So do these guys look stoked or what?? This is as big as it gets for these guys!
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Feels like watching US Postal in '97 and '98. I really love this team and I know they are in for a good few years.
You should look at the blood line of Christian. Real serious family line of great Euro road racers.
Although I feel very bad for DZ, his misfortune is just part of the racing thing. Unfortunately, he, like Tom Danielson seems to have a hard time with positioning, bad luck, and being a bit fragile...
Still much to watch. Christian has always been world class, lets hope for a top ten finish or better. Who knows, maybe in the future he could have some specific training for the TdF and maybe some team mates to take him there for a top 10.
Never know.
Just back in town and catching up on the Euro seen.
The core of One Source Cycling is a bunch of buddies on the Central Coast of California who like to ride . . . some mountain, some road, most both. Some of us have been riding for years, some just for a few months. We spur each other on, give one another a hard time, race once in a while, but always have a good time. We try and ride at least every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and almost always in the morning.
We'd love to have you join us!
Contributors . . . so far!
Lance "Pantz" Cambell, age 40
Sean "Levi" Cheney, age 33
Ben "Clyde" Collins, age 21
Mark "Hobbit" Ernstrom, age 32
David "Jens" Leece, age 50
Jeff "Coach" Martin, age 41
Scott "Doc" Morton age 51
Cade "Crash" Newman, age 37
Chad "Torque" Theule, age 37
Tim "Rabbit" Theule, age 42
Rick "Wolfeman" Wolfe, age 52
Dave "El Jefe" O'Brien
Tyler "The Future" O'Brien
Steve "P-Steve" Leonard
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Feels like watching US Postal in '97 and '98. I really love this team and I know they are in for a good few years.
You should look at the blood line of Christian. Real serious family line of great Euro road racers.
Although I feel very bad for DZ, his misfortune is just part of the racing thing. Unfortunately, he, like Tom Danielson seems to have a hard time with positioning, bad luck, and being a bit fragile...
Still much to watch. Christian has always been world class, lets hope for a top ten finish or better. Who knows, maybe in the future he could have some specific training for the TdF and maybe some team mates to take him there for a top 10.
Never know.
Just back in town and catching up on the Euro seen.
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