Why? 1) He won CASH MONEY this weekend at the BCA Cyclocross race. 2) His pink hoods look gorgeous. 3) See attached pictures.

As Williams College cyclists, Mount Greylock is our Matterhorn, the proving ground where we must cast aside our fears and confront the awful truth: it’s a big-ass climb. The only thing more grueling than training on MG is racing up the mountain. The annual Mount Greylock Time Trial is hosted by the Northampton Cycling Club Read more about Greylock TT Report[…]

It’s almost time for the 2012-2013 season to begin! I’m going to be posting some of my favorite rides, as well as the old favorites that we all know and love. New riders are especially encouraged to check this out.

Can you have too much of a good thing? Right now, I would say, emphatically, yes. I’ve spent a huge amount of this summer riding, maybe about 20-25 hours per week. It’s a fair amount in isolation, but combined with a day job that involves hiking, sawing, lifting, and breaking, it’s a huge amount of Read more about Sweet Poison[…]

Hey all, Hopefully you all have at least glanced at the training plan I sent out a few weeks ago. I just wanted to throw in some additional tips and updates. Riding in the heat: Just because it’s hot out that does not mean that you should not ride! It does mean, however, that you Read more about June Training Update[…]

I snapped some sweet pics of Gabi and Elliot!

A one hundred mile day with some epic views. Some below.

I’ve been biking across the country through the deep south. A lot of interesting folks, rural areas, and good food. But the one thing that gets at me is the heat. 95* today, and a bit humid too. Heading into Texas from here in Louisiana and Mississippi where it should actually be cooler. More@ thewirldofbcor.blogspot.com

One of the best rides you can do. About an 80 mile day. Here are some pics!

Hey all, So ends the collegiate racing season. However, for the interested among you, racing season does not have to end here. I’d recommend doing some summer USAC races, and I’d strongly recommend doing the Mount Greylock ITT in September. Given that we never did any significant aerobic training over the Winter/Spring, it’s worth getting Read more about Summer Training: Part I[…]