The cat is out of the bag

The Dirt:

I was just going through some old pictures taken on one of my rides with GK and OC along the sunflower coated fields of Southern KY a year or two ago. In one of the pics, I noticed something funky in GK's rear pocket. This explains a lot. I have often wondered how a 55 year old man rides like a pro and his only training is moving plants in J's flower garden. Now I know. I see it only fitting that he be in the infamous USP kit.

Rules:

I see at least two CCC rule violations in this photo.

1. Seat pack (for which I am famous)with light to add insult to injury.

2.The A__ window.Come on GK .....you ain't broke!

3.At least a warning for a matching pro team kit.

New Bottle Holder

If we could get one of these to hold a bottle of Miller lite, we might be able to get The Master back on the bike!

Cool Paint Job

Do you think I could get Rodney to paint my 29r like this?

Still at the 30 A. Don't tell the big blue A. I went riding on the sea side MTB trail yesterday. It was pretty cool, but I will save that for another blog.

The Cruiser

Why do I not run into more cyclist like this as SLP?

Business as NOT so usual

We are working twelve hour days or more, seven days a week, trying to make plans to rebuild the backbone. We have designers from Miami and techs from the P'cola. We have taken over the parking lot across the street (with the owners permission) with a fleet of generators and line trucks. It's an difficult time and an exciting time.

I'm looking forward to sneaking in a late afternoon MTB ride at SLP. I'm missing that habitual medication of the steady crank , crank of my two wheeler. Although I am appreciative, It's not easy controlling the food intake with the 100's of pounds of junk food that the company has sent in to keep the Big A Army fed.

Hanging in There

Cycling seems to be on the low priority list at this time. Although I have heard rumor of BF sneaking out for a post Tornado ride. As most know, We took a direct hit from a Tornado last week. BF, SC, And B all took severe damage to their place of business. All three seemed to snap right back with an action plan and start to pick up the pieces. Of course, I'm completely snowed with the phone company. The Master took a hard hit on his house too.

need to caution the readers of a Bio Hazard. The grease is missing from the fryer at the Busy Bee. If encountered, one should use the proper hazmat equipment before making contact.

I'm looking forward to a celebration of survival ride soon, followed by some fine brews.