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Tour de Brew – Part IV
My last post talked about our awesome ride up the Appalachian Gap on Saturday. You can read that here, and earlier posts here. Post Appalachian Gap, we headed to the ‘big city’ for a tour of the Magic Hat Brewery in Burlington. Right away, we noticed that the place was jammed. We could barely find [...]
Posted: October 20th, 2011 under Cycling, Life.
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Tour de Brew – Part III
Yes, updates are few and far between. My apologies. For those keeping track, I’m still working on documenting our trip to Vermont for “Tour de Brew 2011.” Check out the rest of the story here. I left off talking about our hike up Mt. Mansfield, and our encounter with momma moose and her baby. I [...]
Posted: October 14th, 2011 under Cycling, Life.
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Sigma Rox 9.1 – Initial Review and Thoughts
The posts and reviews I’ve written about my experience using a Sigma Rox 9.0 have been very well received over the past year or so. (Check those posts out here for some background.) I noticed that Sigma has recently released the Sigma Rox 8.1 and the Sigma Rox 9.1–two new units in the Rox range. [...]
Posted: October 5th, 2011 under Cycling.
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Now THAT is a Draft!
I just completed my quick little ride to work on the single speed, and managed to draft a tanker truck almost the whole way! I realize this is probably not safe, and I’m not recommending it. Don’t let your kids do it. Heck, don’t do it yourself; I probably shouldn’t. However, it’s a hell of [...]
Posted: October 4th, 2011 under Cycling, Life.
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Tour de Brew – Part II
After our morning spend riding Smuggler’s Notch (See Part I), we took a bit of a break before heading out for a hike up Mt. Mansfield. Mt. Mansfield is the highest point in Vermont, reaching an elevation of 4393 feet. We decided to take the “Long Trail” from Smuggler’s Notch with a goal of reaching [...]
Posted: September 29th, 2011 under Cycling, Life.
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