Steve Wayman and I have enjoyed two nice rides to start the year off. He is starting to log his rides/miles so I am reposting information about a free online bike journal. Good luck with your winter training.
(from Jan. 08 blog entry)
If you are interested in logging your miles, bikejournal.com is a free option on the web. You can track different bikes and kinds of rides while customizing the journal to set up columns of interest to you (ride time, routes, speed, HR, etc.).
I have also set up Ciclistas del Rio as a club on the site so you can attach yourself to the club and see how many miles our club members are racking up. The password to join our club is "ciclistas". If you have questions or need some help, send me an email.
Doug
2013 Amy Dombroski Memorial Dolores Cross
Friday, January 2, 2009
Monday, December 22, 2008
Clothing Order/Redesign
During a ride with Michael H. a few weeks ago, he brought me up to date on the clothing changes. Because Sol is pulling back from their commitment, I decided to throw a Ciclistas del Rio logo together as an option to replace Sol in the major spots of the jersey and his logo can move to a smaller spot.Club member feedback on the logo would be appreciated.
As far as the next jersey order, I would be happy to coordinate it but need the following help.
- We need to come up with a way of paying because I don't want to put money on my credit card for this.
- I need the images for the Hollywood and the Food Market -- I don't have contact with either of those businesses.
- Having orders in to me ASAP (I have three items on my list so we only need seven more for an order)
Doug
Monday, December 1, 2008
2009 - and Beyond!
Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving. I was down in Albuquerque visiting with the in-laws, and managed to get away for a good 67-mile ride with the NM Velo Sport club on Saturday. These guys are actually ramping up the off-season training already, and the pace was certainly faster than I’ve been riding recently. A really nice 12-person rotating paceline made short work of those miles.
Club Meeting
We had a good club meeting last week, lubricated with a little PBR. Highlights:
· Fiscal report for the year-to-date was presented (see attached). Also, the financial outcome of the Cyclocross race in October. From a cash perspective, we lost money, but this was by choice as we wanted some good cash prizes. In the end it was money extremely well spent as we had 84 riders over two days, and a lot of great publicity for the club, both in the press and by word of mouth. I’m still hearing about the races from folks over in Durango, so kudos to Lance for being chief instigator and the driving force behind ‘Cross in Dolores. Also to Doug, Steve, Jeff and our two Scotts for all the work they did on behalf of the club. Not to mention our local sponsors: Dolores Grocery, Dolores River Brewery, Karen Libsch and Cortez Primary Care for being our onsite doctor, and Michael Engleman of the US Women’s Cycling Development Program for providing the Queen Prize of the event, a women’s Giant frame.
· The role of Sol Cycles: Scott is going to pull back a little from ‘title sponsor,’ as this hasn’t produced the business results he was hoping for. Most club members just bought nutrition products, so Sol will continue with those discounts (more below on membership benefits).
· 2009 Sponsors: We will confirm with our current jersey sponsors their continuing support for 2009 (Osprey Packs, DRB, Cortez Primary Care and USWCDP). Taz Vass at Dolores Grocery has indicated he would like to provide support, as has the Hollywood bar. Scott P and I will follow up with them.
· 2009 Jersey: With little time to re-design the jersey before we want to place a clothing order for spring, we decided to leave the basic layout the same (same placement of Sol Cycles and Ciclistas del Rio logos) and simply add in logos for the two new sponsors (Grocery and Hollywood, assuming we get them on board). Currently, there are 3 sponsors that have 2 logo placements each – Osprey, DRB and Cortez Primary Care. So it will be easy to substitute 2 new logos. We’ll see which sponsor ponies up the greatest contribution to see who remains with 2 placements.
· 2009 publicity: We discussed effective ways to spread the word about the club and the Sunday rides. Most would be put into place next spring as the weather warms up and people start thinking about getting on their bikes again:
o Continuing with the KSJD community calendar and adding the KSUT community calendar
o Placements in the Cortez Journal, Dolores Star, Rico Bugle and the Mancos paper (what is the name of that rag?)
o Getting same papers to run articles about the club
o Placing flyers at local businesses
o Aggressive word-of-mouth campaign.
