Yes, Fred would have been in his element if he'd been around here last week. Cyclists simply took over the roads during a mass bike ride for charity, attracting roadies from all over the country.
I've never seen so many cyclists and so many roadbikes. Many of them were taking off from Brian Rourkes from around 8.00 in the morning.
So, I had an amusing time watching the riders and taking note of the bikes. There were more Cannondales out than any other brand name I figured. Quite a few Trek. Several Bianchi and Pinarello. I was also surprised to see quite a few Giant models a la Jan Ullrich and T Mobile.
I only saw a couple of Scott and Claud Butler - the bikes I ride. No Carreras either.
But get this: How come so many of the cyclists sported a pot belly and spindling legs?
How come I only saw one black rider and very few females?
I've never seen so many cyclists and so many roadbikes. Many of them were taking off from Brian Rourkes from around 8.00 in the morning.
So, I had an amusing time watching the riders and taking note of the bikes. There were more Cannondales out than any other brand name I figured. Quite a few Trek. Several Bianchi and Pinarello. I was also surprised to see quite a few Giant models a la Jan Ullrich and T Mobile.
I only saw a couple of Scott and Claud Butler - the bikes I ride. No Carreras either.
But get this: How come so many of the cyclists sported a pot belly and spindling legs?
How come I only saw one black rider and very few females?