Hi to the 2014
Breathless Agony Riders!!
We are very
excited to report that the 2014 Breathless Agony has sold out again this
year!! We’re looking forward to making sure you have a really memorable
day of cycling!!
The
goal of our entire team is to help you on this brutally hard course and have
fun!! This is a VERY hard ride. If you have a great attitude and
are having fun, this spreads like wildfire to everyone around you and before
you know it, you won’t even notice how Breathless you
are and how Agonizing the course is!! So have fun and don’t fear the Grim
Reaper!!
A number of
us rode the entire Breathless Agony 4 Pass course on 4/20/13. Chuck took
a ton of videos and photos which you can see at
http://www.cyclingpros.com/Onyx13WorkersRide.htm
In a word,
the course was magnificent. His Strava report confirms that he was
Breathless and going backwards through Damnation Alley at
http://app.strava.com/activities/49914131
but doesn’t show the Thermonuclear
Meltdown he suffered on Damnation Alley.
Details about
the course are below.
The Final
Registered Riders List has been posted at
http://www.cyclingpros.com/onyxriders14.htm
and your name is on it!!
Please be
sure to read all of this information so you can be well prepared for the tough
challenge awaiting you on Saturday. It has plenty of new information even
for those riders who are coming back for “more Agony” this year.
NEW
BREATHLESS AGONY SOCKS
Each rider
starting the Breathless Agony Ride will receive a beautiful pair of Breathless
Agony Socks. These are SO COOL they’ll take your Breath Away!! Plus,
they’ve been scientifically proven to increase your Average On
Bike Speed by 1.73 Miles Per Hour so
they’re even better than an aero helmet!!
If
you are riding a Tandem, please reply to this e-mail and let us know who will
be on the Tandem.
START / FINISH
LOCATION
We’ll still
be in
Take
the 91 East
to I-10 and Exit at University St. Turn Left onto
Parking is
available around
EARLY
MORNING BATHROOMS
The sign on
the Bathrooms at
Here’s a good
option: There is a Starbuck's Coffee Shop just 2 miles from
http://www.cyclingpros.com/onyx.htm#Directions
We’ll also
have 2 Porta-Potties at Sylvan Park for your use but because of possible long
lines, we recommend Starbuck's.
CHECK IN
Check In will
open at 5:30 A.M. Saturday Morning at the above location.
Registration:
1 – Bring your Helmet and Photo I.D. to Registration – You
absolutely must have your Helmet and Photo I.D. with you to register and while
riding this event
Last year, some folks came to registration without their Photo I.D. and we had
to turn them away.
2 – Show I.D.
To Registration and Volunteer will Check Your Name Off
Registration List
3 – Sign
Waiver
4 – You will
be given your Rider Packet containing:
A – Your Route Sheet
B – Your Helmet Sticker Number which
you need to apply to the Left side of your helmet. Rest Stop volunteers will check to see if you
have a Helmet Sticker Number to know whether to feed you or not and also so
they know you are registered so they will record your arrival times at each
Rest Stop. Riders without a Helmet Sticker Number won’t be checked in at
Rest Stops so they won’t get ride credit.
C – Your Lunch Ticket
5 – Pickup
your awesome Breathless Agony Socks – The Sizes are:
M = 7-9
L = 10-12
XL = 12+
After the
above is complete you’ll probably want to go back to your car. When you
are ready to start your ride, come back and check out with any of the
Timekeepers near Registration so we have your Start Time.
If you have
friends, enemies, or family members who want to ride the Breathless Agony this
year, please don’t have them come to
START
TIMES
We must all
work together to ensure our ability to continue to host this event. We
need to prevent large packs of riders from rolling down the road together,
preventing accidents, and preventing bottlenecks at the Rest Stops
On 5/03/14 in
Redlands, CA, Civil twilight begins at 5:31am and Sunrise is at 5:57am
Rest Stop 1
in Beaumont opens officially at 7:45am. At this point, you will have
ridden 25 Miles and climbed 2,189 Feet of Climbing over the “flat” part of the
course.
In 2006,
Scott McAfee rode from the Start to Rest Stop 1 in 1:20 on the way to setting
the overall course record which stands at 4:37 from the Start to Rest Stop 4 at
Onyx Summit.
