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Kevin Van Cott
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I'm interested in what training is like year-round in the Lincoln, Nebraska area. I'm used to the
Blue Ridge Mtns of southwest Virginia.
I grew up in the midwest, and so am familiar with the constant winds you get in the midwest.
My main questions are
1. How are the roads - rough surfaces? adequate shoulders? do car/truck drivers have a vendetta for
cyclists out there? any good climbing hills to speak of?
2. Looks like the UNL pool is pretty decent - that true? Any good indoor pools out in the suburbs
for families? Do neighborhoods/schools have swim teams for kids?
3. What is the typical outdoor riding season? In Virginia, I don't ride outside once the temp goes
below 35 F, which allows me to ride through most of the year unless there is ice/snow.
4. I found a website with a couple tris in Nebraska. How are these races? Any good ones within
reasonable driving distance (no more than 4 hours)?
5. What section of Lincoln and the surrounding area is best to live in for easy access to riding -
i.e., not having to drive my car somewhere everytime to find good roads.
Any help with these questions would be appreciated.
Thanks, Kevin
Blue Ridge Mtns of southwest Virginia.
I grew up in the midwest, and so am familiar with the constant winds you get in the midwest.
My main questions are
1. How are the roads - rough surfaces? adequate shoulders? do car/truck drivers have a vendetta for
cyclists out there? any good climbing hills to speak of?
2. Looks like the UNL pool is pretty decent - that true? Any good indoor pools out in the suburbs
for families? Do neighborhoods/schools have swim teams for kids?
3. What is the typical outdoor riding season? In Virginia, I don't ride outside once the temp goes
below 35 F, which allows me to ride through most of the year unless there is ice/snow.
4. I found a website with a couple tris in Nebraska. How are these races? Any good ones within
reasonable driving distance (no more than 4 hours)?
5. What section of Lincoln and the surrounding area is best to live in for easy access to riding -
i.e., not having to drive my car somewhere everytime to find good roads.
Any help with these questions would be appreciated.
Thanks, Kevin