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Rage Against The Machinist

Posted: 26th January 2012 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in The Goods
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The great thing about cyclocross compared to mountain biking is that with the latter, when it’s nasty out, you’re advised to stay off the bike and give the trails some time to drain and with the former, the nastier it is the better because nobody cares about public parks, disc golf fairways and parking lots [...]

Glove Slap

Posted: 12th October 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in The Goods
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After Bloggy’s encounter with “The Joggers And The Mystery of the Right Of Way”, the palm and fingers were pretty banged up. Riding was difficult if not impossible. Riding without gloves was out of the question. Bloggy has never donned gloves for the road bike but desperate times called for desperate measures. Being without a [...]

Of Universes and Biscuits

Posted: 28th September 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in The Goods
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I was stuck in line at my neighborhood biscuit cobbler this morning waiting on my handmade bacon, egg and cheese and it was taking FOREVER. I was on the verge of completely flipping out and karate chopping the elderly lady in front of me in her wrinkly old neck when I took a deep breath [...]

Carbon Fink

Posted: 29th August 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in Daily Ramblings, The Goods
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Hear ye, hear ye. Brand new unidirectional carbon weave K-Force components are resting snugly in the warehouse as of this posting. These are far superior to last year’s K-Force. The weave is different, the red is a tad bit lighter and these parts are counterfeit-proof. Por ejemple, this seatpost has a special QR code embedded [...]

Andy Hale: 2011 ORAMM Finisher, Nermal

Posted: 25th July 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in Daily Ramblings, Race Relations, The Goods
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Here’s the storm that was a brewin’ Sunday afternoon that truncated our relaxed road ride but bumped up the effort/intensity levels by ten fold. Yes, pictures of clouds are awesome and inspiring, yet terrifying. Thanks to Billiam for the inspiration. In racing news, congratulations to Hawley north Florida sales rep and devoted family man Andrew [...]

Tender, Succelent Morsels of PAUL

Posted: 19th July 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in Daily Ramblings, The Goods
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ABUS. ABUS. ABUS.

Posted: 1st July 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in The Goods, This Just In...
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Abus lock product manager and cycling industry LEGEND Sandy Emmanuel (she dated Perry Kramer for Crom’s sake!) just returned from Germany. Abus gave her the gold star treatment including the plant tour and some miniature golf. We’re a new distributor for 2011!! Shotgun go BOOYAH! More info to follow but here’s a teaser… Have a [...]

A Few More FATS Pictures For Thursday

Posted: 30th June 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in The Goods, This Just In...
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After arriving at Big Rock trail, I decided to put the camera away as it was detracting from the “overall ride quality”. However, even though I have ridden Big Rock clockwise several times, rounding the corner and seeing the backside of the “big rock” always freaks me out. Looks like some Tolkien-ian goblin hunched over [...]

Ride Data Galore

Posted: 14th June 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in The Goods
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I was thumbing though some Celine last night and a particularly nasty and brutish passage reminded me of this. Life is not always pretty… As some of you know, Bloggy’s Luddite tendencies run deep, but after this weekend’s glut of ride information, it may be time to upgrade the 1987 analog Cateye motion computer (doesn’t [...]

Limp Biscuit

Posted: 11th May 2011 by The Ghost of Jerry Reed in Daily Ramblings, The Goods
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“And Cullinan is pedalin’ with fury!” Straight baller. Yesterday’s commute into work was slow going. A nasty headwind and a general lack of enthusiasm for everything (known as Gilbertgrapeitism) were weighing me down. My commuter danger points were low and my riding was perfunctory if not mindless. Luckily on Platt Springs, a FORD F-150 (+4.3) [...]