More Lillooet...

Our weekend was fueled by Vega.  Awesome goodness.

The kids liked it.

90kph

 Same ride above and below.  Really .

 The motley crew.  Missing is Dylan Doubt - taking the pic and below.

Lillooet Camp

Ride hard. 

Eat, drink, sleep.

Repeat.

Get fast.

 

  

Big Ring 54: JS

Respect.

IPCC art

A little off topic but partly why I ride.  I don't believe in car commuting and drive as little as possible.  So, well, whatever...  

I was walking one of my dog's today and came across some interesting public artwork/'food-for-thought' on the seawall.

Weppler/Mahovsky have painted on light posts and the Granville St Bridge where various outcomes of climate change could leave us in terms of rising sea level.

It's interesting to walk beside them and see just how deep of a hole we are digging ourselves.  Fwiw, those 'indicators' are my height.  That's a whole lotta property value turned into first floor swimming pools.

I dunno, maybe it's all too far away to worry about.  

Or maybe we should get our collective heads out of our asses.  

Storms like NY experienced with Sandy are just the beginning.  

I thnk I'm gonna buy a boat.

Joys of Winter Riding

Ouch.  Squires is tough.  His x-ray says so.

History Lesson

Bikes have always been a part of Vancouver culture.  Believe it or not, there used to be multiple outdoor tracks.  And moustaches before hipsters.  True story.  

Some of these pics have popped up before but thanks to Heavy (a legend from the more recent racing past) for sharing these shots from the Vancouver Archives.