In 2009,
Chuck Bramwell, a mere mortal, rode from the Start to Rest Stop 1 in 1:47 about
as fast he could go with the help of his fellow riders on the Worker’s Ride.
5:45 - 6:00am All riders who require more than 8 Hours to complete
the 4 Passes. Please do not start in this timeframe if you can complete
the 4 Pass course in under 8 Hours.
6:00 - 6:30am All riders who are attempting the 2 or 3 Pass
Options and those riders who require 7 - 8 Hours to complete the 4
Passes. Please do not start in this timeframe if you can complete the
course in under 7 Hours. If in doubt, start between 6:15 and 6:30am.
6:30 - 7:00am Anyone capable of finishing all 4 Passes in 6 - 7 Hours should
start between 6:30 and 7:00am. If you leave earlier than
6:30am, you run the risk of arriving at Rest Stop #1 before it opens at 7:45
A.M. and you’ll have to wait until it opens. You
will also outrun our timekeepers and photographers so your accomplishment won’t
be documented. Please be encouraging to the slower riders as
you pass them because everyone tackling this ride deserves a pat on the back!!
7:00 – 7:15am Anyone capable of finishing all 4 Passes in under 6 Hours should
start between 7:00 and 7:15am. If you leave earlier than
7:00am, you run the risk of arriving at Rest Stop #4 before it opens at 11:30am
and you’ll have to wait until it opens. You
will also outrun our timekeepers and photographers so your accomplishment won’t
be documented. Please be encouraging to the slower riders as
you pass them because everyone tackling this ride deserves a pat on the back!!
7:15am
Anyone capable of finishing all 4
Passes in under 5 1/2 Hours should start at 7:15am.
REST STOP
OPEN AND CLOSE TIMES
Rest Stop #1
in
Rest Stop #2
at the Mill Creek Ranger Station at mile 43 will be open from 9:00 A.M. - 10:30
A.M. We will also have Porta-Potties for this location. Please
thank the Rangers at the Ranger Station for their support of this event.
We couldn’t do it without them. Rest Stop #2 is at the start of “Damnation
Alley”, a road that goes on forever right into Hell on a hot day. J
Rest Stop #3
at Angelus Oaks at mile 54 will be open from 10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Rest
Stop #3 is our Bacon stop and Rest Stop Captain Greg Knight reports that
they’re grilling up at least 3 Pounds of Bacon for those fastest riders into
his Rest Stop. We will have Porta-Potties for this location.
DO NOT LEAVE ANGELUS OAKS TOWARDS
REST STOP #4 AT ONYX
DO
NOT ride up to Onyx
Rest Stop #4
at Onyx Summit at mile 74 will be open from 11:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. We
will have Porta-Potties for this location. Be prepared to PARTY with us
at the top!! Every 4 Pass Finisher will be awarded a Finisher’s Award
commemorating their awesome day of cycling!! DO
NOT ride up to Onyx
TIMING
This
event will be timed. Each Rest Stop will have an
List of Riders showing the Helmet Sticker Number and the associated Rider Name
which will be in Alpha Order.
1.
Be sure to show the volunteers your Helmet Sticker Number when you
leave at the Start and when you arrive at each Rest Stop. For your
safety and fairness to everyone, you must check in at every Rest Stop including
Rest Stop #1. If you don’t check in at a Rest Stop, we will give you a 15
minute penalty. You
don’t need to check out of the Rest Stops because we only record the time you arrived
at each location. Thank the volunteers: this couldn't happen without
them!!
2.
The
clock stops when you arrive at the last Rest Stop that you go to. There
is no reason to race down the mountain!! In fact, the best thing you
could do is to easy spin and let your legs recover after all of the climbing
they have just done!!
3.
At the finish back at
The results
will be posted on our Web Site at www.BreathlessAgony.org showing the time from the Start to each Rest
Stop. There will be separate categories for Men versus Women versus
Tandems.
We tip our
hat to those of you who are attempting this Second Stage of the “King of the
Mountains Century Challenge” at http://planetultra.com/portfolio/king-of-the-mountains/
CUTOFF
TIMES : Also included on the Route Slips
To
complete the 3 or 4 Pass Options, you must begin the climb to Angelus Oaks from
the Mill Creek Ranger Station Rest Stop #2 by 10:30
A.M. The Angelus Oaks Rest Stop #3 will close at 1:00 P.M. and the Onyx Summit Rest Stop #4 will close
at 3:30 P.M.
