Spent a couple of nights this past week at the Burnaby Velodrome, watching the Six Day race. In 2005/2006, I was fit enough to ride the madison and suffered night after night against a lot easier competition than what's up for this event. Pearce & Friedman from Slipstream are the world ranked #2 madison pairing and they're currently 2 laps down on Symmetrics' Tuft & Bell -- a couple of amazing riders in their own right, Tuft the #1 ranked cyclist in North and South America for 2007 and Bell a seasoned World Cup track rider, as well as an impressive road cyclist.
Anyhow, one more night - if you have a chance, go watch. It's amazing.
And if you don't get a chance, here's what it's like to ride the boards of Burnaby. You too can take a Learn to Ride lesson and experience the thrill for yourself.
I'm Gordon Ross and this is my homepage weblog. I'm
VP & Partner of OpenRoad Communications, a Vancouver BC based web application development firm and developers of
social software for the enterprise, the wiki-inspired ThoughtFarmer intranet.
When not building software, I race road bikes and volunteer as President of Team Escape Velocity, Vancouver's 19 year old road cycling
club and host of the World Tuesday Night Championships, amongst many other races. I'm past-President and volunteer at the
Burnaby Velodrome.
This is my personal blog, home of my random thoughts about cycling, design, technology, and whatever else I feel strongly enough to
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