Lisa Eriksson

I endorse this message! The Sauvie Shootout is a great ride, and an
absolute must in my weekly training schedule!
Do not miss this!

Lisa

On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 7:32 AM, Some Guy via OBRA
wrote:

> If you're not grinding gravel on Sunday in The Dalles, then bring a friend
> or 3 and make the Sauvie Shootout part of your weekly training plan! The
> Sauvie Shootout is now unofficially the official training ride for Monday
> PIR and Tuesday PIR. Look for the callout in the Oregon Bicycle Racing
> Association (OBRA) newsletter and if you're new to racing or race-curious,
> ask Andrew for FREE 1 day OBRA membership for your first race!
>
> This ride is a little different than most in Portland - Its all about WHO
> shows up, not WHERE it goes -please INVITE YOUR FRIENDS
> https://ridewithgps.com/routes/19052761
>
> "A" group will be spirited race simulation with 2 sprints per lap as
> marked on the route map. "B" group will be a tempo paceline on the island
> for those not looking to race also sweeping up those shelled from the 'A"
> group
>
> We will depart at 9 AM from Ovation Coffee -941 NW Overton
>
> In the unfortunate event of a flat on Hwy 30, the group will continue on.
> Please go counterclockwise on Sauvie until you see the group approaching,
> then turn around to jump back in.
>
> The Sauvie Shootout, a spirited weekly group drop ride, is intended to
> meet the diverse needs of cyclists in PDX including CAT 1/2/3/4/5 racers as
> well as club riders and Masters. I am offering my signature
> double-your-money-back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied.
> Down in Tucson there is a weekly ride called the Shootout that’s been
> going on since 1974. Lots of pros come down to train there in the winter
> and the Shootout is a hard, fast race simulation on many weeks. One great
> benefit is that the Shootout follows the same route each week. Stay with me
> here- it is ANYTHING but boring. Riders get shelled from the Shootout every
> single week, but they keep coming back and try to make it a few more miles
> before falling off the next week. It will stoke the fire in the belly to
> train harder and do better the next week. The sense of cycling community a
> consistent ride like this creates is incredible.
>
> ¡Bikes!
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Some Guy

If you're not grinding gravel on Sunday in The Dalles, then bring a friend or 3 and make the Sauvie Shootout part of your weekly training plan! The Sauvie Shootout is now unofficially the official training ride for Monday PIR and Tuesday PIR. Look for the callout in the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) newsletter and if you're new to racing or race-curious, ask Andrew for FREE 1 day OBRA membership for your first race!

This ride is a little different than most in Portland - Its all about WHO shows up, not WHERE it goes -please INVITE YOUR FRIENDS https://ridewithgps.com/routes/19052761

"A" group will be spirited race simulation with 2 sprints per lap as marked on the route map. "B" group will be a tempo paceline on the island for those not looking to race also sweeping up those shelled from the 'A" group

We will depart at 9 AM from Ovation Coffee -941 NW Overton

In the unfortunate event of a flat on Hwy 30, the group will continue on. Please go counterclockwise on Sauvie until you see the group approaching, then turn around to jump back in.

The Sauvie Shootout, a spirited weekly group drop ride, is intended to meet the diverse needs of cyclists in PDX including CAT 1/2/3/4/5 racers as well as club riders and Masters. I am offering my signature double-your-money-back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied.
Down in Tucson there is a weekly ride called the Shootout that���s been going on since 1974. Lots of pros come down to train there in the winter and the Shootout is a hard, fast race simulation on many weeks. One great benefit is that the Shootout follows the same route each week. Stay with me here- it is ANYTHING but boring. Riders get shelled from the Shootout every single week, but they keep coming back and try to make it a few more miles before falling off the next week. It will stoke the fire in the belly to train harder and do better the next week. The sense of cycling community a consistent ride like this creates is incredible.

��Bikes!