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Faster than a speeding mullet! More powerful than a Yugo! Able to hop tall barriers in a single bound! (“Look! Up in the sky!” “It’s a bird!” “It’s a plane!” “It’s The Two Johns!”)… Yes, it’s the Two Johns … strange visitors from another planet, who came to Earth with podcasting powers and audio editing [...]

Those that haven’t should check out the INOU Atlas website….make sure to click the English tab at the top. It has some sweet rides and photos from all around the globe. INOU Atlas It’s nice being able to relive certain rides. Like seeing the photos of the pack dropping me or the random HOT ROD [...]

Pescadero, California – The special Silicon Valley Cycling Foundation Gala featuring the voices of the Tour de France and the Tour of California– Phil Liggett, Paul Sherwen and Bob “Bobke” Roll – is just one day away! Join us following the finish of Stage 4 in San Jose at the Testarossa Winery in Los Gatos [...]

click here: VO2 boosting it Now I am not a big proponent of supplements that state to increase this or that or speed this or that, but I do feel like this has kicked up my game without any fears of WADA or USADA knocking at my door telling me I have to sit the bench. [...]

INOU Atlas This is the link to the amazing little computer called INOU Atlas by Cateye. This here little box is how I grabbed some sweet video of Dana Point Gran Prix and various other events or training. It is pretty sweet I must say. Get it….black box? Recorder….get it….black box.  Geez I’m cleaver or [...]

Jelly Belly p/b Kenda will bring a strong mix of climbers and all-around performers to the 2011 Amgen Tour of California. Team director Danny Van Haute announced his lineup of Australians Will Dickeson and Alastair Loutit, plus Americans Alex Hagman, Ken Hanson, Sergio Hernandez, Jeremy Powers and Bernard van Ulden. Nic Hamilton, a first-year pro [...]

Predictions proved accurate. Execution was near flawless. Stage three of Joe Martin unfolded according to plan. Until the final 200 meters, Team TIBCO was elated with the day’s effort. “We raced exactly as we had discussed,” said Sports Director Lisa Hunt. “We predicated Colavita would be aggressive, and they were. We were in moves. We [...]

After Megan Guarnier took third on the opening time trial at Joe Martin, Team TIBCO had one goal for day two. They were on the hunt for the stage win and the accompanying 10-second time bonus. “In the team meeting, we agreed that we needed to be conservative during the first half of the race,” [...]

Nothing like an 8 day stage race immediately followed by 48 hours of airports, airplanes, and airport hotels, and a lost bag. At least the two bikes I was traveling with showed up on time, as they should, when they cost hundreds of dollars in excess baggage to fly. En route, I missed my transatlantic [...]

Megan Guarnier climbed to third on the opening day of the Joe Martin Stage Race. The four-day stage race once again began with a 2.5 mile uphill time trial. It was a sunny, cool day with a slight tailwind on the course. A string of bad luck has plagued Team TIBCO during the early part [...]