Monday, February 28, 2011

Rick's project

Rick told me that he was going to make me his project, that he was going to reconvert me. I'm inclined to let him because his intent is to reconvert me to mountain biking. I'm somewhat embarrassed to admit that the number of times I rode my mountain bike last year was probably about a dozen.

Not so long ago, I didn't even own a road bike. Until last year, I didn't own a cross bike. Last year I think I raced my cross bike as many times as I rode my mountain bike. Clearly the mountain bike needs more attention.

To remedy the situation, I have taken drastic measures: I have quit my job* so I can spend my days in Utah County where MTB lunch rides are a way of life.

*Unfortunately, I am not independently wealthy, so I had to get another one, it just happens to be in Utah County, not too far from the lunch ride epicenter.

Forecast for tomorrow is 46 and sunny. See you at noon?
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11 comments:

  1. Rick Sunderlage28 February, 2011 17:06

    There is one rule before you can join the lunch ride scene in the UC. 1) we make you eat a massive bowl of goat cheese pasta and milk and then race to the top of the jeep road and watch the fireworks.

    Welcome. Bring your road bike tomorrow. I'll be riding at lunch.

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  2. StupidBike28 February, 2011 17:26

    allies!

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  3. Anonymous28 February, 2011 17:59

    Just say no to road! If I can stay true, yes, dirt is true, in Chicago you can re-convert in Utah. You'll be like the prodigal son, who doesn't want to be the prodigal son?

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  4. Grizzly Adam28 February, 2011 21:15

    "Bring your road bike tomorrow."

    Wait. What?

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  5. Anonymous01 March, 2011 10:19

    doh! i was looking forward to lunch rides from the downtown epicenter. damn you UC county lunch monkeys. that group is getting too freakin big and fast. you all are like google.

    where's the new gig?

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  6. KanyonKris01 March, 2011 10:58

    Repent and return to the true path of single-track.

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  7. Evil03 March, 2011 07:57

    You have made a wise choice my friend. All hail mountain biking.

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