· Some other ideas:
o Host a Dolores River Days Fun Ride
o Choose an event or two that we ride together as a club. The Iron Horse tour is an obvious one, and there was a lot of enthusiasm for the Telluride-Moab tour.
o Develop a women’s / rec ride. This will take some serious outreach to bring out the rec riders when the weather is good. It can only help foster more bike riding in the Dolores valley!
2009 Membership
We decided to collapse last year’s dual-membership levels into a single membership, mainly because Sol Cycles’ reduced participation provided little incentive for the $60 level. Membership will be for the calendar year 2009, regardless of when it is paid. We may decide to provide a reduced cost in the second half of the year (say, $10 if joining in August or after), which we’ll revisit in our summer meeting. Membership will be $25 and will provide:
· Club jerseys at Sol Cycles @ cost+10%
· Participation in clothing orders for custom Ciclistas gear @ cost+10% (Jan order for spring, June order for late summer)
· 20% off all bars, gels and nutrition products at Sol Cycles
· Insurance through USAC for group rides (I will investigate to find out exactly what USAC provides)
· Partial cost of entry fee for a club tour (tour and amount to be determined).
I will be sending a membership form out to this list later this week. They will also be available at Sol Cycles. You can hand-deliver them to Scott at Sol, mail them to Sol, or mail them to Ciclistas, along with your check (addresses will be on the form). Memberships paid for with this form will be good through the end of 2009.
If you have any questions about the club, any comments on the above, or any suggestions, I would love to hear from you. 2008, as our first full year as an organized club, must be considered a huge success. Though small in numbers, we had consistent turnout for the Sunday rides all through the year, and with this weather, we’re still out on the road. We had good results in races from Grand Junction to Silver City and all points between, on the road and on the dirt. The highlight was certainly the USAC sanctioned ‘cross race, drawing racers from all over the Four Corners and receiving accolades regarding the course, the organization, and the prizes. And above all, we had fun riding bikes!
(just checked the weather, and Sunday looks clear – so 11am at the park!!)
Michael
Club Meeting
We had a good club meeting last week, lubricated with a little PBR. Highlights:
· Fiscal report for the year-to-date was presented (see attached). Also, the financial outcome of the Cyclocross race in October. From a cash perspective, we lost money, but this was by choice as we wanted some good cash prizes. In the end it was money extremely well spent as we had 84 riders over two days, and a lot of great publicity for the club, both in the press and by word of mouth. I’m still hearing about the races from folks over in Durango, so kudos to Lance for being chief instigator and the driving force behind ‘Cross in Dolores. Also to Doug, Steve, Jeff and our two Scotts for all the work they did on behalf of the club. Not to mention our local sponsors: Dolores Grocery, Dolores River Brewery, Karen Libsch and Cortez Primary Care for being our onsite doctor, and Michael Engleman of the US Women’s Cycling Development Program for providing the Queen Prize of the event, a women’s Giant frame.
· The role of Sol Cycles: Scott is going to pull back a little from ‘title sponsor,’ as this hasn’t produced the business results he was hoping for. Most club members just bought nutrition products, so Sol will continue with those discounts (more below on membership benefits).
· 2009 Sponsors: We will confirm with our current jersey sponsors their continuing support for 2009 (Osprey Packs, DRB, Cortez Primary Care and USWCDP). Taz Vass at Dolores Grocery has indicated he would like to provide support, as has the Hollywood bar. Scott P and I will follow up with them.
· 2009 Jersey: With little time to re-design the jersey before we want to place a clothing order for spring, we decided to leave the basic layout the same (same placement of Sol Cycles and Ciclistas del Rio logos) and simply add in logos for the two new sponsors (Grocery and Hollywood, assuming we get them on board). Currently, there are 3 sponsors that have 2 logo placements each – Osprey, DRB and Cortez Primary Care. So it will be easy to substitute 2 new logos. We’ll see which sponsor ponies up the greatest contribution to see who remains with 2 placements.
· 2009 publicity: We discussed effective ways to spread the word about the club and the Sunday rides. Most would be put into place next spring as the weather warms up and people start thinking about getting on their bikes again:
o Continuing with the KSJD community calendar and adding the KSUT community calendar
o Placements in the Cortez Journal, Dolores Star, Rico Bugle and the Mancos paper (what is the name of that rag?)
o Getting same papers to run articles about the club
o Placing flyers at local businesses
o Aggressive word-of-mouth campaign.
