I'm a big fan of Greg LeMond, ever since I was a kid watching those great battles in the mountains and streets of France in the 1980's. I was lucky enough to see him and Lauren Fignon in the Tour DuPont back in the day also. I hope Greg figures a way to continue making bicycles after Trek has left. I like his bikes, but wish he'd thicken up the font in his logo.
I hear Trek wants to concentrate on Klein bikes now. Good Luck, but I'm starting to get the feeling there won't be a Trek in my future with all that's going on over there.
Tonight's Training: Intervals. I did 6 gut wrenching 1 minute all out jumps with 4 minute tempo/rest between. The last two were tough. 30 minutes warm-up on the track, 35 minutes on the bike with intervals. 20 minutes rowing. 30 minutes on the elliptical. Tomorrow I want to do 50+ miles of easy riding. We'll see how it goes.
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I used to think Trek was the only bike I'd ever ride or own. Now, I don't even own one and have no desire to do so. I don't like the stigma that goes along with a trek. They are good bikes and all but they've almost turned into the super high end Schwinn or Huffy in my eyes.
Agreed kmax. I used to be a trek fan, now, I'm not so sure.
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