My brother Brock found this photo of my old friend Darin Kizer and me working on our classic Peugeot road bikes back in the day! (posted on flickr.com)
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“ Vaughters thinks Wiggins has further potential, even if it may not be realised in 2010. “The 2009 Tour route was suited to Brad, but 2010 is less so,” he said. “In 2009, the tactics worked in his favour and Astana were soft-pedalling a bit to not embarrass Lance [Armstrong]. And Brad is very good at a flat stage that has a big hill at the finish and we saw a lot of that in 2009.
Jilted manager Jonathan Vaughters still a fan of Bradley Wiggins - Times Online - Lance Armstrong’s reply to Vaughters really dumb comment… via Twitter: @lancearmstrong: I won’t be forgetting this comment anytime soon. #whatatool
I’m not a Armstrong fanboy… and I have to admit Vaughters is a tool. I’m amazed how much trash-talk Vaughters does and his team never backs it up.
“ Hot topic of discussion of late: The erratic performance of kickers in this year’s playoffs. After converting 81.2 percent of field goal attempts in the regular season, kickers have been successful just 60.6 percent of the time this postseason.
Stephen Gostkowski of the New England Patriots says playoff kickers need to keep even keel - ESPN Boston
Reese, Joel, John amd Chris
Nice 3.5 hour spin with cycling legend Chris Carmichael and cycing/tri legend John Howard on Friday, January 29, 2010.
Now this is great customer service! Look what arrived in the mail today… my new ‘09 Cervelo S3 frame. I must give Cervelo a ton of credit for the excellent customer service. Last week my bike shop sent them pictures of a paint crack that developed on the down tube and a few days later… Cervelo mailed out a new frame. Not only did they replace the frame, they upgraded my ‘08 SLC-SL frame with a ‘09 the Cervelo S3. BIG props to Cervelo and Trek Bicycle Superstore San Diego.
Apart from all this training, the fun hasn’t totally ended. I hooked up with Joel, a good friend of mine who works for the San Diego Chargers NFL team. I know nothing about football, but Joel got me some tickets and even got me onto the field. For someone not really into football, I didn’t realize how big this was… sorry Joel! Seeing other guests down on the field crying and shaking at the experience kind of told me how serious this whole game is in the States. I had a fantastic day, and I guess I now have a team that I can follow - luckily the Chargers are a pretty good team! (via A Fresh New Year | Cyclingnews.com)
“ According to a Wall Street Journal study of four recent broadcasts, and similar estimates by researchers, the average amount of time the ball is in play on the field during an NFL game is about 11 minutes.
Football Games Have 11 Minutes of Action - WSJ.com