· Some other ideas:
o Host a Dolores River Days Fun Ride
o Choose an event or two that we ride together as a club. The Iron Horse tour is an obvious one, and there was a lot of enthusiasm for the Telluride-Moab tour.
o Develop a women’s / rec ride. This will take some serious outreach to bring out the rec riders when the weather is good. It can only help foster more bike riding in the Dolores valley!
2009 Membership
We decided to collapse last year’s dual-membership levels into a single membership, mainly because Sol Cycles’ reduced participation provided little incentive for the $60 level. Membership will be for the calendar year 2009, regardless of when it is paid. We may decide to provide a reduced cost in the second half of the year (say, $10 if joining in August or after), which we’ll revisit in our summer meeting. Membership will be $25 and will provide:
· Club jerseys at Sol Cycles @ cost+10%
· Participation in clothing orders for custom Ciclistas gear @ cost+10% (Jan order for spring, June order for late summer)
· 20% off all bars, gels and nutrition products at Sol Cycles
· Insurance through USAC for group rides (I will investigate to find out exactly what USAC provides)
· Partial cost of entry fee for a club tour (tour and amount to be determined).
I will be sending a membership form out to this list later this week. They will also be available at Sol Cycles. You can hand-deliver them to Scott at Sol, mail them to Sol, or mail them to Ciclistas, along with your check (addresses will be on the form). Memberships paid for with this form will be good through the end of 2009.
If you have any questions about the club, any comments on the above, or any suggestions, I would love to hear from you. 2008, as our first full year as an organized club, must be considered a huge success. Though small in numbers, we had consistent turnout for the Sunday rides all through the year, and with this weather, we’re still out on the road. We had good results in races from Grand Junction to Silver City and all points between, on the road and on the dirt. The highlight was certainly the USAC sanctioned ‘cross race, drawing racers from all over the Four Corners and receiving accolades regarding the course, the organization, and the prizes. And above all, we had fun riding bikes!
(just checked the weather, and Sunday looks clear – so 11am at the park!!)
Michael
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Club Meeting Thursday - RSVP
Hola Ciclistas,
A beautiful ride to Mesa Verde was enjoyed by Steve, Lance and I on Sunday. Big thanks to the Ranger on duty who let us all in on Lance's annual pass. A bluebird fall cycling day! Sunday at 11am, as long as the weather holds!
Don’t forget the Club meeting this Thursday, 6pm at Sol Cycles. Please RSVP to Lance (webster@centurytel.net) so that he’ll know how much grub and beverages to get. Hope to see you there!
Michael
A beautiful ride to Mesa Verde was enjoyed by Steve, Lance and I on Sunday. Big thanks to the Ranger on duty who let us all in on Lance's annual pass. A bluebird fall cycling day! Sunday at 11am, as long as the weather holds!
Don’t forget the Club meeting this Thursday, 6pm at Sol Cycles. Please RSVP to Lance (webster@centurytel.net) so that he’ll know how much grub and beverages to get. Hope to see you there!
Michael
Monday, November 10, 2008
Club Meeting
Well, it was just George and me for what turned out to be a very nice fall ride up the West Fork and back – dry, cool, not too windy. We’ll continue Sundays at 11am for as long as we can!
A reminder that our club meeting is next Thursday, Nov 20, at 6pm at Sol Cycles in Dolores. We’ll review 2008, and discuss 2009 including officers, possible events, first clothing order, and renewing memberships. But mainly we’ll get together to have some food and drink and talk cycling – so please drop in even if you can’t make it right at 6.
See you there!
A reminder that our club meeting is next Thursday, Nov 20, at 6pm at Sol Cycles in Dolores. We’ll review 2008, and discuss 2009 including officers, possible events, first clothing order, and renewing memberships. But mainly we’ll get together to have some food and drink and talk cycling – so please drop in even if you can’t make it right at 6.
See you there!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Travis Brown's Belt Drive Cross Bike
Interesting article in VeloNews on Travis Brown's belt drive single speed he used at the Dolores cross races:
http://www.velonews.com/article/84860/tech-report-trek-and-travis-brown-take-belt-drive-up-a-notch
http://www.velonews.com/article/84860/tech-report-trek-and-travis-brown-take-belt-drive-up-a-notch
Thursday, October 30, 2008
300k Brevet
So I tried my hand at my first endurance event last Saturday - a 300k ride into the Black Mountains of the Gila down in New Mexico. This is part of the NM Brevet series, licensed by RUSA (Randonneurs USA), the governing body for randonee events over 200k.
