first cycling fundraiser and hope to see y’all out there.
Sincerely,
David Tarnow
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Texas State Road Race weekend
Hello ...
Andy Hollinger here from The Racing Post. I'd like to personally invite
you and your group to the State Road Race weekend on October 10/11 in
Copperas Cove, TX on post at Fort Hood. The Road Races will be on an
incredible 33 mile course, COMPLETELY CLOSED TO TRAFFIC - that's right no
center line and no cars. The course is simply the most impressive
championship course I've ever seen.
The race needs you. After four years of effort we finally go the Army to
say yes and we're benefiting the Resiliency Center - a new concept in
training and treatment for our soldiers and their families - trying to
reduce the negative impacts of our two foreign wars. The registration
site also has an option for a tax deductable donation.
To help convince everyone (not just those in contention) to come we've
included a "NonCompetitive" event on Saturday for those of us who are Too
heavy, too busy to train ... too almost anything but want to pin a number
on and race this incredible course.
To make it even easier to come .. The Racing Post will comp every 5th team
member who registers for both days. BikeReg the first four and send the
5th to this email > that one will RACE FREE
The whole weekend of racing only costs $50 till October 1 Check out
theracingpost.us for more details.
We're always in need of more sponsorship, so if you know anyone or an
organization that need recognition among racers, let me know.
Call me with questions.
Andy
Andy Hollinger
The Racing Post
817-980-7787 cell
theracingpost.us
Andy Hollinger here from The Racing Post. I'd like to personally invite
you and your group to the State Road Race weekend on October 10/11 in
Copperas Cove, TX on post at Fort Hood. The Road Races will be on an
incredible 33 mile course, COMPLETELY CLOSED TO TRAFFIC - that's right no
center line and no cars. The course is simply the most impressive
championship course I've ever seen.
The race needs you. After four years of effort we finally go the Army to
say yes and we're benefiting the Resiliency Center - a new concept in
training and treatment for our soldiers and their families - trying to
reduce the negative impacts of our two foreign wars. The registration
site also has an option for a tax deductable donation.
To help convince everyone (not just those in contention) to come we've
included a "NonCompetitive" event on Saturday for those of us who are Too
heavy, too busy to train ... too almost anything but want to pin a number
on and race this incredible course.
To make it even easier to come .. The Racing Post will comp every 5th team
member who registers for both days. BikeReg the first four and send the
5th to this email > that one will RACE FREE
The whole weekend of racing only costs $50 till October 1 Check out
theracingpost.us for more details.
We're always in need of more sponsorship, so if you know anyone or an
organization that need recognition among racers, let me know.
Call me with questions.
Andy
Andy Hollinger
The Racing Post
817-980-7787 cell
theracingpost.us
Crescent City Cyclists 2009 Fall Century
Crescent City Cyclists 2009 Fall Century
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Stewart's Seafood & Steak House
Corner LA 16 & LA 450, Franklinton, LA
"Cucumber Corner"
Registration begins at 6:45 am
Ride starts at 7:30 am
Ride lengths:
Century 100 mi Half Century 50 mi
Metric Century 63 mi Quarter Century 25 mi
Last year we tried out a new starting location and completely new set of routes for our annual fall century ride. The new location received very favorable reviews from riders so we are returning there this year. Registration and the after-ride party will take place at Stewart's Seafood & Steakhouse which is on the corner of LA 16 & LA 450 near Franklinton in Washington Parish. This location is commonly known as "Cucumber Corner."
All four of the century routes will be on quiet, scenic, rolling to hilly roads of western Washington Parish and northeastern Tangipahoa Parish. Route maps and road markings will point the way, and helpful volunteers at strategically placed rest stops will stand ready with cool water and tasty snacks. Once back at Stewarts Seafood, you will enjoy a hearty post-ride meal with beer and soft drinks.
