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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues. Random thoughts and ride reports from a Seattle Randonneur. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. Rapha Festive 500 - A "Meh-pic" Ride Report. Yes, I said it. Delicate bags. Some people call them lingerie bags. Go with whatever works for you. I'm cool with that. It feels good to get that off of my chest, really. You should get some. The Honey-Can-Do 3 Bag Set on Amazon. Anyway, just HTFU, and click "Buy It Now." You can thank me later. Perhaps I'm getting a little ahead of mys...

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues: February 2010

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues. Random thoughts and ride reports from a Seattle Randonneur. Sunday, February 21, 2010. So there are a few bikes in the garage, and I decided to make one of them a lighter rando bike. Dario Pegoretti might just say, "No soup for you! If he saw this. Or he might just smile and say, "Good on 'ya." I'm betting the latter, except he'd probably say it in Italian. Oh, and it just wouldn't be a blog post without a shot of the little one. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues: February 2011

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues. Random thoughts and ride reports from a Seattle Randonneur. Tuesday, February 8, 2011. The Wreck of the Old 520. A Southern Railway train was en route from Monroe, VA to Spencer, NC when it left the track at Stillhouse Trestle near Danville, Virginia on September 27, 1903. The wreck inspired a famous railroad ballad. Well they give him his orders in Lumberton station. Sayin' Mark you're way behind time. This is not a perm, this is old 520. Hear what a cry he made.

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues: Winter Solstace 200K.

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues. Random thoughts and ride reports from a Seattle Randonneur. Friday, December 25, 2009. No, Munchkinhead didn't ride the 200k, but she did play in the snow. With the requisite kid picture out of the way, we return to our regularly scheduled ride report. Mark sent out an innocent enough e-mail, and 13 or 14 of us showed up at Peet's Coffee ready to roll at 9:00PM. Do you always watch for the longest day of the year and then miss it? TRFKAF did a nice report here.

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues: March 2010

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues. Random thoughts and ride reports from a Seattle Randonneur. Friday, March 26, 2010. An Open Letter to Fatty - Let me in, and I'll do two laps. Due to an administrative error (I forgot), I failed to sign up for the 100 miles to nowhere. But, you see, I would still like to ride. What can I do? How about you let me in, and I'll do two laps? For those of you living under a rock (the real world) you may have missed the call. Here. Besides, I will have my army of devoted.

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues: Order Beer Glasses by Dec 1st.

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Subterranean Homesick Randonneur Blues. Random thoughts and ride reports from a Seattle Randonneur. Sunday, November 21, 2010. Order Beer Glasses by Dec 1st. Well, it appears that bikes and beer do indeed go together! Based on all the e-mails I got back, I'm happy to do a group buy. Glasses are $10 each. You can pick them up at the solstice ride (you will be there, right) or at my house. For people who live out of town, I will mail them for $5 per order. You can either send money to paypal.

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Better than a good day at work". Monday, December 28, 2009. A few weeks ago I signed up to the SIR. Email group, just to see what's going on with the Rando. Side of Riding in Seattle. It was just an innocent email (I get in digest form) that sugessted. A 200k ride from Pete's Coffee in Redmond to celebrate the Solstice, only thing was it started at 9pm! Mr Mark Thomas was suggesting an all night ride to celebrate the longest night of the year! Finally, on Saturday, I bit the bullet. Much to my surprise t...

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cycling in seattle: February 2011

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20%-grade hills, miles of trails, and plenty of traffic to dodge - you gotta love Seattle! Saturday, February 26, 2011. First Race of the Season. And I'm at home. Actually the Frostbite TT. Is delayed today, if not canceled; it's all white up north around Everett and snowing lightly down here in Seattle. Training for the 2011 season, getting ready to hit the ground running in the 3's. With 2 points carried over from last year I was ready to get some more. So here I sit, thinking about how Mason Lake.

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cycling in seattle: August 2011

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20%-grade hills, miles of trails, and plenty of traffic to dodge - you gotta love Seattle! Monday, August 8, 2011. I Won The Ballard Crit - Again! Last year I won my first race ever. The Ballard Crit, Category 4/5's. This year I won my second race ever, The Ballard Crit Cat 3's! After upgrading last year, being hit by a car in December, and getting dropped in my first races this year, it was an extremely rough start to the season. We (Recycled Cycles/Raleigh Racing) had five guys in the cat 3 race: me, S...

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cycling in seattle: I Won The Ballard Crit - Again!!

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20%-grade hills, miles of trails, and plenty of traffic to dodge - you gotta love Seattle! Monday, August 8, 2011. I Won The Ballard Crit - Again! Last year I won my first race ever. The Ballard Crit, Category 4/5's. This year I won my second race ever, The Ballard Crit Cat 3's! After upgrading last year, being hit by a car in December, and getting dropped in my first races this year, it was an extremely rough start to the season. We (Recycled Cycles/Raleigh Racing) had five guys in the cat 3 race: me, S...

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cycling in seattle: Cougar Mountain Climb, with Photos

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20%-grade hills, miles of trails, and plenty of traffic to dodge - you gotta love Seattle! Sunday, September 9, 2007. Cougar Mountain Climb, with Photos. The Cougar Mountain/Zoo climb. Is one of the Seattle-area's premier climbs. Sure, it feels great to crest Queen Anne, but how about three of those in a row? Now that's a climb. At about 1300 ft at the top, the view is pretty sweet. About 15 km later in Eastgate on Newport Way, heading towards our destination:. A short video of part of the climb:. You mi...

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filings from the bench: Info for the uninformed

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Filings from the bench. Monday, October 26, 2009. Info for the uninformed. Here's some pricing and order process information. I realize this is long overdue. I'll put a link to it permanently at the right, so it's easily accessible. Upon your approval of the proposal and $1000 deposit, I begin the design process, including CAD illustrations of the proposed bike. After further discussion, and your approval, I create a full scale drawing and prepare an order for the frame and fork components. If yo...As th...

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cycling in seattle: First Race of the Season

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20%-grade hills, miles of trails, and plenty of traffic to dodge - you gotta love Seattle! Saturday, February 26, 2011. First Race of the Season. And I'm at home. Actually the Frostbite TT. Is delayed today, if not canceled; it's all white up north around Everett and snowing lightly down here in Seattle. Training for the 2011 season, getting ready to hit the ground running in the 3's. With 2 points carried over from last year I was ready to get some more. So here I sit, thinking about how Mason Lake.

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cycling in seattle: Notes From Winter Training

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20%-grade hills, miles of trails, and plenty of traffic to dodge - you gotta love Seattle! Wednesday, December 1, 2010. Notes From Winter Training. Well technically it's not "winter" yet, but it seems close. I got to ride in big snowflakes through the north end last week, which made me feel like Andy Hampsten on the Gavia. Barely able to see through the thick whiteness of it all. Except the snow in Seattle wasn't sticking, so it made for a nice little ride. Base 1, Week 3: 16 hours! The pattern seen in B...

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