Monday, October 31, 2011
Pour un Maillot Jaune/For a Yellow Jersey
Pour Un Maillot Jaune is a documentary described as a cinematic tribute about the 1965 Tour de France. It was made by the French film director, Claude Lelouch. Lelouch is best known as the director of Un Homme et Une Femme (A Man and a Woman in English) in 1966.
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Tour de France,
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Tomorrow we'll ride
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
2012 London Olympics Men's Road Race Qualification

Following the conclusion of the Giro di Lombardia, which took place on the 15th October, the UCI issued its final UCI WorldTour Ranking list for the 2011 season. The top 10 nations, all of which will be allowed the maximum of five riders in the 2012 London Olympics men's road race, were:
1 SPAIN ESP 1,427
2 BELGIUM BEL 1,184
3 ITALY ITA 1,172
4 AUSTRALIA AUS 1,082
5 GREAT BRITAIN GBR 947
6 GERMANY GER 798
7 NETHERLANDS NED 693
8 UNITED STATES USA 551
9 LUXEMBOURG LUX 536
10SWITZERLAND SUI 470
For the women's Olympic road race the UCI's ranking will be made on June 1, 2012. The top five countries will be able to send four riders; from 6th to 13th ranked, three riders; and, from 14th to 28th ranked, two riders.
Rankings by individual, nation, and team can be found here.
(Uploaded from Italian Cycling Journal)
Monday, October 24, 2011
Recovery....
Bauge is nearly knocked to the ground when Sireau knocks him and crashes to the deck hitting Bauge's rear wheel. Bauge manages to recover and pedal past the finish, and went on to capture the gold, beating out Awang of Malaysia in a tight race.
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Sunday, October 23, 2011
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Happy Birthday MM

Happy Birthday Mark "Killer" Miller!
May you be blessed above and beyond your wildest dreams!!
Thank you for all you do for the triathletes, runners and cyclists,
many of us excel in our endeavors,
by virtue of your skills and passion for bikes and athletes alike.
May you be blessed above and beyond your wildest dreams!!
Thank you for all you do for the triathletes, runners and cyclists,
many of us excel in our endeavors,
by virtue of your skills and passion for bikes and athletes alike.
Louisiana and specifically Lafayette is lucky to have you and Precision Bikes!
Wishing you a wonderful day!
Hoping to have you around in good health and spirits for many years!!
Hoping to have you around in good health and spirits for many years!!
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Happy Birthday,
Mark Miller
Friday, October 21, 2011
Tomorrow we'll ride
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Austin 70.3 this Weekend
Campagnolo Electronic Shifting is Coming on November 7
This just in from the web--Campagnolo's long-delayed electronic shifting system will be officially released in a press event on November 7.
Pro teams will get the gruppos two weeks later ...
Still no word on when the public can get their hands on it, but it's likely to be in spring 2012.
Pro teams will get the gruppos two weeks later ...
Still no word on when the public can get their hands on it, but it's likely to be in spring 2012.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Amazing stunt riding...on a carbon road bike
It's not every day that you see a carbon road bike being used as a stunt machine -- hopping over boulders at the beach and styling it up at the skate park.
British trials legend Martyn Ashton does just that and more in his latest video, The BikeRadar Roadie.
The clip sees Mountain Biking Hall of Fame member Ashton hit the tarmac on his carbon Raleigh Avanti Team on his way to the UK's premier bike festival, BikeRadar Live -- which took place on 10-11 July.
British trials legend Martyn Ashton does just that and more in his latest video, The BikeRadar Roadie.
The clip sees Mountain Biking Hall of Fame member Ashton hit the tarmac on his carbon Raleigh Avanti Team on his way to the UK's premier bike festival, BikeRadar Live -- which took place on 10-11 July.
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
Tomorrow we'll ride
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Reality Sucks For GM’s “Stop Pedaling…Start Driving” Campaign
After running this ad in student newspapers across the US, GM is getting an earful.
Here are some of the best commentary we’ve read about it here and here.
And here’s GM’s wussy “Oh, sorry, we didn’t really put any thought into it” comments on twitter.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Kyle Blakewood Anson
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Wrap up from Kona
Finally talked to most of the guys and they will be home later this week. All are feeling well and glad to have Kona under their belts. Charles did have a rough day ending up in T2 until he could hold food down, he also was happy to finish his second Kona Ironman. Thanks Keith for the pictures. Chrissie Wellington, women's winner, John Fell crossing the finish line and John coming into T2. Way to go guys!
World Championship Finishers


I was not able to talk with everyone yesterday but I do know that John Fell had three flats in T1, he lost a half hour for sure. Everyone we were tracking finished. Congrats to all four, you guys are living the dream. Safe travels back home.
Sean Schnur 9:11
John Fell 10:58
Jimmy Bienvenu 13:50
Charles Stewart 16:17
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Big Day in Kona
Friday, October 7, 2011
LSU Fan Ryder Bunce
Tomorrow we'll ride
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Party Time or Race Time




Looks like all of the group in Kona are having a great time, photos with our friend Macca, Lindsey Corbin and John Cobb. Make sure and check on line Saturday for the start of The World Championship. You can view the race at www.ironmanlive.com. The guys to follow will be Jimmy Bienvenu, John Fell, Charles Stewart and Sean SS Schnur. We wish them the best of luck, leave it all on the island!
Whiskey Drome: Joshua Thwaites and Joey Castor
Whiskeydrunk Cycles and it’s band of merrymakin’ men, replicated a board track from photos of one used in a traveling stunt show of the 1900′s. Seen above in the MakerFaire video, the Whiskey Drome is making the rounds of craft shows and bike events. Click here for more information, and here for another video and pictures.
via YouTube
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Cyclysm
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
My favorite kind of story! Steve Howard's Redman
Here is a note from one of our friends and customers, Steve Howard, about his Redman experience. Redman is a full length triathlon (2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, and 26.2 mile run) held in Oklahoma. Steve is one of our local athletes, from just down the road in Broussard.
Mark and Edie,
Here are a couple pictures taken at the Redman - in case you would like to post on you sites as a follow-up. The clock in the photograph shows finish time as 15 hrs 33 min and 51 seconds.
Thanks for all you help - The Brooks running shoes that I purchased from "Geaux Run" worked out really well. My time for 26.2 miles on hoof was 7 hrs and 3 min. Not bad for 6 weeks run training after purchase of shoes (ran 5 miles twice a week - 1 hour run sessions). I think that says a lot for yours and Edie's excellent fit you did in the Brooks running shoes.
For the Redman I finished 30 minutes under my personal goal of 16 hours and I finished the triathlon injury free.
Edie and Mark, Thanks for all you help!
Official Redman stats are attached.
Best regards - Steve Howard
I love success stories like these. This is why we opened the store. I think it was Steve's effort and determination that got him to the finish line more than anything else, but I sure am honored to be even a small part of his day!
Thanks to Steve for sharing his story with us!
Amazing!!
Edie/Mark
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IronMan,
Redman,
Steve Howard
Monday, October 3, 2011
Saturday, October 1, 2011
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