Trans Iowa
Here's some pics from the Trans Iowa race. I only rode 123 miles, but I was just happy to have completed my first ever century ride. In the end, it was my lack of training that kept me from going further. I just never had the drive to get out and ride more. Would I do it again??? Heck yeah! Thanks to Mark and Jeff for pulling it off and giving me the opportunity to ride through some beautiful countryside. For me, the highlight of the event was meeting and riding with so many awesome people.
Brian, who completed the course on his Matt Chester singlespeed.
Rivendell Quickbeam... the only fixie to complete the course. Can't remember the owner's name.
Dave Pals
Paul
Rivendell Quickbeam... the only fixie to complete the course. Can't remember the owner's name.
Team Yazoo from Tennessee
posted by Joe at 8:54 PM
6 Comments:
Nice Century +++ Good to hear you had fun- as if their was any doubt.
Can't wai to read all of the stories!
Yeah, I had a great time and learned a lot.
Nice to finally meet you, Joe. It's always kind of funny when you meet someone from the web: "Hi! I'm Mark Stevenson....er.....Guitar Ted on the internet......yeah!"
Anyway, great to have you along for the ride. I'm glad you enjoyed the scenery. That was a goal of mine in the course design.
Joe,
Nice to have met and ridden w/ you. Enjoy the many future adventures on the coss check.
Dave Pals
Love that rivendell single speed. And that Matt Chester is a really interesting setup.
Thanks for posting the pics and stories btw. Been digging for coverage. It's hard to find, but well worth it.
Good job at TI. That sure was tough. I dropped out too.
Anyways, the Rivendell blogs to a guy named Ken. Here is his blog address.
http://reflectorcollector.blogspot.com/
Post a Comment
<< Home