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Pedal with Pride: World's Okayest Cyclist Tee! Embrace your inner "okayest" cyclist with our hilarious "World's Okayest Cyclist" short-sleeve unisex t-shirt, perfect for road, mountain, or downhill racing enthusiasts! Whether you're a casual rider or a serious racer, this tee celebrates the joy of cycling without taking yourself too seriously. With a tongue-in-cheek attitude, this shirt proudly declares that you may not be the fastest, but you've got plenty of heart and passion for the sport. Wear it to cycling events, group rides, or simply as a fun conversation starter among fellow cyclists. The comfortable unisex fit ensures you can pedal with pride and share some laughs along the way! You've now found the staple t-shirt of your wardrobe. It's made of 100% ring-spun cotton and is soft and comfy. The double stitching on the neckline and sleeves add more durability to what is sure to be a favorite! • 100% ring-spun cotton • Sport Grey is 90% ring-spun cotton, 10% polyester • Dark Heather is 65% polyester, 35% cotton • 4.5 oz/yd² (153 g/m²) • Pre-shrunk • Shoulder-to-shoulder taping • Quarter-turned to avoid crease down the center • Blank product sourced from Bangladesh, Honduras, Haiti, Mexico, or Nicaragua IMPORTANT • PLEASE READ FULLY Please bear in mind these are made to order graphic design apparel / accessories. The following is our company policies: • Defective: Any claims for misprinted / damaged / defective items, please contact us along with a snap shot of the item. We will provide you with further instruction. Any error on our part will be covered at our expense. • Buyer's error: We do not refund orders for buyer’s remorse. This goes the same if the wrong configuration (color, size, etc..) is purchased. • Wrong Address: If you provide an address that is considered insufficient by the courier, the shipment will be return back to us. Buyer will be liable for reshipment cost. • Unclaimed: Shipments that go unclaimed are return back to us. Buyer will be liable for the cost of a reshipment. • Order cancellations are accepted within 12 hours after purchase. Thanks for choosing to shop with us! Should you have any question, please contact us.
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This past weekend I participated in two local cycling events that were at one time collectively known as the "Cycling Double Header." Saturday I rode in my fifth consecutive Wilderness Road Ride and Sunday I volunteered for the Weight Club sponsored aid station at mile 28 of the Mountains of Misery century ride. The Wilderness Road Ride WRR is a supported, untimed ride with options for 29, 58, and 79 mile routes. It goes along part of Daniel Boone's Wilderness Road and on beautiful roads of our New River Valley and along the New River. I did not think there was any way I'd be ready for this considering my first bike ride after my layoff was May 14 and the ride was just 10 days later. But I did a pretty decent group ride of 20 miles on May 21 just before the Ride of Silence and realized I should have no problem doing the shortest distance 29 mile WRR option. I was happy to see Mark Long, the chief organizer of the WRR for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He's raced at ITU Age Group World Championships, he's an Ironman, and a marathoner and ultramarathoner. Mark exemplifies joy and gratitude for the sport and he generously offers encouragement to others. The real motivation for the ride? That might just be the 7-layer bars at the aid station. Several of us discussed how important this tradition has become, and how much we look forward to that special treat that we probably do not even come close to burning off!! soooo happy to be back out with Roo!!! Mountains of Misery Early Sunday morning I met up with Kristen and Jordan Chang to load up food and supplies to drive about 45 minutes to set up and staff this Mountains of Misery aid station. We were joined by Sarah Abbott and Deb Christman plus our aid station shared the Craig County Library parking lot with bike mechanics from East Coasters, a ham radio crew, and a few SAG vehicles. We got set up pretty gosh darn fast: tent raised (thank you Solar Connexion), tables set, coolers filled with Heed and ice water, bananas and oranges cut, the first round of peanut butter + jelly sandwiches made, and cookies, pretzels, and sun chips set out. Jordan brought music, I had flags, and Kristen made a poster. before the bike mechanics got non-stop busy ham radio team Kristen prepping sandwiches during the calm before the storm... when peanut butter could be spread perfectly edge-to-edge. Then we saw the first of the 500-some riders come through. Two giant packs zoomed along bypassing our stop, making the left-hand turn faster than I ever would ever have dared. Soon others began to stop in. At that point, I did a few different things. First I borrowed a shovel from the gas station to clear gravel out of the intersection in front of our area. Then I held a few bikes for people. Then this (below) became my view for 85% of the time that riders were coming in. Bread. Lots of it. The cyclists probably spanned about 90 minutes from the first to the last rider. We made a boatload of PB+Js, often with one of us on PB duty and another on J duty. For all my efforts, I earned a blister. I sacrifice for my people. It was a little crazy but SO much fun! We were a very efficient team and the riders were very gracious and thankful. I did enjoy catching a glimpse of the gorgeous bikes and some entertaining jerseys - South Park, tuxedo, plaid... I saw a few Go-Pros and learned a trick about propping your bike up on a pedal at a curb. Somewhere in that big group of riders was my vascular surgeon Jesse Davidson, which I still think is extremely cool!!! He's done the ride for many years. We had things cleaned up and packed up by 10:15 am and returned to Blacksburg by 11:15. I can see the appeal of that ride and I am really proud of my friends who did it - Justin H, Matt P, Curt N, Mark P, Sarah Z, Eric W, Chris P and others I am apologetically blanking on right now... Next up on my busy volunteering calendar: Off the Rails Sprint Triathlon in Roanoke, VA next Saturday! In the meantime, I'm working on my return to fitness and speed for a July return to triathlon!
Want to go long? We spoke to Hunter Allen about how to grow your engine. By: Michelle Arthurs-Brennan originally published for cyclingweekly.com February 12, 2019 The age old, traditional approach to cycling training involves riders building up a layer cake of intensity – starting with a large base of low intensity endurance sponge before perfecting the product […]
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The idea for a WTF Bikexplorers Gravel Program sprouted in 2019 as I spun back into the gravel race scene. I saw the same deficit in diversity that bike-touring had (and still has) when five friends and I decided to organize the first WTF Bikexplorers Summit in 2018. Despite gravel racing as a rapidly growing sport within cycling, it is still very grassroots. It is not controlled by the UCI - yet - or any other sanctioning bodies and therefore it has the opportunity to mold and change to be the way we want it to be. What is there…
Group rides can intimidating. Use these tips to increase your skill level, ride safely with others, improve your fitness, and enjoy riding with a group.
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The major activity of any cycling club, racing or touring, is the group ride. As a result, it’s important to know how to hang tough on a given ride and make yourself welcome on the next one. Success is often due to more than fitness. Here’s a club cycling primer! Know the group’s traditions. Some […]
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Bike the Banks is an Emerald Isle, NC cycling event featuring 10, 50 and 100-mile rides throughout the Crystal Coast. Register online today!
