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I figure it's time to start a new thread for Contador.
On other threads it's been noted that Alberto and Jesus Hernandez went to Kazakhstan to meet people and ride a crit with Vino and others.
One of the charitable causes Contador wanted to pursue is to get used bikes that are gathering dust in Spain and get them to people who can put them to good use, with third world countries as an example
Apparently Alberto will soon spend time in the US. One of the articles about him riding the 2011 Vuelta said he'll be at Interbike in Las Vegas. Now a story just hit that he'll be riding a charity event in Maine on October 3.
On other threads it's been noted that Alberto and Jesus Hernandez went to Kazakhstan to meet people and ride a crit with Vino and others.
One of the charitable causes Contador wanted to pursue is to get used bikes that are gathering dust in Spain and get them to people who can put them to good use, with third world countries as an example
http://www.albertocontador.com/prensa.detalle.php?id=485:: 18 / 09 / 10 :: Alberto Contador supports Pinto’s City Council bid for using bicycles
Next Monday, September 20, at 18 hours, Alberto Contador will attend the launch of a new bicycle rental system by the municipality of Pinto, which comes to highlight the commitment to this means of transport as a clean and recommended way to increase mobility in cities. Nine rental points of these new bikes will be installed. 120 bycicles will be available for use by Pinto’s citizens and visitors.
The presentation ceremony will be held at the downtown Parque de El Ejido, where will also be installed from tomorrow, Saturday 19, a stand of Alberto Contador Foundation with T-shirts and jerseys, as well as a collection point where for the first time used bicycles will be donated to the Contador Foundation. Thus will begin an initiative in which Alberto Contador has high hopes and which he want to send to the Third World countries as many bikes as possible to help sustainable transport in those areas and to use them in Alberto Contador’s Cycling Schools, the first of which will be launched very soon in Pinto.
Anyone who wants to donate a used bicycle could deliver it during this Sunday at the stand installed in the Parque de El Egido and after at the city’s clean point, from where there will be moved to a warehouse that the City Council has given for this use to Alberto Contador Foundation.
Apparently Alberto will soon spend time in the US. One of the articles about him riding the 2011 Vuelta said he'll be at Interbike in Las Vegas. Now a story just hit that he'll be riding a charity event in Maine on October 3.
http://www.sunjournal.com/city/story/911542LEWISTON — This year's reigning Tour de France winner, Alberto Contador, will join the slate of riders at this year's Dempsey Challenge.
The challenge, which benefits the Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hope and Healing in Lewiston, is scheduled for Oct. 2 and 3.