While the century is designed to be an enjoyable experience, the event is held on public roads open to other vehicles. Riders should expect to encounter motorists and be prepared for road hazards. Participants should operate their bicycles in a safe and lawful manner and obey traffic laws throughout the ride. The CCC requires the use of ANSI or Snell approved helmets for all club rides including the century. Everyone is encouraged to ride with a partner; children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration
The registration fee for the Crescent City Century is $35. You may register online at active.com, or at http://www.crescentcitycyclists.org/online_century_reg.html . The century fee includes SAG support, restroom facilities at the start, maps, road surface markings, and lunch with beer and soda following the ride.
All pre-registered riders will receive a free Polar brand insulated water bottle with Crescent City Cyclists logo. Water bottles will not be provided for day of event registrations. To receive a water bottle, your pre-registration must be postmarked by Saturday, September 12, 2009. Members of Crescent City Cyclists who pre-register by September 12 will pay a discounted price of $30. This discount is valid for pre-registration only. All registrants will pay $35 on the day of the century. Non-members may join CCC and save $5 on their century fee by submitting a membership application and dues ($18/yr individual, $25/yr family) along with their century pre-registration.
Please note:
The century will be limited to 500 riders. To be sure you are able to ride, please send in your registration as soon as possible.
This is a "rain or shine" event; not much short of a hurricane bearing down on us will force a postponement. If the unthinkable should happen be sure to call the CCC Hotline (888-901-9581) for rescheduling information.
Please fill out the registration form and mail it in with your registration fee while you are thinking about it. Or you can register on our website: www.crescentcitycyclists.org.
If you have any questions, e-mail century@CrescentCityCyclists.org or call Joe Berthelot at 504-469-7900.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Stewart's Seafood & Steak House
Corner LA 16 & LA 450, Franklinton, LA
"Cucumber Corner"
Registration begins at 6:45 am
Ride starts at 7:30 am
Ride lengths:
Century 100 mi Half Century 50 mi
Metric Century 63 mi Quarter Century 25 mi
Last year we tried out a new starting location and completely new set of routes for our annual fall century ride. The new location received very favorable reviews from riders so we are returning there this year. Registration and the after-ride party will take place at Stewart's Seafood & Steakhouse which is on the corner of LA 16 & LA 450 near Franklinton in Washington Parish. This location is commonly known as "Cucumber Corner."
All four of the century routes will be on quiet, scenic, rolling to hilly roads of western Washington Parish and northeastern Tangipahoa Parish. Route maps and road markings will point the way, and helpful volunteers at strategically placed rest stops will stand ready with cool water and tasty snacks. Once back at Stewarts Seafood, you will enjoy a hearty post-ride meal with beer and soft drinks.
While the century is designed to be an enjoyable experience, the event is held on public roads open to other vehicles. Riders should expect to encounter motorists and be prepared for road hazards. Participants should operate their bicycles in a safe and lawful manner and obey traffic laws throughout the ride. The CCC requires the use of ANSI or Snell approved helmets for all club rides including the century. Everyone is encouraged to ride with a partner; children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration
The registration fee for the Crescent City Century is $35. You may register online at active.com, or at http://www.crescentcitycyclists.org/online_century_reg.html . The century fee includes SAG support, restroom facilities at the start, maps, road surface markings, and lunch with beer and soda following the ride.
All pre-registered riders will receive a free Polar brand insulated water bottle with Crescent City Cyclists logo. Water bottles will not be provided for day of event registrations. To receive a water bottle, your pre-registration must be postmarked by Saturday, September 12, 2009. Members of Crescent City Cyclists who pre-register by September 12 will pay a discounted price of $30. This discount is valid for pre-registration only. All registrants will pay $35 on the day of the century. Non-members may join CCC and save $5 on their century fee by submitting a membership application and dues ($18/yr individual, $25/yr family) along with their century pre-registration.
Please note:
The century will be limited to 500 riders. To be sure you are able to ride, please send in your registration as soon as possible.
This is a "rain or shine" event; not much short of a hurricane bearing down on us will force a postponement. If the unthinkable should happen be sure to call the CCC Hotline (888-901-9581) for rescheduling information.