LUNCH,
MASSAGE,
At
There
will also be Massage Therapists at Sylvan Park
who can greatly help you recover from this most difficult ride so put them to
work!! For the 4 Pass Finishers who bring their Finisher’s Award with
them from Onyx Summit, the beautiful Breathless Agony Jerseys will be available
for purchase at the Finish Line Party.
Speaking
of awesome Jerseys, check out the new 2014
http://www.cyclingpros.com/onyxjersey.htm
There
will also be a limited number of matching Breathless Agony Vests and Arm
Warmers available for purchase. This makes for a really great looking
kit.
In
the event that we run out of any Breathless Agony clothing this year, we will
special order if there is enough demand. Prepayment for special orders
will be required.
We
will also have a Breathless Agony T-Shirt as described and shown at
http://www.cyclingpros.com/onyxTShirt.htm
This
has breath-taking Blue, Yellow, Black and Gray logos on a White T-Shirt showing
the Grim Reaper chasing you on the Breathless Agony Course as well as "Now
- Go Elevate Yourself" on the Front. This high-quality short sleeve T-Shirt
was designed by Robert and Jill Kahler and is available for sale at the Finish
Line Party at
Newly
designed Breathless Agony Socks are only $8.00 a pair and will give you a 1.72
MPH increase in your Average Speed.
All
of these great Breathless Agony products are listed on the Order Page at
http://www.cyclingpros.com/onyxjerseyorder.htm
so you can order them later as well but
they’ll all be available for purchase at the Finish Line party back at
COURSE
As
highlighted on the Route Sheet, don't miss the left
turn to Jack Rabbit Trail which is .5 Miles after the Quail Ranch Golf
Course. There is a street sign for Jack Rabbit Trail at the
turn!!
Test
riders report for 2014 that Jack Rabbit trail has a few new danger spots that
may have been not there last year. The two spots, one on the right side
of the trail and one on the left side of the trail is where the road partially
washed out and slid down the embankment, In those two
spots the road is about half it's width. Probably the rain caused the
slippage. So watch your line on Jack Rabbit Trail and think of
Paris-Roubaix.
We
have met with The Mayor and Mrs. Mayor of Jack Rabbit who have been busy
preparing his main road for us. They are the only folks who live up
there!!
Several
SAG vehicles will be out roaming the course. Usually SAG vehicles will
have a floor pump and basic tools. However the SAG drivers will likely
not be expert mechanics - so please do your best to bring a properly tuned,
fully functional bicycle, as well as your own supplies, ability, and desire to
happily make any repairs needed along the way. If you ride exotic racing
wheels on the Breathless Agony, you will run the risk that they fail on these
tough roads and we can't fix 'em. We've had a number of riders DNF
because of wheel problems. We sincerely do not want you to be another
statistic.
The
The
climb up to Oak Glen is steeper than ever this year. The descent off Oak
Glen may also be steeper … WATCH YOUR DOWNHILL SPEED. It’s an extremely
fun – world class descent but the turns can be sharper than they look so keep your speed under control especially before going
into those turns!! More than one cyclist has lost it in those turns … and
we don’t want you to be one of them. We had a couple of bad crashes on
the first hairpin turn in 2009 due to excessive speed.
The
pavement is sweet on the Oak Glen climb after it was repaved in 2012.
At
the bottom of
This
course will not be closed to traffic and will not have police patrolling the
roads and intersections. The road surface conditions will be
"terrible to excellent" depending on weather conditions prior to the
ride.
We
do not offer First Aid services on this ride. If you have a medical
emergency, you should call 911 or we will call 911 for you.
Tips
from Alan Darnell of the Veloce Santiago Team: When riding rough
pavement, stay back in the saddle. Your front wheel will tend to glide
over the bumps and irregularities with more ease. Be careful. Watch
your line over the rough sections. Most of us riding Breathless Agony
have spent considerable time on the road. We know cycling has its
risks. We know that we need to ride within ourselves with the conditions
in mind. Excessive speed is usually the problem. By controlling your
speed, you will greatly reduce your risk. Even though it is not a race,
some ride for time. Even though the decent is fun, you don't gain any
time going to the bottom. The time stops at the top. Take it easy
going down.
