Alc 6

[Trek420]

liksani, bet it worked out because you had the basic fitness from the start.

ACG see you on the ride. Are you in Team Amica Veloci yet? I suppose I could check that myself.

[ACG]

Ok, I just e-mailed my cycle buddy. I am on the team! It will be great to ride with all you gals, or should I say my TE family.

Today I couldn't ride, too dark and it is getting cold. I ride early a.m. before work. Guess it is time to hit the gym or use my bike on a trainer.

[Trek420]

Yeah! I see UK's on the AV team so far....I'll post the link when you're on board too. "Bradley" my commuter's in the shop but I plan to get a ride or more in this weekend and have been popping into spin at lunch.

[Kallisti]

After being a roadie (bike mechanic) last year, and experiencing the magic and inspiration, I've decided to ride in ALC 6!
I'm very excited to be involved in such a great effort again.
I'll be blogging my experiences on my webpage, along with tips and advice from my experiences as a bike shop employee, mechanic, and long-time cyclist.
My first entry is on the basics of lycra shorts. Maybe this info will help someone out there.

www.aidslifecycle.org/1713

[Trek420]

Kallisti, welcome to TE!

This year will be my third ride and if you count the year I crewed (and we both know that's harder than riding) and the year I just lead training rides my 5th time participating.

we have a TE team you're welcome to join too.

[KnottedYet]

I would really like to crew for ALC. Could put my medical skills to work. I'm not allowed to diagnose or evaluate, but I can fill an ice bag and tape knees and ankles!

Edit: Yeah, baby! There is a special Roadie team just for ME!!! Sports Medicine!

(now I just gotta find the contact person, and I'm not having much success at the moment. Trek? Help?)

[Trek420]

the medical crew could be hard to get into because I think they are all from SF general. If you have massage certification you could get into massage crew or on another medical crew.

I think crewing's harder than riding