Please fill out the registration form and mail it in with your registration fee while you are thinking about it. Or you can register on our website: www.crescentcitycyclists.org.
If you have any questions, e-mail century@CrescentCityCyclists.org or call Joe Berthelot at 504-469-7900.
BRBC Fall in the Felicianas Century Ride
BRBC Fall in the Felicianas Century Ride
The BRBC Fall Century will take place on Sunday, October 11, 2009. The ride will start from the Centenary College in Jackson, Louisiana. Louisiana State Parks has offered to host the riders at Centenary College, Rosedown Plantation, and Oakley House at Audubon State Historic site. There will be SAG stops at these locations and other sites along the route. Your entry fee will cover the fees to tour the buildings and grounds of these historic sites. There will also be a cannon demonstartion by members of the Port Hudson Historical site on the grounds of Centenary College around 11:30 am. A post ride meal will be provided by the club, along with maps, road markings, pre-ride annoucements, and full SAG support.
Fee is $30 if pre-registered, and $35 if registering the day of the ride. Fee is per rider. T-shirts guaranteed to riders who register by October 1. Registration the day of the ride opens at 7:00 am. The century riders (100 miles) depart at 7:30 am, and all other riders (62, 50, 25 miles) depart at 8:00 am. Since SAGs will be coordinated with these historic sites, please depart at the times specifed above.
Online registration is available at www.active.com. For printable registration forms, click here.
Below is a brief history of the Louisiana State Parks that are hosting this ride:
Centenary State Historic Site (East College and Pine Street in Jackson) - This is the former site of Centenary College. Visitors may tour the old West Wing dormitory or a professor's cottage, and learn about the history of education in Louisiana. A Confederate cemetery is located on the grounds. Originally opened as the College of Louisiana in 1826, the school occupied an old courthouse and other buildings in the town of Jackson. The college steadily grew and two dormitories were built on new property in 1832 and 1837. The West Wing, the latter of these two buildings, remains today.
Audubon State Historic Site (South of St. Francisville on LA 965) - The nearly 200-year-old Oakley House is where John James Audubon drew inspiration and sketched many of the birds found in his famous Birds of America. The visitor may tour the house-turned-museum, formal gardens, an outside kitchen building and barns, walk the trails and enjoy a picnic lunch at the large pavilion nearby. This lush natural setting, with a variety of birds singing throughout the 100-acre forest, still inspires visitors. In these peaceful environs, it is easy to imagine the artist filling his sketch pad with notes and drawings for his famous series of bird illustrations.
Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site (In St. Francisville on La. Hwy. 10) - Built during the 1830s, Rosedown had one of the largest private gardens in the U.S. in the 19th century. Daniel and Martha Turnbull began construction on the main house at Rosedown in 1834, completing it by May the following year. The home was furnished with the finest pieces available, most imported from the North and from Europe. In addition to the gardens and many original structures, visitors can see many furnishings and items that the Turnbulls themselves brought into the main house. Rosedown Plantation is located in the West Feliciana Parish community of St. Francisville along one of the most historic corridors in South Louisiana. The historic presence of the River created deep soil deposits to form uplands that became, in the days of the cotton boom, extremely productive and valuable. In addition to the natural flats, creeks draining to the River created some expanses of rugged, heavily tr!
eed terrain that became profitable as timberland.
Port Hudson State Historic Site (US 61, 30 minutes north of Baton Rouge) - This 909-acre site encompasses part of the Port Hudson Battlefield Civil War Site. Featured are six miles of hiking trails, 1 and 1/2 miles of trenches, a museum and interpretive programs. Fort Desperate, a primary Confederate position, is accessible by a concrete walkway and elevated wooden boardwalks. (The ride will not visit this site, but the members of this site will do a cannon demonstration at 11:30 a.m. at Centenary College)
The BRBC Fall Century will take place on Sunday, October 11, 2009. The ride will start from the Centenary College in Jackson, Louisiana. Louisiana State Parks has offered to host the riders at Centenary College, Rosedown Plantation, and Oakley House at Audubon State Historic site. There will be SAG stops at these locations and other sites along the route. Your entry fee will cover the fees to tour the buildings and grounds of these historic sites. There will also be a cannon demonstartion by members of the Port Hudson Historical site on the grounds of Centenary College around 11:30 am. A post ride meal will be provided by the club, along with maps, road markings, pre-ride annoucements, and full SAG support.