WEATHER
Normally,
this ride can be cool or cold at the top of the climbs. Weather.com is
forecasting the Start at Redlands to be 61-95 degrees with 0% chance of rain
(YAHOO!!), Rest Stop #1 in Beaumont to be 58-88 degrees with 0% chance of rain,
Rest Stop #3 at Angelus Oaks to be 54-76 degrees with 0% chance of rain, and
Big Bear Lake near Onyx Summit at 8,443 Feet to be 47-74 degrees with a 0%
chance of rain. So it looks like a perfect day for a SERIOUS mountain
climb but it could get very hot in Damnation Alley at the start of Pass
3. Onyx Summit is 1,700 Feet higher than Big Bear Lake so that’s about 5
degrees cooler or possibly a high at Onyx Summit of 79 degrees. Don’t
forget the wind chill: the 2,000 Foot awesome descent from Onyx Summit can be
very cold. Last year, it was nice at Onyx Summit until some clouds rolled
in and the temperatures seem to drop 20 degrees so we put on our Windbreakers /
Vests / Arm Warmers and headed down. You need
to take at least a Windbreaker, Vest, Arm Warmers and/or Long Fingered Gloves
or more. If in doubt, take the clothes: You may be very glad to have them
later at the top of the Mountains you are about to descend!!
We don’t transport drop bags because we believe you should have the clothes
with you if it gets unexpectedly cold.
We
recommend you carry a U.S. Postal Service Express Mail Mailing Envelope which
folds up very compactly fitting in your seat pack and which will serve as a
great wind protector on your chest for the descents on this course. These
envelopes are made of Tyvek which is wind resistant. Thanks to the San
Diego Randonneurs for sharing this tip: these mailing envelopes work great so
pick some up at your Post Office.
In 2005,
everyone was very cold at the top. See http://www.cyclingpros.com/Onyx0504.htm
for the actual temperatures. One of the challenges of the Breathless
Agony course is the descent which may be very cold so you must come prepared.
FAMILY,
FRIENDS, AND PERSONAL SUPPORT VEHICLES
We
appreciate the many volunteers who help us with the Breathless Agony
Century. We don’t want additional friends and family to wait at the rest
stops because the roads are already congested enough with drivers and the
cyclists don’t want more cars on the road during the event. Following,
feeding, and constant attending to rider’s needs are not allowed on this ride
and we will DQ any rider with a personal support vehicle.
In
particular this year, there is no room for additional vehicles at Onyx Summit
at the top of the mountain. There will not be
room for any vehicles of family or friends at Onyx Summit.
IF YOU DON’T READ ANYTHING ELSE,
READ THIS TWICE:
Personal support vehicles are too
dangerous for motorists and too dangerous for riders with Personal Support
Vehicles.
Disqualifications are going to be
handed out and any of our volunteers are authorized to disqualify riders with
Personal Support Vehicles.
Don't risk disqualification because
you allowed a Personal Support Vehicle on the course.
This includes non-registered riders
used as pacers. If you bring one, you’ll be DQ’d without warning.
The
definition of personal SAG is any vehicle (motor or otherwise), anywhere on the
route, operated by someone other than Breathless Agony staff, that is providing
any type of aid, assistance, or motivation to any rider, or taking photographs,
or simply out cheering. Please understand that our permits don't allow
dozens of extra vehicles on the roads or at Rest Stops. Imagine the
traffic from all those cars! If you're bringing someone who wants to be
out on the course, please have them contact us and join our volunteer staff.
DO NOT CUT THE COURSE!!
RULES
Traffic regulations must be adhered to at all times: Safety is our
most important issue. Be sure to carry I.D. with you.
Ride single file in pacelines since there are many shoulders not
wide enough for double wide pacelines.
