It was a full crowd scene for the Women’s Open race. The Mercy team, as well as several other top notch teams and riders from out of town were present.

At one point, Jamie was overheard exclaiming “I have great worms!” – which was promptly taken out of context!!!

“If you want to get better at something, do it with people who are better than you.” That being said, I signed up for the mountain bike clinic in Indiana after Lo posted the information and link about it. I’m new to the mtb scene and what I have experienced thus far, I really enjoy.

For reasons that I can’t quite recall at the moment, I thought it would be a good idea to race in the state road race, Le Tour de Sainte Genevieve, on Sunday. Don’t let the quaint French name fool you~ this race is no “tour”.

Sunday I participated in my first true race. Along with a co-worker, Joe, we completed Conquer Castlewood. This event is a smaller adventure race where we canoed on the Meramec, mountain biked 6 miles, and ran 4 miles.

Several months ago a snow ball began to roll. That snow ball was the Team Rev Tour de Cure campaign. This snow ball grew every week that went by in the months leading up to the Tour de Cure. Team Rev went into the Tour with 14 team members and $14,105 raised for the [...]

In March and April, the ladies of Team Revolution sponsored a “Fix a Flat and Fuel” drive to benefit the “Wheels Can Take Me Places” Project.
“Wheels Can Take Me Places” was created by Kenneth Walker and the Urban Kansas City Community of Cyclists (UKCCC) to teach a group of 7th Graders cycling skills.
This group of [...]