Looking for a HIT count...

Hi all,
It's that time of year again. Winter is upon us and that means HIT sessions are about to begin. I'm looking to start in late November on a Wednesday. This will give us the easier of the sessions on Wednesdays and the harder session on Sundays. Let's start with a head count. As always, others are invited as well. there is plenty of room. i hope the same tri-girls will join us again. We need a Meatloaf fan to balance out the Neil Diamond faction. Please put a quick note in the affirmative if you will attend. Those that are not attending and wanting to make a comment, please feel free:)

New rider for the tandem crowd!!

Click the link. On a separate note, I will be going down to the Portland frame/bike builders show either Saturday evening, in the motorhome, or Sunday morning. I should have room, if anyone is interested.

Cycling Rites of Passage

List from Bicycle Magazine. Some are stupid, but many hit close to home.

http://bicycling.com/blogs/thisjustin/2009/10/12/rites-of-passage/?cm_mmc=BicyclingNL-_-2009_10_16-_-blog-_-thisjustin

Ride Wed Oct 14

Anyone riding?

I could be able to make a 6:45 start. Certainly lights and posssible rain and wind. I'm looking for miles, not intervals. Anyone interested let me know.

Ride Wednesday - Rain or Shine

Looking to do a ride from the shop on Wednesday after work, rain or shine.

I'm shooting for 6:30, but start time will more likely be 6:45. I'll be on the Lemond, so no super fast pace for me.

If you're interested, respond. If not, I'll do a solo ride from my house.

Test Test....anyone out there

I'm a little bored. Just curious as to who all is still taking a look at the blog. Sound off if you are out there.

Test ride Sunday

Hey all, I'm doing my first ride back after the crash of May 17th. Leaving the shop around 10am. Just planning an easy pace for an hour or so. Probably just to Auburn and back. If you are up for an easy ride, feel free to join me.

Black Diamond Development and Green Valley Road

Received this in my inbox tonight from Seattle cyclist Gary Strauss. GRR's, please read and take note. News story in the link above.
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The Green Valley Road, a bucolic stretch of road from SR 169 to Flaming Geyser State Park to the Auburn-Black Diamond Road is being threatened by a nearby housing development. The Villages, a proposed housing development in Black Diamond, is planning to route the cars and school buses from their 4,800-home and 3-school village to the Green Valley Road, causing traffic congestion, the possible addition of traffic lights (where there currently are none) and decreased safety for cyclists.

Help State Senator Pam Roach and other residents of the Green River Valley in opposing the new road by writing a letter to the City of Black Diamond to them know you oppose the new road from The Villages:

Community Development Department
SEPA Official - Steve Pilcher
P.O. Box 599
Black Diamond, WA 98010