RUNNING
RE
The
You are not allowed to have someone else ride for you. Chuck tried to have Big Jens
Voigt ride for him one year but Robert caught onto that and Chuck was
DQ’d. J
You
are not allowed to load your bike on a vehicle and drive down from Onyx
Summit. This is further explained at http://www.cyclingpros.com/onyx.htm#q13
In
order to get full credit for the 4 Pass Option of this ride and to be able to
order the official recognition at the Finish of being able to purchase the
coveted Breathless Agony Jersey, you must:
1
-- Ride the entire route of 114 Miles with your helmet on the whole way
2
-- Check out with the Timekeeper at the Start, Rest Stops 1, 2, 3, and 4 as
well as the Finish at
3
-- Leave the Angelus Oaks Rest Stop before it closes at 1:00 P.M.
4
-- Arrive at the Onyx Summit Rest Stop before it closes at 3:30 P.M.
Before
2006, there was a growing tendency for riders to stop riding at Onyx Summit and
ride in a vehicle back to
You
need to ride your bike the full 114 Miles all the way up to Onyx Summit then
all the way down the mountain to the Start / Finish at
So
here's the logic:
--
This is a bike ride and the fewer vehicles we add to the roads, the better and
safer it will be for everyone
--
We don't want more vehicles than necessary on the roads ... polluting this
beautiful course more ... wasting expensive gas
--
We don't want Personal SAGS helping some riders unfairly ... we will have to
disqualify riders with Personal SAGS
--
The 40 Mile descent down the mountain is some of the most exciting and best
parts of the ride so take your time and enjoy the scenery
--
The clock stops at the top of the mountain so don't rush coming down ... be
safe ... use your brakes ... recover from this most difficult test of your mind
and body
--
Spin your legs out nice and easy and you'll feel a whole lot better when you
get back to the party at
--
There's a beautiful, newly paved, wide bike lane down Damnation Alley from the
--
There are beautiful green hills down near the Ranger Station that you didn't
see on the climb up ... and which you wouldn't even notice in a car
The
Breathless Agony Century is a 114 Mile ride and we want you to get your money's
worth!!
NUTRITION
AND JET PACKS
We
will have GU’s available at the Rest Stops.
We
will have “Elevation Fuel” available at the Rest Stops to mix into your Water
Bottles. This is a new product from a small startup company that we have
tested extensively in our cycling and we believe it will take your endurance to
the next level. There are 3 flavors:
We
will also have Gatorade powder in Lemon Lime, Orange, and Glacier Freeze flavors
to mix into your Water Bottles.
We
also will have a ton of really good fresh food with great variety and excellent
nutrition. Well, maybe the Mountain Dews and Bacon at Rest Stop 3 aren’t
so great nutrition but you gotta have some fun on rides as hard as this
one!! J
Don’t
forget to ask for a “Damnation Dog” at Rest Stop 2. These are like pure
Rocket Fuel for “Damnation Alley”.
And
it’s all about the Bacon at Rest Stop #3!!
Breathless
Agony Jet Packs are still in development as suggested in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H762vyv2eME
and updated in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soKkYRi94uI
Alan Ptak,
Vice President of Product Development of JetPack Labs reports:
“** For immediate
distribution **
Elite
cyclists and event organizers everywhere have been asking continually for news
of our next product release. Well,
there's been a great deal of progress in the labs at Jet Pack Inc. Our brightest minds have been laboring diligently
to bring you, our most valued customers, the very
latest of technological innovations to help you perform at your absolute best.
JetPack
version 2.0 revolutionized the marketplace with its aerodynamic design,
extensive use of advanced composite materials and rigorous testing.
On the eve of
the 18th annual Breathless Agony, JetPack Labs is delighted to announce today
the release of JetPack version 2.6.
By taking a
holistic approach across the entire design, manufacturing and testing process,
JetPack 2.6 is lighter, more efficient and more powerful than anything
previously believed possible.
JetPack 2.6
will shave valuable minutes off your 2014 Breathless Agony time.
Faster
everywhere, it's efficiency in action.
In the hills.
On the flats.
(Which there aren’t many of).
Get free
speed.
Real world
speed.
JetPack 2.6
Grimm doesn't
stand a chance.”