Fee is $30 if pre-registered, and $35 if registering the day of the ride. Fee is per rider. T-shirts guaranteed to riders who register by October 1. Registration the day of the ride opens at 7:00 am. The century riders (100 miles) depart at 7:30 am, and all other riders (62, 50, 25 miles) depart at 8:00 am. Since SAGs will be coordinated with these historic sites, please depart at the times specifed above.
Online registration is available at www.active.com. For printable registration forms, click here.
Below is a brief history of the Louisiana State Parks that are hosting this ride:
Centenary State Historic Site (East College and Pine Street in Jackson) - This is the former site of Centenary College. Visitors may tour the old West Wing dormitory or a professor's cottage, and learn about the history of education in Louisiana. A Confederate cemetery is located on the grounds. Originally opened as the College of Louisiana in 1826, the school occupied an old courthouse and other buildings in the town of Jackson. The college steadily grew and two dormitories were built on new property in 1832 and 1837. The West Wing, the latter of these two buildings, remains today.
Audubon State Historic Site (South of St. Francisville on LA 965) - The nearly 200-year-old Oakley House is where John James Audubon drew inspiration and sketched many of the birds found in his famous Birds of America. The visitor may tour the house-turned-museum, formal gardens, an outside kitchen building and barns, walk the trails and enjoy a picnic lunch at the large pavilion nearby. This lush natural setting, with a variety of birds singing throughout the 100-acre forest, still inspires visitors. In these peaceful environs, it is easy to imagine the artist filling his sketch pad with notes and drawings for his famous series of bird illustrations.
Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site (In St. Francisville on La. Hwy. 10) - Built during the 1830s, Rosedown had one of the largest private gardens in the U.S. in the 19th century. Daniel and Martha Turnbull began construction on the main house at Rosedown in 1834, completing it by May the following year. The home was furnished with the finest pieces available, most imported from the North and from Europe. In addition to the gardens and many original structures, visitors can see many furnishings and items that the Turnbulls themselves brought into the main house. Rosedown Plantation is located in the West Feliciana Parish community of St. Francisville along one of the most historic corridors in South Louisiana. The historic presence of the River created deep soil deposits to form uplands that became, in the days of the cotton boom, extremely productive and valuable. In addition to the natural flats, creeks draining to the River created some expanses of rugged, heavily tr!
eed terrain that became profitable as timberland.
Port Hudson State Historic Site (US 61, 30 minutes north of Baton Rouge) - This 909-acre site encompasses part of the Port Hudson Battlefield Civil War Site. Featured are six miles of hiking trails, 1 and 1/2 miles of trenches, a museum and interpretive programs. Fort Desperate, a primary Confederate position, is accessible by a concrete walkway and elevated wooden boardwalks. (The ride will not visit this site, but the members of this site will do a cannon demonstration at 11:30 a.m. at Centenary College)
LAMBRA Road Race Championship Sept 12-13
Ladies and Gentlemen,
This is a reminder about the upcoming LAMBRA Road Race Championship Sept 12-13 and to serve notice that ONE DAY LICENSES WILL BE ALLOWED. This allowance is granted by special dispensation by the LAMBRA Administrator. However, racers participating under a one day license will be ineligible for points and championship medals. Please see Championship Eligibility for details in the rules.
Looking forward to seeing you at Natchez State Park. http://www.natchezbike.org/lambra.htm
Thanks,
Allen Richard
Chris Trippe
co-promoters
8B. Championship Eligibility
8B1. Championships are open only to riders who hold USA Cycling rider annual licenses and meet other qualifications stated in these rules. International licenses are not required to compete in National Championships.
