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Chuck is by far the fastest rider I have seen. I wonder if he would have blew everyone away on the Criterium as much as he did if he did not lead the pack. It had to have been hard to cut the corners on the geared 36 with other riders around, how was cornering for you Corbin? I held back some on the corners when other people were ahead of me or next to me, but on a few corners when no one was around I took them quite sharply and didnt loose any speed. Who were the riders in the 3rd heat who fell on a corner? I heard someone behind me fall on the sharp corner (the second one) and supposively someone else fell on a corner on the 3rd heat as well. I am curious as to what they were riding. 1) chuck with geared 36 <---I didn't see him at all the entire crit! 2) vincent with geared 29 3) tony with geared 29 4) me with geared 29 5) corbin with geared 36 Gears definitely dominated the Crit. It looks like geared 29 was a good option for the criterium, I had no problem cornering, the only tough section where I slowed a little bit was the rough stretch after the first corner. Corbin and I were battling for position on the last 3 laps or so, and he usually got ahead of me on that bumpy section because I think the 36er rolled smoother over it. I was a little scared of the Crit at first, but after it got going I was having a blast. Wednesday was a great break from the stages and a lot of fun. -- siafirede TEAM GOONIES - GUARANTEED TO FINISH THE #1 TEAM IN RTL 'DCuni' (http://www.dcuni.com/blog) - my blog about Unicycling in Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland *James* = my name | 'Myspace' (http://www.myspace.com/clawsout) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ siafirede's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/6057 View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/70540 Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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The crit really was fun. I was on a fixie 36 but still did pretty well I think. There were times when I could have been riding harder but there were too many people in my way! what I did notice from my vantage point was that people on geared unis were taking turns way wide, whereas I could actually stay on the far inside loop to corner, and just try not to whack my head off a telephone pole when I leaned to turn ![]() I think anyone who was in that race will have a huge advantage over others in terms of experience whenever another one happens. -- flyer ------------------------------------------------------------------------ flyer's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/9894 View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/70540 Posted Via Usenet.com Premium Usenet Newsgroup Services ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.usenet.com |
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