Here is a walkthrough of my new apartment for those of you can’t come see it right now.
Here’s the Deal
So I just wanted to shout out and say I’m not going to be posting much this weekend and early next week. I’m in the proccess of moving all of my stuff from one apartment to the other and I don’t know how long it’ll be until I have a connection in the new place. But I will be back I promise!
A Ride with Sam
Some random tidbits for you while out on my ride today.
Ready to Ride
So I’m ready for my ride! I’ll have a video to post after the ride as well with some tidbits.
Great WLTV episode
Another great episode, watch it…I have new wines to try now.
Great Message from GaryVee
A great message from Gary Vaynerchuk and I wanted to share it with all of you.
England Takes Biggest Win of Career!
Justin England (Bissell) took the biggest win of his career today in Stage 5 of the Tour de Georgia. This is also one of the biggest wins for his team Bissell. Todays stage was the first in which the pure sprinters would be likely to lose some time to the other riders.
In a surprisingly deceptive finish England was able to hold of Rory Sutherland (Health Net) and George Hincapie (High Road) for the win. After the last corner there was a slight downhill before the line that allowed England to hold his advantage to the line.
For the full report visit cyclingnews.com.
The Bean Team!
Really who doesn’t love The Bean Team? (Jittery Joe’s cycling team) Oh, and their coffee is the BEST!
Haedo Wins Stage 2 with Broken Hand
CSC’s JJ Haedo took the sprint for the 2nd stage of the Tour de Georgia ahead of Greg Henderson (High Road) and Ivan Dominguez (Toyota-United). A long break by Justin England (Toyota-United), Bryce Mead (Jelly Belly) and Rhys Pollack (GE-Marco Polo) were caught about 10 miles from the line. No one team could control the sprint and JJ Haedo came through the chaos for the win.
For the full report visit cyclingnews.com.
Dominquez Wins 1st Stage in Georgia
A short first stage began the Tour de Georgia today at 113 km long. Tyler Farrar of Slipstream did well in the bonus sprints but had an untimely flat tire with 2 km to go. So it was Ivan Dominquez of Toyota-United that took the sprint for the first stage ahead of Nicolas Sanderson (Jelly Belly) and Robert Forster (Gerolsteiner).
For a full race report go to cyclingnews.com.