(a) State championships are open only to USCF, UCI Men‟s Continental, or UCI Women‟s Team members who are USA citizens or permanent residents and reside in the state as shown on their licenses. Riders who, at any time in the current year have been members of Men‟s UCI Pro Teams and Professional Continental Teams may not enter these races. (b) National Championships for Junior 17-18, Under 23, and Elites may be entered only by riders who are USA Citizens or are members in the US Armed Forces. (c) Regardless of any general rule pertaining to National Championship eligibility, any National Championship that is a direct qualifier for the World Championships or Olympic Games may only be entered by riders who are eligible under international regulations to enter those events as part of the U.S. team.
8B2. At the option of the Administrators, State Championships may include riders who are ineligible for the championship but championship medals will be awarded only to riders who are eligible.
This is a reminder about the upcoming LAMBRA Road Race Championship Sept 12-13 and to serve notice that ONE DAY LICENSES WILL BE ALLOWED. This allowance is granted by special dispensation by the LAMBRA Administrator. However, racers participating under a one day license will be ineligible for points and championship medals. Please see Championship Eligibility for details in the rules.
Looking forward to seeing you at Natchez State Park. http://www.natchezbike.org/lambra.htm
Thanks,
Allen Richard
Chris Trippe
co-promoters
8B. Championship Eligibility
8B1. Championships are open only to riders who hold USA Cycling rider annual licenses and meet other qualifications stated in these rules. International licenses are not required to compete in National Championships.
(a) State championships are open only to USCF, UCI Men‟s Continental, or UCI Women‟s Team members who are USA citizens or permanent residents and reside in the state as shown on their licenses. Riders who, at any time in the current year have been members of Men‟s UCI Pro Teams and Professional Continental Teams may not enter these races. (b) National Championships for Junior 17-18, Under 23, and Elites may be entered only by riders who are USA Citizens or are members in the US Armed Forces. (c) Regardless of any general rule pertaining to National Championship eligibility, any National Championship that is a direct qualifier for the World Championships or Olympic Games may only be entered by riders who are eligible under international regulations to enter those events as part of the U.S. team.
8B2. At the option of the Administrators, State Championships may include riders who are ineligible for the championship but championship medals will be awarded only to riders who are eligible.
"Save Alligator Bayou"
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Tuesday, September 01, 2009
mtnbikeriders.com test KHS XCT 555
Click on the link below to read about the KHS XCT 555.
http://www.mtnbikeriders.com/2009/08/25/khs-xct-555-the-best-bang-for-the-buck/
http://www.mtnbikeriders.com/2009/08/25/khs-xct-555-the-best-bang-for-the-buck/
2nd Annual Wheels to Succeed Kid's Bike Race
2nd Annual Wheels to Succeed Kid's Bike Race
Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009
10am-12pm
(first race starts at 10:30am)
FREE!!!
Where: In front of the LSU Field house on Nicholson Drive
*Please visit www.wheelstosucceed.org for online registration and more information*
*All pre-registered by Sept. 24, 2009 will get a finishers award*
*Prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners for each age category*
*First 25 registered will receive a free helmet*
*Adapted bikes will be provided for those who do not have one of their own yet*
Sponsored by:
McMains Children's Developmental Center
Tiger Cycling Foundation
LSU Gymnastics Team
Safety Council LCA
Ashley Leach, Physical Therapist
aleach@mcmainscdc.org
McMains Children's Developmental Center
1805 College Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Phone: 225-923-3420
Fax: 225-922-9316
Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009
10am-12pm
(first race starts at 10:30am)
FREE!!!
