The 2006 Opus track bike, which I am currently riding... yeah for me!

So Learn To Ride (LTR) #3 was fun. We all worked on some more basic skils... like standing starts. This was then the perfect venu for Adam and Skylar to race it out. The race was a pursuit. Each racer started on opposite sides of the track (the track is 200m in total, giving 100m inbetween). The race goes for either 15 laps or until one rider catches the other, which ever happens first. I attached a little video camera to Skylar(aka master o dustruction) bike prior to the start, from which I did a quick edit job last night to put together this little video. Click the "Play" link to watch it. Make sure to listen carefully, because there are some funny conversations.

So, the LTR #2 was mucho fun again. No photos this time... hrrmm. I had brought my little video camera to take some footage, but I never got around to actually doing it. Some days I am totally lazy. But in all honesty I don't know how interesting it would have been because we were doing pace lines so it would have been mucho ass filling the screen.

Anyway, again the city fixed crew were smoking up the scene. Everyone quickly got the hang of riding close in pace lines (wait till you are bumping elbows in a sprint... hold your line!) with a couple minor crashes. I think the most interesting was meikati who had a decently thunderous crash but jumped up and without missing a beat said:

Burnaby Velodrome: The burnaby velodrome... ain't it purdy?

So you want to play at the Burnaby Velodrome? Well good on you! If you have no idea what the Veledrome is then check out their webpage:

http://www.burnabyvelodrome.ca/

Right now back to why you are here. The coles notes of the situation is that you must first pass three learn to ride clinics to be allowed to ride at the track, followed by a learn to race clinic to be allowed to race. Also, at all times yo

found this elsewhere... some many questions burst forth in my mind...

So much awesomeness