Street Art Seen On The Streets Of Adelaide, Australia
Get out on the bike! Take back the roads! Ride hard! Have Fun! Ride easy! Enjoy! Do what you wanna do! Be as bad as you wanna be! It’s a beautiful day for a bicycle ride.
-randy
*img quoted from woostercollective.com
As the weather has been gorgeous the past few days, BTB has been gettin’ out on the roads preparing for the coming cycling season.
As we posted in the past BTB cycling is in the process of starting a team, with title sponsor Mello Velo Bicycles along with Middle Ages Brewering Company.
Our buddy Brian put together these kit designs:
Also, tonight there will be a tempo run tonight by Manley Fieldhouse of Syracuse University if anyone is interested, part of the CNY Tri Club trainings.
-randy
I did a bird print rocking out on a bicycle extremely similar to that of my cx frankenbike… Check it!
and who could go on with out knowing there is a bird that slightly resembles the flash…
The prints a new for the show in Pittsburgh this saturday at Mr. Smalls Theatre. See the rest of the beaks in form of the sneak peek.
Thursday evening at seven we will be getting together to discuss the coming season, races, sponsorships, sweet jersey designs, neon green, black and white argyle. As well as anything else that may come up.
We will be meeting thurday the 28th, 7pm at:
Mello Velo Bicycles,
556 Westcott Street
Syracuse, NY, 13210
Any questions, gimme a call.
It’s a beautiful day for a workout.
Pancakes & sausages were richly deserved after a brisk 9 mile trail run through Highland Forest.
18° starting temperature. But we warmed up quickly as the course was hilly + snowy! In the group was Randy, Bob H. and Dr. John Skopek (big time runner, biker, x-c skier, and tri guy).
Sunny and bright, the trail seems ready for winter sports. (That means you Wes.) So get out your x-c skis and snow shoes and go get it!!!
Hello, and no we have not dropped off the face of the earth, It has been a while since any of us posted but hey, with all that has been going on things get kinda crazy.
First the in more recent events Randy and Sarah were recently in the topographically homogenized land of Iowa where they participated in the Living History Farms Cross Country Race I Urbandale, IA where results ensued.
Secondly while attending a post Turkey Day gathering involving spicy foods and beverages of a refreshing nature hosted by our friend Joe (aka The Great Pumpkin) I found out I did not perform as poorly as I thought at the Dave Panella Memorial Cyclocross Race on a golf course in Binghamton. It turns out that I finished in the top 75% of riders despite basically taking two weeks off from riding and having a completely numbed hand through all but the first two laps (yeah and I was feeling pretty worked after the first half lap). After checking the results to get rid of the last of my disbelief I can now stop hanging my head in shame and just remember that it is more fun to race if there isn’t that much time taken off.
Thirdly, the Fuel hockey team plays in the men’s league at the Lysander-Radisson Ice Arena / Baldwinsville YMCA (same place I just don’t know what their real name is, the place is kinda like the artist formerly and allegedly known as Prince) every Sunday. Due to some mixed results in the beginning of the season we sure could use some loud and borderline offensive fans to yell about flaws in the game or whatever… but aside from this there may be guest appearances from Randy Hadzor seeing as about a quarter of the team has been out with injuries and sicknesses. I will post the schedule as soon as it is not shrouded in secrecy involving last minute text messages.
Fourthly, this winter has loads of potential for events, tomfoolery and excitement who knows what activities will occur but you can be sure it will be wicked awesome.
OK go do things.
My name is Sarah, and these are my feet.
Here are some pictures I crafted with wit and magic. Enjoy.
