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AABC Racing members focus on competing in USA Cycling Road, Cyclocross and BMX races. AABC members are predominately based in Maryland, and compete in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania and other Mid-Atlantic states.
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Thanks to the blog belgium knee warmers for this post: Posted by Radio Freddy, October 10, 2008  I I learned to wash bikes in 1990 from a journeyman mechanic who had just returned from a tour of duty with the 7-11 team. He was a master mechanic in every sense of the word. He carried a suitcase that looked all the spy novel to house his tools of the trade. It was a suitcase designed for electricians: an aluminum case with layers that had individual pockets for tools and small parts. I remember the first day he came to work at the shop he brought his case, a travel stand (in the days before travel stands), a 5-gallon paint bucket, a selection of specialty brushes, and a pair of honest to goodness firefighter boots (complete with steel toes). In the days of old, we simply wiped bikes down with a rag and washed the parts in a solvent tank. Those days were about to become a thing of the past. |
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Stage 1: This was a TT first thing Saturday morning at 8:25 am. It was very humid. I was soaked in sweat before I even got started. Got in my warm-up and headed to the start. The distance was originally 12 miles. But, they shorted it to 9.5 miles. I had pretty good legs for this and managed to ride a 21:40 time, which put me in 9th place on the GC. Oh yeah, I caught two people in front of me.
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 No doubt over the past 25 years many words have been written about the demise of French cycling. I suspect most of these words have been written in French as the only thing Americans seem to understand about the Tour is LANCE!!!! But, I digress. Wait, before pulling myself back from the digression edge, let me encourage you to read this thought-provoking article in Slate by Bill Gifford entitled, and I am not making this up, How Lance Armstrong is like Sarah Palin. Ok, back to the French...
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