Freyensee, James P
I agree...'temporarily' lived in California, one thing I am appreciating
here are ITT races. There are little ITTs in the bay area...basically
there is one ITT then districts then that's it- not really worth to
actually own a ITT bike in that area because of that. The "Need for
Speed" (better name ;)) NW ITT Series at Philomath is a very interesting
course and despite it's ups and downs and curves and flat can all be
done sitting down on an ITT bike. This will keep your mind sharp
through the whole course.
Jay Freyensee
-----Original Message-----
From: Kent and Jenny Peterson [mailto:kp-@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 3:26 PM
To: ob-@topica.com
Subject: [OBRA Chat] Race the Oregon TT Series
I just gotta say that George Thomas and Terri Gooch have a really
great series of times trials in the Co-Motion/Oregon TT Series
(formerly the Built for Speed) and I think that the race is going
under appreciated. I know that a lot of you were saving yourselves
for the Piece of Cake and that's understandable but next month is the
last time that the race will be held at the Philomath location and
you really shouldn't miss it because this is one of the coolest TT
courses out there. (Try to forgive me, I'm in marketing) This 40k
race has everything to make for an entertaining ride. You've got some
flats, gentle rises, turns and of course one nice climb near the
turn-around. It's so much better than flat, straight and boring. If
you're going to suffer it might as well be entertaining. The race is
moving to the Hood River area and George and Terri say the course
will just as fun as the Philomath course so get out there and show
how fast you are and enjoy the scenery while you're at it. I'm not
just saying this because I won a chocolate bunny today, although the
bunny is inspiring.
Kent "Bunny Man" Peterson
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