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Comment by Merietta on December 29, 2008 at 11:24pm

Ok, I am not a long-time avid rider, but I am an avid walker/swimmer. So, I have given myself a goal of doing my first triathlon next year (one of the small sprint ones). So, I got a bike from my husband for Christmas and as he knows how much I hate the seats he got me a much more comfortable square seat to at least get me going. So, I am completely confident in the field of swimming/running, but could use some advise from all of you bike pros out there. So, let me have it...the more advise the better!

Comment by Cathy on December 29, 2008 at 11:12pm

I don't do competitions but I love hitting the mountain trails. To me that's where the fun is. My husband my 3 year old and myself take the mountain bikes to the ocoee and ride and take nature pics and then we stop for b/s reading and have a little picnic and hit the trail some more. Of course we hook up the toddler trailer to the bike for our 3 year old. He loves it!

Comment by Grant Daisley on December 12, 2008 at 9:15am

Cyclebetes is looking for Cyclist and supporters for this years ride across Canada and those that want to help ride to support us through the US and AUS.
Here is little video about what we have going on.

Comment by Joe_h on December 8, 2008 at 6:33am

just curious anyone know any good free online century training plans or just suck it up and ride - a lot?

Comment by Grant Daisley on December 1, 2008 at 6:16pm

We are trying to get more schools involved in a Spin-a-thon program that was originally created by grade 11 students in Vancouver.

Cyclebetes has a school program for elementary and secondary students that builds awareness for diabetes, gets students moving and active, and instils strong values and leadership.

Here's a link for our Secondary School program: http://www.cyclebetes.com/info/info.php?pageID=16
and here's one for Elementary Schools: http://www.cyclebetes.com/schools/schools.php?pageID=23

Schools, teachersa and parents should look at this opportunity.

Simple and fun for everyone.

Check out www.cyclebetes.com for more information and we would love your feedback

Comment by braveheart on November 30, 2008 at 8:09am

Hey all, I am john anderson and have been a cyclist for just a short period , started to compliment my running , I am a marathon runner at heart, and have joined a cycling team that will be competeing in the RAAM09 [ race across america] from 20 june thru 29 june 2009, we are expected to finish in 7 days. We are an 8 man relay team and will be crammed together in 2 RV's from San Diego Ca to Annapolis Md.
I always wanted to SEE america!,
john

Comment by Nimitz on November 29, 2008 at 8:08am

i like that, "cycling is my drug of choice..." awesome quote! I rode Critical Mass San Diego last night and i was jokingly but at the same time seriously yelling i can feel my diabetes rolling off my body...Cycling has Freed me from the diabetes...its helped me own It...

Comment by Tim P on November 25, 2008 at 5:01pm

Hey Mike,
The Tour de Cure events are a lot of fun, I got to do a handful of them this year. While insulin is a drug I have to take, cycling is my drug of choice. Keep riding.

Comment by Joe_h on November 24, 2008 at 7:55am

another runner turned trigeek. '09 will be the year of the bike for me. will be trying for my first metric and full century and if I get the wife to sign off on it my first iron distance race next november in maryland

Comment by Linda on November 23, 2008 at 7:51am

I like to ride,, but I have never competed in the sport,, just family stuff,, still I enjoy riding,, thanks for the invite!

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