Where: In front of the LSU Field house on Nicholson Drive
*Please visit www.wheelstosucceed.org for online registration and more information*
*All pre-registered by Sept. 24, 2009 will get a finishers award*
*Prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners for each age category*
*First 25 registered will receive a free helmet*
*Adapted bikes will be provided for those who do not have one of their own yet*
Sponsored by:
McMains Children's Developmental Center
Tiger Cycling Foundation
LSU Gymnastics Team
Safety Council LCA
Ashley Leach, Physical Therapist
aleach@mcmainscdc.org
McMains Children's Developmental Center
1805 College Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Phone: 225-923-3420
Fax: 225-922-9316
LAMBRA Time Trial Championship Results
Results of the LAMBRA/USAC Individual Time Trial Championship are available on the LAMBRA website:
http://www.lambra.org/results/2009/LAMBRA_TT_2009_r.htm
____________________________________________
Randall Legeai
President, Louisiana-Mississippi Bicycle Racing Association
New Orleans, LA, USA. 504-228-5891
http://www.lambra.org
http://www.lambra.org/results/2009/LAMBRA_TT_2009_r.htm
____________________________________________
Randall Legeai
President, Louisiana-Mississippi Bicycle Racing Association
New Orleans, LA, USA. 504-228-5891
http://www.lambra.org
LATEST NEWS: CFR's Roel Paulissen, Marathon World Champion 2009
Roel Paulissen just did it again today and won the Mountainbike Marathon World Champion Title the second time in a row after 2008. Roel finished a spectacular and exciting race with about a 50 second gap in front of Alban Lakata from Austria and XC World Champion Christoph Sauser from Switzerland.
Roel piloted a custom build and painted SCALPEL to this huge succes for Cannondale Factory Racing, and is proud to have earned the jersey again for CANNONDALE!
More detailed press releases to come!
Thanks all for the support
www.cannondale.com
Roel piloted a custom build and painted SCALPEL to this huge succes for Cannondale Factory Racing, and is proud to have earned the jersey again for CANNONDALE!
More detailed press releases to come!
Thanks all for the support
www.cannondale.com
Guru Bicycles star "Viktor Zyemtsev" Wins Ironman Louisville, KY
http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20090830/SPORTS/908300359/1002/sports/Men+s+Ironman+comes+down+to+one+late+rally
Great news: Viktor Zyemtsev beat out some tough competitors yesterday to win IM Louisville in record time. Once again, the custom Crono makes a difference during and after the ride: he ran an impressive 2:43:49 marathon after putting in a smooth, top 5 bike leg. Proof once again that a Guru bike, first and foremost, is about precision serving performance.
We are happy to have Viktor on our side; the guy is a throw-back. Take a look at his last e-mail to us last week:
Hi Roberto!
I'll start IM Louiseville this weekend. I stiil don't have my race-suit from my sponsor. Can you send me a logo, that I can print off and iron on to my race-suit. I would buy special paper at Wal-Mart, to print the logo on to. Then use this paper to Iron on to my race suit. Do you think this would work?
Cencerely.
Viktor.
Priceless. We’re glad it worked, Viktor. Please join us in congratulating him.
Cheers,
Rob Rossi
p.s. Though you shouldn’t reproduce any of the photos featured on-line – we are working to buy-out an appropriate bike shot – feel free to spread the good news to your customers.
Great news: Viktor Zyemtsev beat out some tough competitors yesterday to win IM Louisville in record time. Once again, the custom Crono makes a difference during and after the ride: he ran an impressive 2:43:49 marathon after putting in a smooth, top 5 bike leg. Proof once again that a Guru bike, first and foremost, is about precision serving performance.
We are happy to have Viktor on our side; the guy is a throw-back. Take a look at his last e-mail to us last week:
Hi Roberto!
I'll start IM Louiseville this weekend. I stiil don't have my race-suit from my sponsor. Can you send me a logo, that I can print off and iron on to my race-suit. I would buy special paper at Wal-Mart, to print the logo on to. Then use this paper to Iron on to my race suit. Do you think this would work?
Cencerely.
Viktor.
Priceless. We’re glad it worked, Viktor. Please join us in congratulating him.
Cheers,
Rob Rossi
p.s. Though you shouldn’t reproduce any of the photos featured on-line – we are working to buy-out an appropriate bike shot – feel free to spread the good news to your customers.
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