Thursday, September 30, 2010

Vice World Champion in Canada!

Last weekend was the World Cup in Mont-Saint-Anne in Canada after a few weeks altitude in the USA to the absolute season highlight. The traditional race on the Canadian East Coast was characterised by extreme weather conditions and a technically extremely heavy range. High humidity and temperatures of up to 34 degrees that extremely austrockneten route ruled until immediately before the race. Suddenly torrential rain set up the night before the race, which completely transformed the previously staubtrockene slopes and almost unfahrbar made technically particularly serious passages about large boulders.

Immediately after the start I could queue me in the top flight of first six racers. After attacks by Catherine Pendrel was looking for an early decision before their home crowd, the top was reduced to four women went away with minimal intervals in the final after 90 minutes. After himself could sell something Maja Wlosczowska, silver and bronze in the last serious downhill through an extremely breacking Steinfeld decided. Willow stumbled, I had the bike and only Catherine could the passage on the bike. Thus the medals was not decided but still. We almost the same situation we had at the Olympic Games 2008. I mobilized all reserves and could overtake Catherine still me get silver. After the Championships in 2007 and 2009 I now five times in a row won a medal at the World Championships in the Cross-Country.So my focus on the World Cup have fully paid.

Many love

IRA

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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Cipollini Bikes




Cipollini Bikes
Though not officially showing at Interbike, we spotted a Cipollini bike in another booth. With the recent announcement of Tony Cruz's new line of bikes, maybe something half-decent has come from Rock Racing after all: a new crop of small companies producing competition framesets.

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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

One of My Favorites




One of My Favorites
This belt-driven Sycip with elevated chainstays had to be one of the best looking bikes at the show. This was a personal favorite.

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Salsa Titanium




Salsa Titanium
We learned some time ago that Salsa would be launching titanium versions of some of their best frames. Fabricated by Lynskey in Tennessee, the La Cruz Ti had my attention from the first prototype I'd seen. This might be because I still love titanium as the ultimate, nearly indestructible, bicycle frame material, and because I've ridden my steel La Cruz more than all my other bikes combined this year. It's a daily driver that's also weathered everything from rock gardens and long road rides. The same frame in titanium would be pretty special.

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