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Friday, July 31, 2009

Local Bikes, Bonding, Bonfire Weekend with Specialized Bicycles

UPDATE 8/7: This event will be rescheduled due to the weather. New date will be posted soon.

Specialized Bicycles, in partnership with Minnesota Off Road Cyclists (MORC), is sponsoring a woman's demo weekend event at Murphy Hanrehan Park next weekend: August 7th and 8th.

Come on out to the mountain bike trails located in Savage, MN to demo a nice fleet of rides and meet fellow dirt sisters.

Janet Frank Atkinson is teaching a clinic about core training and the importance it plays in cycling at 6:00 on Friday evening. Despite what the link states, Janet is a personal trainer, not a personal trailer. The folks at Specialized must have had single track on their minds when they created the copy...

Beer sampling (preregistration required) and bike maintenance clinics round out the weekend. Camping is also available.

Additional info listed on the link below:

https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:31425.2193760915/rid:1a957278b9a28f93c83adf6834e0cfe4

Sign up with Corrie Berrigan via email at coriemtbiker@yahoo.com

Saturday, July 25, 2009

24/9

Sending positive vibes to the MN women racing 24/9 this weekend:

12-Hour Women Solo

Rebecca Sauber

12-Hour Duo Open

Sara Bisso of Coed Team: Who's Watching the Baby

Casey Ellis of Coed Team: Worst Honeymoon Ever

12-Hour Duo
Beckie Alexender and Kristi Olson

12-Hour 3-4 Person Women's Team

Team: Boxes Up Ladies
Nicole Wolf
Kim Wapola
Dana Buddenbaum
Julie Denning

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Big Weekend of Races

This weekend is chocked full of many dirt races to choose from.

July 11, WEMS Levis/Trow 100
July 11, Fallen Oak Duathlon at Hillside City Park in Elk River, MN
July 12, MNSCS Memorial Classic in Red Wing, MN.......fun single track and the Stairway to Heaven awaits you ;-)

Pick one! Or come on out, spectate, and cheer on your fellow dirt sisters.

WORS Firecracker Race Recap

Lots of Minnesota women headed over to Wisconsin to race in the WORS Firecracker.

Kyia provides her race recap:

I felt great off the line, a rider from Ontario took the lead and then around the next turn I went to the front. I didn't think it was an attack, just going to the front. I did a few turns on the pedals and looked back to see at least 10 bike lengths to the group! Hmmm, not what I was expecting. What is someone to do when they have the lead, GOOOOOOOO!! So I did....

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(as told by Kyia Anderson, Cannondale, Professional Mountain Bike Racer)