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She told me she was the manager of a pro-cycling team, Team UKYO.
Doesn't ring any bells but with a support crew like that it's a team I want to join!I thought I heard the name somewhere before.
Sometime last year someone posted a picture of a race where a cyclist was holding on to the side of a team support car that was pulling him up the mountain. Does that ring a bell with anyone?
I thought I heard the name somewhere before.
Sometime last year someone posted a picture of a race where a cyclist was holding on to the side of a team support car that was pulling him up the mountain. Does that ring a bell with anyone?
Have you ever tried a larger wheeled bike, I figure the kinetic advantage must be one benefit you would appreciate.He felt sorry for me for climbing the mountain on "that bike".
I thought I heard the name somewhere before.
Sometime last year someone posted a picture of a race where a cyclist was holding on to the side of a team support car that was pulling him up the mountain. Does that ring a bell with anyone?
There seem to be quite a few race car drivers cum cyclists like him, see the recent article posted by @mrkamot in "In the News".It is owned by Ukyo Katayama, as Doug points out and he also races (...) He's a really nice guy and he was very upset about the assist at the ToJ.
I have some trail running friends too, and we have also ridden brevets together. One of them will do a 600 km brevet in Chiba, Tochigi and Fukushima on the weekend after next. Cycling and running really complement each other, but to my shame I haven't done any running this year yet.The trail running event is hardcore - the sales manager and owner of Champion System Japan both entered the 60km event - nutters!
Racing again today at the Manza hillclimb in Nagano. This route goes up the other side of the mountain that is used for the Kusatsu HC in April. The Manza Highway is normally closed to bicycles, but on the day of the race only bikes are allowed.
The course is 17.6 km and climbs 883 m, finishing at 1750m.