


for whom I am now dedicating more energy than I ever did racing a bike. I thinks it's going to be a great fall, despite the inevitablly immense suffering I will experience when I line up to race. It's all for fun though, so as long as I keep my eye on that prize, I'm golden. On the plus side, I am lucky enough to be rolling on some rockstar treads, whatever my results may be. Stay tuned as I look to find out if commuting three days a week and a race on Sunday with a couple blocks of two hours of sleep a night is enough to make it physically bearable while racing. Time will tell...