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01-12.-2007, 07:24 PM
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Re: colored cyclist
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as sweet as your mom. |
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02-12.-2007, 12:01 PM
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Location: Seattle, WA/Vancouver BC
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Re: colored cyclist
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Personally, I don't let the negativity and unfairness that I encounter (yes, I'm a Black cyclist) deter me from my goals, and I imagine the OP doesn't either. I use that negative energy as fuel for my workouts, and I take great satisfaction in finishing in front of those people who would rather I not be on the starting line. However, for you to assume (there's that word again and I already told you about that) that the OP is already looking for an excuse is absurd. Wanting to know if there are/were any pro riders he could more readily relate to has nothing to do with searching for excuses. Furthermore, I'm certain that Rahsaan Bahati wondered if there were any Black pro cyclists when he got started - a very valid question to consider. If OP was wondering this, what's it to you anyway???? |
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