Starting in Truth or Consequences at 6am, this was my first event requiring full lights and reflective gear. We rode our way NW to Winston with checkpoints in Monticello and Chloride, continued up over the Continental Divide and out to the end of the pavement at Beaverhead, 110 miles. Then retrace back to T or C (without the detour to Monticello) for a total of 195 miles and 10,500' of vertical.
I finished with the 3rd fastest time, 14hr:49min, at 8:49pm. I spent 1:45 off the bike, which is way too much time without the wheels turning. I also left my 2nd light in my drop bag out at Beaverhead, expecting to get it back before dark - but I beat the sag wagon back to Winston, so I couldn't ride as fast as I wanted down into T or C with only my small light, there were some steep descents.
But I learned a lot about nutrition, and how important protein is on rides over 3hrs. I used a 40/30/30 mix in my bottle, and supplemented with extra carbs in the form of gels and bars. My legs felt better after 300k than they ever did after a century when I only had carbs for fuel. Scott - I'll be ordering some Hammer Perpetuem!
Now if I can only do something about the cramping in my shoulders and back, I might actually be pretty good at this endurance stuff.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Dolores Cyclocross Race Overall Results
Dolores Cyclocross Race
Dolores, Colo. USA
Overall Results – October 18-19: FLC Squawker Cup #1 & #2
Women
1 Carmen McNellis (Aaron’s)
2 Stephanie Swan
3 Martha Iverson (Durango Wheel Club)
4 Kristin Danielson (Velo Bella)
6 Anne Cheeney
7 Tina Dominic
8 Shantelle Pierce
9 Mary Monroe (Tokyo Joe’s)
Men A
1 Travis Brown (Trek)
2 Joey Thompson (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
3 Grant Berry (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
4 John Stephens (Fort Lewis College)
5 Greg Lewis (Directory Plus/Trek)
6 Alister Ratcliff (Fior di Fontta)
7 Whit Johnson
8 Kenny When (SRAM)
9 Michael Carroll (Durango Wheel Club)
10 Ryan Barthel
11 Jesse Delaney
12 Brendan Schafer
13 Chad Cheeney
14 Gregory Carpenter
15 Robin Guillaume
Men B
1 Jonathon Delacey (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Tom Miller (Ciclistas del Rio)
3 Steve Lamont (DCCX)
4 Jason Curnow (Tamarack)
5 Jeff Fox (Ciclistas del Rio)
6 Eric Malone (Durango Wheel Club)
7 Alex Dossin (Cycle Loft)
8 Jess Arie
9 Matthew Phillips (Bicycling Magazine)
10 James Temte
11 John McManus (Durango Wheel Club)
11 Eric Burris (Durango Wheel Club)
12 Brian Bluemle (BSK Law/Bike Loft)
13 Beau Savage (Durango Wheel Club)
14 Wayne Nadalski (Kokopelli)
15 Richard Bagienski (3D Racing)
16 Brandon McNellis (Hobbit House)
17 Scott Pendleton (Ciclistas del Rio)
18 Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
19 Tom Hoefer (Durango Wheel Club)
20 Scott Clow (Ciclistas del Rio)
Men 40+
1 Joe Burtoni (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Robert Sonora (Durango Wheel Club)
3 James Deaton (3D Racing)
Dolores, Colo. USA
Overall Results – October 18-19: FLC Squawker Cup #1 & #2
Women
1 Carmen McNellis (Aaron’s)
2 Stephanie Swan
3 Martha Iverson (Durango Wheel Club)
4 Kristin Danielson (Velo Bella)
6 Anne Cheeney
7 Tina Dominic
8 Shantelle Pierce
9 Mary Monroe (Tokyo Joe’s)
Men A
1 Travis Brown (Trek)
2 Joey Thompson (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
3 Grant Berry (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
4 John Stephens (Fort Lewis College)
5 Greg Lewis (Directory Plus/Trek)
6 Alister Ratcliff (Fior di Fontta)
7 Whit Johnson
8 Kenny When (SRAM)
9 Michael Carroll (Durango Wheel Club)
10 Ryan Barthel
11 Jesse Delaney
12 Brendan Schafer
13 Chad Cheeney