In the
meantime, to ride like you have a Jet Pack strapped to your back, we highly
recommend that you sign up for Robert’s Torture Clinics at http://www.cyclingpros.com/Torture.htm
We
are sponsored again this year by Bristol Farms which is an outstanding Food
Market in
We
are also sponsored by Smart & Final which is the smaller faster warehouse
store where businesses and households find great savings on quality food and
supplies. They have everything you need for cooking, entertaining and
cleaning-up afterwards Check out their web site
at
http://www.smartandfinal.com/Homepage.aspx
Our charity
is Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, Inc. which is a volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, initiated by members of Trout
Unlimited and the Federation of Fly Fishers, that serves military personnel who
have come home wounded or injured to aid their physical and emotional recovery
by introducing or rebuilding the skills of fly fishing, casting, fly tying, and
rod building and by using and enjoying these skills on fishing outings and as
lifelong recreation. For those suffering with PTSD, traumatic brain injuries
and many other types of disabilities, fly fishing is a powerful
stress-reliever. Many of our participants have told us that PHWFF
may have saved their lives, pulling them out of a deep, dark depression
following a terrible battlefield injury. While initially focusing on
military personnel in the
OLDEST AND
YOUNGEST
A special
shout out to these riders who are tackling the Breathless Agony with over 65
years under their belt:
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FARNSWORTH |
REX |
73 |
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GENDA |
NEAL |
72 |
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ANDERSON |
WILLIAM |
71 |
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GERVAIS |
DICK |
71 |
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ROPELE |
DONALD |
70 |
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WATSON |
WENDY |
70 |
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HARDY |
ROGER |
69 |
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STEVENSON |
JEFF |
68 |
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JAMES |
JIM |
67 |
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KNOWLES |
BRIAN |
66 |
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LOCKEN |
LARRY |
66 |
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LUM |
SILAS |
66 |
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MAURIN |
PAUL |
66 |
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And
we tip our helmets to these young folks who are tackling the 2014 Breathless
Agony:
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SERNA |
ANDREW |
20 |
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CHARLES |
PATRICK |
23 |
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HUI |
VINCENT |
23 |
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BURDEN |
DENNIS |
24 |
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WOLF |
AARON |
25 |
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JEFFORDS |
CASE |
26 |
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KEENEY |
JUSTIN |
26 |
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ROCHA |
ALEXANDER |
26 |
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WILSON |
JAMIE |
26 |
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WU |
FRANKLIN |
26 |
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COLSHAN |
ERIN |
27 |
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PETERSON |
AARON |
27 |
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YOUNG |
GARTH |
27 |
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BRANSON |
CHRIS |
28 |
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TENG |
CASEY |
28 |
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YOUNG |
OMAR |
28 |
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PETTIT |
SHAWN |
29 |
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ROBERTSON |
BRANIGAN |
29 |
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ROTHACKER |
RYAN |
29 |
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SMITH |
AJ |
29 |
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WICK |
JOHN |
29 |
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WILSON |
STEPHEN |
29 |
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TIPS
This
is a very difficult but beautiful ride. It will take your breath away!!
Remember to put on your Sunscreen. Pace yourself: Start out slowly, take your time, stop
at the food stops, drink and eat enough along the way. We have received
over 7,000 Pounds of Food and Water on 4 HUGE Pallets and there is still more
to arrive!! Have fun on those downhills but be sure to ride safe!! Conservative pacing, cheerful optimism, and
appreciative awareness can be important ingredients in this ride. Most of all work hard, enjoy yourself, and ride safely!!
We are
continued to be amazed how difficult but beautiful the Breathless Agony course
is. It’s more difficult than any stage of the
Tour de France that we’ve been able to see. You can see how
the pros climbed Oak Glen in the 2007 Redlands Bike Classic Results at
Velonews.com where they wrote:
"Climbing
1690 feet in about 8km at an average grade of 6.7 percent, Oak Glen is a hard
climb for March." Of course, on the Breathless Agony, the Oak Glen
Climb is only Pass 2 … it just a warm up for the longer, endless climbs to
follow. The Breathless Agony is truly agonizing with most of it's
climbing in the 30 miles from the Mill Creek Ranger Station to the top of Onyx
Summit ... a "brute of a climb that just goes up and up." From
the start in
Thanks
for coming out for this most amazing cycling challenge. We're looking for
your suggestions!! We hope to see you next year!!
Robert
(Bossman) Kahler at www.CyclingPros.com
Jill
(Mr. Jill) Kahler at www.MrJills.com
Chuck
(Bramster) Bramwell at www.CalTripleCrown.com
