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  • #16
    the guys who I went with have pretty high end bikes and they bike alot but when it comes to races they are into it more for fun that to get a shot at the podium. it was a blast either way and we ended up in the last third of the grid. here's the reader's digest version of the race with a funny ending ...

    there were six of us all together (three 2-man teams) and my teammate was a guy by the name of Scott. the race was a 6-hour relay which starts at 10am and you have until 4pm to get in as many laps as you can. the course is 10kms long and goes through some pretty technical and decent climbs. scott and I each rode 4 laps and i started our last lap just before 3:20 so i knew I was going to have to keep 'er pinned if I was going to make it in before the gun. i rode the last lap with what felt like cement in my legs and a fast dropping blood sugar level and my chocolate Power Gels didn't seem to be working anymore . i just made it in by the buzzer at 3:55:09pm to give us 9 laps total.

    well, part of the race is you have to carry a small wooden baton with you on your lap and pass it to your teammate when your lap is done and he goes out for his since it's a relay. i came back from my last lap and as I got to our site i saw scott standing there wearing nothing but a jock strap, his bike helmet and sunglasses. he told me he was going to ride to the finish to hand the baton back in like that. i laughed so hard i just gave it to him and stayed at the site to watch the gear. all our team and all the london guys we knew from the event went down as scott hopped on his bike and rode the last bit of the course to the finish line. i heard people yelling from our site and when they came back, scott was scuffed up on his shoulder and had dirt on him. turns out the female Solo class winner (Solo in MTN biking is where one person does the whole race by themselves) was just at the finish and she stopped too fast and went over the bars. well...scott was right behind her and locked up his disc brakes. he went over the bars too and landed RIGHT ON TOP OF THE CHICK!!!! i wasn't there to see it but i'm sure you can picture a big tall guy with nothing on but a white jock strap, bike helmet and sunglasses all bare ass hangin out lying on top of the Solo Female class winner at the finish line in front of everyone at the race.

    i wish I had been there to see it
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    • #17
      Originally posted by gatherer
      Hey Steve-o how'd the mountain bike race go???

      yeah I got your response but with work right now I haven't been able to contact you (soooo busy it hurts).

      where do you get your number plates made?

      *edited*.... if you want a co-driver I'll bring the R compound tires......(hint hint )
      in my story-telling frenzy i forgot to answer ya LOL . my number plates are black vinyl lettering and numbers in black outline boxes on top of white vinyl base. it looks like the ones on the touring and rally cars. it says "B" Class Street Prepared on the top and the number is below that and they were made by Auto Tattoos here in town. Dean is the guy's name who does all my work and basically i just tell him what I want or bring him in a copy of the words/logos to scan and he everything up for me. i do vinyl graphics application for people in town here so I put all my graphics on the car myself.

      does being a co-driver mean i have to let you drive my car???? hmmmmm

      i work 3-11 afternoon shift so i'm not usually home til like 11:30 at night. i'll get in touch with ya by Sat for sure.

      P.S. Hey Sean, I hope i didnt' offend ya with my muscle car/Honda rivalry joke. i'm only playin
      Last edited by Steve-O; 09-24-2003, 12:41 PM.
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      • #18
        I hope you got the numbers cheap cuz you won't be in BSP next year, my Civic's in FSP, you'll probably be there or DSP.

        I used to mtn bike race too, I miss it (and the shape I was in when I was doing it)
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Steve-O

          does being a co-driver mean i have to let you drive my car???? hmmmmm
          lol yes it would but it also means you get to use my tires... nice sticky yoko a032r's
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          • #20
            Originally posted by StewPiddass
            I hope you got the numbers cheap cuz you won't be in BSP next year, my Civic's in FSP, you'll probably be there or DSP.

            I used to mtn bike race too, I miss it (and the shape I was in when I was doing it)
            that's okay. Auto Tattoos only charged me $20 cash for the whole decal (14"h x 12"w) and he said he'll give me a new set of numbers and/or class designation if I need them. the decals are just vinyl on top of vinyl so i could probly just peel off the old ones and re-apply the new ones.

            it's nice to meet a fellow MTN biker. biking is basically what i do whenever i'm not driving my car or chillin with the g/f. don't worry about being out of shape...just get basck into er man and you'll be rollin in no time. i have a bunch of cardio training routines and strength training programs I follow that will give ya your lungs and your legs back in no time...and some new muscle too
            Last edited by Steve-O; 09-25-2003, 01:26 PM.
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            • #21
              Originally posted by gatherer
              lol yes it would but it also means you get to use my tires... nice sticky yoko a032r's
              i'm pretty wary of letting other people drive my baby EG but i'll trust ya so long as you don't break anything becase it's the only car my g/f, her daughter and I have to drive right now until the snow starts to fall. the winter beater won't be ready to go for about a month or so.

              i'll tell you up front that my car is an auto so i wouldn't blame ya if you change your mind. i left it in 1st and switched back and forth from 2nd to 1st whenever i needed to and just kept it below redline. it seemed to work fine and it got me around the course with those big heavy set of 17" Team Dynamics wheels in 40.14 secs

              i'll get ahold of ya from work tonight on my break and we can chat about it then. LOL make sure it's you that answers the phone because i don't know your name and i'll feel weird asking for GATHERER from the Solo Ontario board
              Last edited by Steve-O; 09-25-2003, 01:42 PM.
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              • #22
                Auto??? wel thats good I won't be able to mess it up then.....

                and yes real name is Jason and I am the only one that answers my cell
                2005 F-Super Stock National Champion
                2005 F-Super Stock Regional Champion

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