Recent content by SierraRider

Total homer call (I fully admit this) but i would have to say my favourite is 1988 with Andy Hampsten taking the overall by attacking in a snow storm.

I have to agree, My aunt brought me a Peugeot Michelin wool jersey back from France in the early to mid 80's with teh Shell logo on the shoulders, still one of my all time favorite kits

I think i read that the accelerometers were being used to measure cadence without having to use any additional instruments...i think it sound pretty interesting

actualy the selling point is the free floating of the shoe while still attached to the pedal that reduces strain on the knee...but lets not let facts get in the way of a good rant...

Here is another Option to consider. My unlce still rides his that was built in 1985 and it is still in beautiful shape. He is 6'2" and 210lbs. http://www.dellasanta.com/

Well Said...My condolences to his family and friends

As a fellow large rider (5'10"...225lbs former Alpine Ski Racer) my favorite bike is the Specialized Roubaix. It is very comfortable and versatile...good luck on the cross trainning...(new starting @ $1900 not sure about used)

I road alongside a couple guys at different points on the course...with the gearing they had they seemed to be able to climb just fine...i did not see them descend though...that would have been interesting.

SunScreen As a resident of the High Desert of Northern Nevada and a fromer Alpine Ski Racer, I put sunscreen on for every ride. I consider it a necessity much like my helmet and a good pair of shorts. I have found that Banana Boat Sport will work for my neck and face (as well as arms and...