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Saturday, June 6, 2015
Legendary Bike Racing, Andy Hampsten
Maglia ROSA from Matthew J. Clark on Vimeo.
The Hampsten name is synonymous with legendary bike racing. In 1988, a kid from North Dakota stunned the international cycling community with a gutsy ride that won him the Giro d'Italia - one of only three Grand Tours on the cycling calender including the Tour de France (a race Hampsten was highly successful in as well). Andy Hampsten is still the only American ever to win the 106 year old event. Maglia ROSA translates as “pink jersey” and is historically worn by the leader of the "Giro" – the Tour of Italy (arguably a race that is more popular with the riders than the French version.)
Taking cues from Andy's domination of the Italian Alps during his reign in pink, the film is set in a grand environment that this bike would be at home in. Going-To-The-Sun Road in Glacier National Park was perfect. With its rugged peaks, dominating weather and a road that is beautifully crafted - it couldn't be beat.
Riders: Chance Cooke & Jason Schmidt
Executive Producers: Andy & Steve Hampsten
Director/DP: Matthew J. Clark
Editor: Camille Durand
Sound Design: Scott Weiss/Pure Audio
Color Correction: Eric Rosen/Light Press
Technical Support: Jason Cemanski
The Hampsten name is synonymous with legendary bike racing. In 1988, a kid from North Dakota stunned the international cycling community with a gutsy ride that won him the Giro d'Italia - one of only three Grand Tours on the cycling calender including the Tour de France (a race Hampsten was highly successful in as well). Andy Hampsten is still the only American ever to win the 106 year old event. Maglia ROSA translates as “pink jersey” and is historically worn by the leader of the "Giro" – the Tour of Italy (arguably a race that is more popular with the riders than the French version.)
Taking cues from Andy's domination of the Italian Alps during his reign in pink, the film is set in a grand environment that this bike would be at home in. Going-To-The-Sun Road in Glacier National Park was perfect. With its rugged peaks, dominating weather and a road that is beautifully crafted - it couldn't be beat.
Riders: Chance Cooke & Jason Schmidt
Executive Producers: Andy & Steve Hampsten
Director/DP: Matthew J. Clark
Editor: Camille Durand
Sound Design: Scott Weiss/Pure Audio
Color Correction: Eric Rosen/Light Press
Technical Support: Jason Cemanski
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Monday, June 1, 2015
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Thursday, May 28, 2015
Glendora Mountain Road Party
#teamtrouble and BicycleFriends were out this Wednesday night. We converged on GMR with varying paces up the mountain. Riz and Chris H. did intervals while the rest of us chased. Steve was my mountain nemesis and chased me the whole way up to the shack. He took me at the last stretch to the shack.
Annette was out last night and it was nice seeing her.
Annette was out last night and it was nice seeing her.
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Bicycle Friends is on Facebook - Come Join the community
Yes, I haven't been posting much. Bicycle Friends is on Facebook. The FB community is growing rapidly and I encourage you to come join in the conversation, the comedy and the rides.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Friday, March 27, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Saturday, March 7, 2015
4 Secrets to the Perfect Plank
4 Secrets to the Perfect Plank
Bicycling.com
Amy Roberts
Link: http://www.bicycling.com/training-nutrition/training-fitness/4-secrets-perfect-plank
Don't hold your breath while pushing against the floor waiting for the sucker punch to happen to grab that quarter from your bum!
"If done correctly, the plank can be the least complicated part of your off-bike routine—but it will have huge effects on your power and comfort in the saddle. When you really think about it, it’s kind of amazing how not moving while supported by your forearms and toes requires so much muscle coordination. In a proper plank ..."
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Bicycling.com
Amy Roberts
Link: http://www.bicycling.com/training-nutrition/training-fitness/4-secrets-perfect-plank
Don't hold your breath while pushing against the floor waiting for the sucker punch to happen to grab that quarter from your bum!
"If done correctly, the plank can be the least complicated part of your off-bike routine—but it will have huge effects on your power and comfort in the saddle. When you really think about it, it’s kind of amazing how not moving while supported by your forearms and toes requires so much muscle coordination. In a proper plank ..."
Click to continue reading
Friday, March 6, 2015
Monday, March 2, 2015
Road Bike Rollers Party
Road Bike Rollers Party (homage & parody to Martyn Ashton's trial bicycl...: http://youtu.be/wrvZsza5wVo
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