14 Gregory Carpenter
15 Robin Guillaume
Men B
1 Jonathon Delacey (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Tom Miller (Ciclistas del Rio)
3 Steve Lamont (DCCX)
4 Jason Curnow (Tamarack)
5 Jeff Fox (Ciclistas del Rio)
6 Eric Malone (Durango Wheel Club)
7 Alex Dossin (Cycle Loft)
8 Jess Arie
9 Matthew Phillips (Bicycling Magazine)
10 James Temte
11 John McManus (Durango Wheel Club)
11 Eric Burris (Durango Wheel Club)
12 Brian Bluemle (BSK Law/Bike Loft)
13 Beau Savage (Durango Wheel Club)
14 Wayne Nadalski (Kokopelli)
15 Richard Bagienski (3D Racing)
16 Brandon McNellis (Hobbit House)
17 Scott Pendleton (Ciclistas del Rio)
18 Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
19 Tom Hoefer (Durango Wheel Club)
20 Scott Clow (Ciclistas del Rio)
Men 40+
1 Joe Burtoni (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Robert Sonora (Durango Wheel Club)
3 James Deaton (3D Racing)
Dolores Cyclocros Day 02 Results
Dolores Cyclocross Race
Dolores, Colo. USA
Race 2 – October 19: FLC Squawker Cup #2
Women
1 Carmen McNellis (Aaron’s)
2 Kristin Danielson (Velo Bella)
3 Stephanie Swan
4 Martha Iverson (Durango Wheel Club)
5 Shantelle Pierce
6 Mary Monroe (Tokyo Joe’s)
Men A
1 Travis Brown (Trek)
2 Grant Berry (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
3 Joey Thompson (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
4 John Stephens (Fort Lewis College)
5 Greg Lewis (Directory Plus/Trek)
6 Alister Ratcliff (Fior di Fontta)
7 Jesse Delaney
8 Brendan Schafer
9 Kenny When (SRAM)
10 Gregory Carpenter
11 Michael Carroll (Durango Wheel Club)
DNF Robin Guillaume
Men B
1 Jason Curnow (Tamarack)
2 Jonathon Delacey (Durango Wheel Club)
3 Tom Miller (Ciclistas del Rio)
4 Matthew Phillips (Bicycling Magazine)
5 John McManus (Durango Wheel Club)
6 Steve Lamont (DCCX)
7 Alex Dossin (Cycle Loft)
8 Eric Malone (Durango Wheel Club)
9 Jeff Fox (Ciclistas del Rio)
10 James Temte
11 Eric Burris (Durango Wheel Club)
12 Scott Pendleton (Ciclistas del Rio)
13 Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
14 Jess Arie
15 Tom Hoefer (Durango Wheel Club)
16 Richard Bagienski (3D Racing)
17 Scott Clow (Ciclistas del Rio)
Men C
1 Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Joe Burtoni Jr.
Juniors
1 Alex Bernholtz
2 Sam Kelly
Men 40+
1 Joe Burtoni (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Robert Sonora (Durango Wheel Club)
3 James Deaton (3D Racing)
Dolores, Colo. USA
Race 2 – October 19: FLC Squawker Cup #2
Women
1 Carmen McNellis (Aaron’s)
2 Kristin Danielson (Velo Bella)
3 Stephanie Swan
4 Martha Iverson (Durango Wheel Club)
5 Shantelle Pierce
6 Mary Monroe (Tokyo Joe’s)
Men A
1 Travis Brown (Trek)
2 Grant Berry (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
3 Joey Thompson (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
4 John Stephens (Fort Lewis College)
5 Greg Lewis (Directory Plus/Trek)
6 Alister Ratcliff (Fior di Fontta)
7 Jesse Delaney
8 Brendan Schafer
9 Kenny When (SRAM)
10 Gregory Carpenter
11 Michael Carroll (Durango Wheel Club)
DNF Robin Guillaume
Men B
1 Jason Curnow (Tamarack)
2 Jonathon Delacey (Durango Wheel Club)
3 Tom Miller (Ciclistas del Rio)
4 Matthew Phillips (Bicycling Magazine)
5 John McManus (Durango Wheel Club)
6 Steve Lamont (DCCX)
7 Alex Dossin (Cycle Loft)
8 Eric Malone (Durango Wheel Club)
9 Jeff Fox (Ciclistas del Rio)
10 James Temte
11 Eric Burris (Durango Wheel Club)
12 Scott Pendleton (Ciclistas del Rio)
13 Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
14 Jess Arie
15 Tom Hoefer (Durango Wheel Club)
16 Richard Bagienski (3D Racing)
17 Scott Clow (Ciclistas del Rio)
Men C
1 Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Joe Burtoni Jr.
