From my @MTBikeGeezer Instagram feed:
May 20:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFp30mZrdeI/
From my @MTBikeGeezer Instagram feed:
May 20:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFp30mZrdeI/
Three posts from my @MTBikeGeezer Instagram feed this past week:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BC9YnA9Ldfn/
I started drooling over The Watchman fat bike back in October when it somehow weaseled its way into a photo of me with Advocate Cycles founder Tim Krueger (@tkmtb).
I brought one home yesterday (RockShox Bluto suspension fork coming soon) and rode it to work this morning. Behind me is my corner window office at Tandem Bagels in downtown Northfield. (Photo by manager Marty Larson (@martini_ss), proud owner of an Advocate Cycles Hayduke and fellow CROCT board member.)
Last weekend I took photos of the Sawtooth Mountain Challenge, an annual mountain bike race in Grand Marais, Minnesota, hosted by the Superior Cycling Association (SCA).
I’m starting work on a bike advocacy project for Advocate Cycles, one of the race sponsors. (More on that soon.) So I thought it would be fun to capture the event while spending time with founder Tim Krueger and some of the SCA guys I’ve met in the recent past, (eg, Tim Kennedy, Adam Harju):
With sunny skies, temps in the mid-30s, and a gusty north wind, race director Jay Arrowsmith DeCoux sent the riders out at 10 am on the SCA’s Pincushion Mountain Trail System in one big group: Experts first (22 miles), followed by the Sport class (15 miles) and Citizens (4 miles):
I finally got together with Advocate Cycles founder Tim Krueger last week at the company’s headquarters in south Minneapolis (photo by Advocate’s general manager Adam Blake).
I first heard about Tim last year in a MORC Board meeting when there was a discussion about him taking over the MN Rusty Ride, given his history running the Chequamegon 100 for several years with 100% of the registration fees donated to CAMBA. At a subsequent board meeting, I think there was some mention about him starting a new company called Advocate Cycling Productions and adding more races but that was about it.