When Skip headed out on lap 12, the effects of the rocky course and his rigid fork finally took its toll by taking away his ability to hold onto the bars, steer or even control his bike. After going over the bars, he pulled the plug, very disappointed because he was killing it.
-Mrs. Snob
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bummer...he was hauling...sorry to hear.
Yeah, sorry to hear of this. I saw he was holding his own there and wondered what happened.
Regroup and ride on!
nice work skip...
Skip! Damn man you were rockin it out there, but I'm with you on the rocks and rigid as my triceps started to rebel by my final lap. and speaking of my riding- pass along big thanks to John and Sam for wrenching on my bike when I couldn't find any help from the "official" service tents. Those boys probably did more work on my bike than yours. Good to finally meet you and the crew in person. I was not disappointed! That new scanner thingy sucked monkeys though.
Nice work Skip, you were crushing it!!!!
Great work Skip!
Damn, that was you in the Days Inn parking lot! I told Kim that it proved I wasn't the craziest guy out there when I saw you ...
Sorry I didn't get a chance to meet you face-to-face -- we were pitted just up from you (at the end of the row), and I think we rode near each other for a while. Brutal course, took its toll, definite learning experience.
Next time!
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