Juniors
1 Alex Bernholtz
2 Sam Kelly
Men 40+
1 Joe Burtoni (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Robert Sonora (Durango Wheel Club)
3 James Deaton (3D Racing)
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Dolores Cyclocross Day 01 Results
Dolores Cyclocross Race
Dolores, Colo. USA
Race 1 – October 18: FLC Squawker Cup #1
Men B
1 Jonathon Delacey (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Tom Miller (Ciclistas del Rio)
3 Steve Lamont (DCCX)
4 Jeff Fox (Ciclistas del Rio)
5 Jess Arie
6 Eric Malone (Durango Wheel Club)
7 Alex Dossin (Cycle Loft)
8 Brian Bluemle (BSK Law/Bike World)
9 James Temte
10 Beau Savage (Durango Wheel Club)
11 Wayne Natolskie (Kokopelli)
12 Brandon McNellis (Hobbit House)
13 Richard Bagienski (3D Racing)
14 Eric Burris (Durango Wheel Club)
15 Joe Burtoni Jr.
DNF Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
DNF Tom Hoefer (Durango Wheel Club)
Women
1 Carmen McNellis (Aaron's)
2 Stephanie Swan
3 Anne Cheeney (Durango Devo)
4 Martha Iverson (Durango Wheel Club)
5 Tina Dominic
Men A
1 Travis Brown (Trek)
2 Joey Thompson (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
3 Whit Johnson
4 Grant Berry (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
5 John Stephens (Fort Lewis College)
6 Greg Lewis (Directory Plus/Trek)
7 Ryan Barthel (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
8 Alister Ratcliff (Fior di Fontta)
9 Chad Cheeney
10 Kenny When (SRAM)
11 Robin Guillaume
12 Michael Carroll (Durango Wheel Club)
DNF Brendan Schafer
Mens 40+
1 Joe Burtoni (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Robert Sonora (Durango Wheel Club)
3 James Deaton (3D Racing)
Dolores, Colo. USA
Race 1 – October 18: FLC Squawker Cup #1
Men B
1 Jonathon Delacey (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Tom Miller (Ciclistas del Rio)
3 Steve Lamont (DCCX)
4 Jeff Fox (Ciclistas del Rio)
5 Jess Arie
6 Eric Malone (Durango Wheel Club)
7 Alex Dossin (Cycle Loft)
8 Brian Bluemle (BSK Law/Bike World)
9 James Temte
10 Beau Savage (Durango Wheel Club)
11 Wayne Natolskie (Kokopelli)
12 Brandon McNellis (Hobbit House)
13 Richard Bagienski (3D Racing)
14 Eric Burris (Durango Wheel Club)
15 Joe Burtoni Jr.
DNF Walt Axthelm (Durango Wheel Club)
DNF Tom Hoefer (Durango Wheel Club)
Women
1 Carmen McNellis (Aaron's)
2 Stephanie Swan
3 Anne Cheeney (Durango Devo)
4 Martha Iverson (Durango Wheel Club)
5 Tina Dominic
Men A
1 Travis Brown (Trek)
2 Joey Thompson (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
3 Whit Johnson
4 Grant Berry (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
5 John Stephens (Fort Lewis College)
6 Greg Lewis (Directory Plus/Trek)
7 Ryan Barthel (Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory)
8 Alister Ratcliff (Fior di Fontta)
9 Chad Cheeney
10 Kenny When (SRAM)
11 Robin Guillaume
12 Michael Carroll (Durango Wheel Club)
DNF Brendan Schafer
Mens 40+
1 Joe Burtoni (Durango Wheel Club)
2 Robert Sonora (Durango Wheel Club)
3 James Deaton (3D Racing)
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