Just a reminder that there is a group ride leaving from Lincoln Park in Olean today at 6 pm. Route is approximately 30 miles--give or take.
Saturday morning in the Interfaith Caregivers rider leaving from the Allegany River Park. The 100k ride leaves at 8:30 with registration starting at 8 am. Don't be late or you'll miss the "Bo Train". It's my understanding that it is the same route as last year. The shorter rider leave at time increments after that. If anyone wants to wimp on down with me, I'll be doing the 50k ride this year.
See you tonight and Saturday!!!!
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Thurs and Sat ride
From Jo Ann
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Group ride this Thursday
From JoAnn
Thursday, June 4th leaving from Lincoln Park in Olean, NY Proposed route is out Genesee St to the Dugan. Onto Route 417 East to route 305 south in PA. Then McCrea Hollow Road to Ceres. From Ceres, 417 back to Olean Via Steam Valley Road. Hope to see you there
Thursday, June 4th leaving from Lincoln Park in Olean, NY Proposed route is out Genesee St to the Dugan. Onto Route 417 East to route 305 south in PA. Then McCrea Hollow Road to Ceres. From Ceres, 417 back to Olean Via Steam Valley Road. Hope to see you there
Sunday, May 31, 2009
First Ride of the Season!!!
Yea!! I made it out for my first ride of the season. Only 12 miles but I did it! Hoping to ride either Tuesday or Wednesday night from Lincoln park at 6. I'll be riding at the Post baby or haven't been on the bike in a year pace. If enough people show there will be another faster group to ride with. Will keep you posted re: ride. Lynn
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Lance Armstrong out of Giro contention, but old fire is returning - Austin Murphy - SI.com
Lance Armstrong out of Giro contention, but old fire is returning - Austin Murphy - SI.com:
"...when he isn't fetching bottles for his mates, Lance Armstrong is beginning to show flashes of his old, predatory form. While he's won no Giro stages and is still not yet his former self, he's getting close enough to be making people nervous -- including, I am guessing, his Astana teammate Alberto Contador."
Pace line on RT 16
Pace line on RT 16
Originally uploaded by FinanceProfessor
Some pictures from Monday plus many others. THEY ARE NOT ALL NEW
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Cozy Beehive
Ron's blog! Has great cycling info....and he is very active locally in OLEAN!!
Cozy Beehive:
Cozy Beehive:
"Every cyclist can be a chemist. And a dangerously accidental one at that. Even if you flunked high school chemistry.
Did you ever have that time when you threw a water bottle into the kitchen sink, without emptying that tad bit of fancy powdered drink you made eons ago?"
New Trails through Bob's Woods (SBU)
BonaResponds has build some new trails to the South and West of Campus. Not super far but when you add them to the trails through Bob's Woods BonaResponds helped make last year and the trail system is pretty nice!
Group ride this Thursday
We have having a group ride leaving from the Allegany River Park at 6 pm on Thursday. Ride leaves at 6 pm. Be ready and clipped in. Bathroom facilities and parking are available at the park. Hope to see you there.
Sometimes we can't see the forest for the trees
Part Behavioral finance, part cycling, and part a study in how the brain works, the following "Test" is eye opening at least.
We all get so caught up in seeing what we want to see that we sometimes miss the obvious. This effects us in many ways: In finance, if bullish (optimistic), we are more apt to see the good news, if bearish (pessimistic) you see only bad news.
That is one reason why big break throughs happen from those outside the field. It is one reason why sabbaticals and vacations are important. But it can also have important implications in many other ways.
Go ahead, take the test. It takes about a minute.
Cross posted on FinanceProfessor.com's blog, Olean Cycling club's blog (which is currently almost inactive :( ), and RandomTopics2.
thanks to the Tour of the Gila for pointing this one out.
We all get so caught up in seeing what we want to see that we sometimes miss the obvious. This effects us in many ways: In finance, if bullish (optimistic), we are more apt to see the good news, if bearish (pessimistic) you see only bad news.
That is one reason why big break throughs happen from those outside the field. It is one reason why sabbaticals and vacations are important. But it can also have important implications in many other ways.
Go ahead, take the test. It takes about a minute.
Cross posted on FinanceProfessor.com's blog, Olean Cycling club's blog (which is currently almost inactive :( ), and RandomTopics2.
thanks to the Tour of the Gila for pointing this one out.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Weekday rides
Bo sent the following:
Mondays- Mountain bike rides from Ellicottville Bike Shop 6pm start.
Mondays- Mountain bike rides from Ellicottville Bike Shop 6pm start.
Tuesdays- Road rides from Just Riding Along, Bradford, PA 6pm start
Thursdays Mountain bike rides from Just Riding Along, Bradford, PA 6pm start
Ellicottville Bike Shop 699-2453 http://ellicottvillebikeshop.com/
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Bless the Cyclist, on Your Left! - City Room Blog - NYTimes.com
Bless the Cyclist, on Your Left! - City Room Blog - NYTimes.com:
"...more than 100 cyclists to the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine on Saturday morning for the Blessing of the Bikes, an event now in its 11th year.
The crowd — a conscientious-looking collection of helmeted riders and bikes with bells, reflectors and review mirrors — gathered in front of the Upper West Side cathedral and would soon enter to be sprinkled with Holy Water as a shield against the dangers of urban cycling."
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