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Saturday. May 11th. One million feet of road. 190 Miles. 18,000 ft of climbing. To raise awareness of brain cancer and to raise funds to support medical research to cure brain cancer. Maria Parker will be completing 16 Million Feet as she races in the Race Across America...

I don't have a Wahoo kickr trainer because it is $300 more costly and you get nothing for it. I have used the Sofrider on the Lemond Revolution, at this point, for years. Works perfectly.

On Saturday, May 11th, I'll be riding from Congress, AZ, to Cottonwood, AZ, (the RAAM route) and back to support research to end brain cancer. http://ridewithgps.com/routes/2359361 180 miles / 300 kilometers with 17,000 feet of climbing. This will be part of the same route Maria Parker...

I use 2 camelback bladders placed in my seatbag for any rides over 5 hours. Recently I was asked to take pics. You can find them: https://picasaweb.google.com/104056779844794384709/SeatbagHydrationSetup#

Many years ago, when I was knee-high to a grasshopper, I had a heart-throb girlfriend who owned a banged up beetle (Volkswagen). Trying to impress her with my strength I picked up the beetle's back end so the wheel was off the ground. Thus was born the Robin Hershberger Memorial Muscle...

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On my blog. http://psychling1.blogspot.com/

Here's a link to a pretty good article on Indoor Training: http://www.humankinetics.com/excerpts/excerpts/training-with-indoor-cycling

On my blog: http://psychling1.blogspot.com/

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/05/for-athletes-risks-from-ibuprofen-use/?hp

In the recent issue of Ultracycling: The Voice of Ultramarathon Cycling: http://www.ultracycling.com/sections/magazine/issues/2012_V21_4.pdf

I train in the Arizona mountains. This year I'm close to half-a-million feet of climbing over 6,400 miles. Yet I find important limitations to training in the mountains. In the last two entries to my blog (http://psychling1.blogspot.com/) I discuss these limitations and what I can do...

I don't know where to post this on the CB forum so I deduced that the Vendetta would be the bike for this event. Or the Silvio! Where are the recumbents? The 6-12-24 Hour National Time Trial Championships will take place in Coachella Valley, CA, on November 2-3...

... but it performed flawlessly. http://connect.garmin.com/activity/163957218 - Dan

This weekend both will participate in the Heart of the South 200 mile race. Very, very hilly. Do your best and know we support you.

http://www.azbrevet.com/routes600GC.html This would be a perfect venue for either the Vendetta or Silvio. The route is a `loop' with great road, minimal navigation demands (i.e., riders would stay on the same few roads the entire route), and reasonable climbing (less than 1% average grade...

http://www.azbrevet.com/routes600GC.html This would be a perfect venue for either the Vendetta or Silvio. The route is a `loop' with great road, minimal navigation demands (i.e., riders would stay on the same few roads the entire route), and reasonable climbing (less than 1% average grade...

http://bikebrookshire.com/2011/09/14/bessies-creek-24-the-24-hour-bike-race-on-apr-14-15-2012/ This is a 24 hour race in Texas. A 21 mile loop, flat as a pancake. Last year the race was very hot so they moved it up a month to April. Likely to be a thick contingent of recumbents and HPVs...

http://syvnews.com/news/local/cycling-legend-dan-henry-to-be-buried-friday/article_819c0e80-6d7b-11e1-bb46-001871e3ce6c.html Truly an independent and dedicated man. Check out his `seat sling.'

More about the Hoodoo 500: http://www.hoodoo500.com/ Seeking partner for this. I live in Prescott, AZ, and train in the mountains. I ride the Vendetta. have won 2 UMCA cross state records. I dnf'd RAW 2010 after 415 miles in 25 hours (trained for it in my Chicago...