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Tri-Geek's Guide to Wetsuits - Crank Fest - Join us for 2008 - 2008 Bike Deals -  Cars and Bikes


 
Tri-Geek's Guide to Wetsuits
Written by TriWisconsin Triathlon Club   

Looking to buy a wetsuit and improve your swim split?  Or maybe you just want stay warm in the water in those early races after the cold Wisconsin spring.   Many triathletes are curious about wetsuits, but just don't know where to start.

Have no fears - our very own Tri-Geek is here to weigh in with his very own buying guide.
Click here to view the Tri-Geek's article.


 
Crank Fest May 9, 10, 11
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Crank Fest May 9, 10, 11

WWW.CRANKDADDYS.COM

Great Bikes and Good Times at Crank Daddy's! The Specialized Demo Truck is rolling into town with all the bikes you want to ride - Tarmac, Roubaix, Enduro, you name it it will be on the truck. We have also lined up some great bikes from Orbea, Marin, Moots, Waterford, and Look for your test riding pleasure. Stop by on Saturday for some live music and food to keep you moving and riding all afternoon long. Crank Daddy's will have some great in store incentives all weekend long to make sure you are all set for a great summer of riding.

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2008 BIKE DEALS!!!
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This year, there are two awesome bike deals offered by sponsors and friends.

Click here for details!


 
JOIN US FOR 2008!!!
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HOORAY!!!!!  The shopping site is back up.  Membership is still on going at $40.00.  Soon, the uniforms will be ready for display and purchase.

or you can still use this form for sending in check instead of paypal/online payment.

THEN WHAT!!??

2008 roster list...as of 05/07/08 7pm

Your email will be added to the list to receive the updates that contain a ton of information on clinics, store open houses, workout announcements, race deals, sponsor deals, sponsor discounts, special evends and much much more.

You will receive information and invitations to Team gatherings.

You will be eligible for sponsor discounts. 

Click here for more info on membership benefits


 
Cars and Bikes...
Written by TriWisconsin Triathlon Club   

Cars and Bikes are like Cake and Beer, they go well together but nobody knows when and how.  This upcoming biking season, please mind yourself and be aware of the road and those who use it.

The law is very particular about the relationship between the pedal power and the gas power, click here to read.  It all comes down to one simple thing:  BIKERS ARE SLOW TRAFFIC!  Therefore the same laws that govern farm equipment, road construction vehicles, or a sheperd with 15 cows are the same laws that govern a pack of HAMMER GEL-induced, lycra-wearing, Lauren Jensen-Wannabees.  We all know that we have to obey all traffic signs, traffic lights and laws.  The thing that is most confusing is when can we ride side by side and when do we need to be on a single file. 

Here is a simple guideline.

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1)   You are allowed to ride 2 across, on 4 lane roads.  Your pack is considered a single unit of slow traffic.  Although you are all ok (green), be mindful if the traffic gets heavy behind you and on the left lane.  If this happens, try to form a single line if and when it is safe.

2)  If there is a bike lane.  Everyone must be in it, it doesn't matter how many across, everyone must be inside the bike lane.  In this diagram, one rider (red) is not following the law.

3)  On a single lane road, you are ok to be riding 2 across unless impeding traffic.  In this diagram, since the car cannot pass the pack because of the double solid yellow line, the pack is impeding traffic.  The group must make ALL safe effort to start a single file and allow the car to pass.

4)  Similar to diagram 3, the pack is riding 2 across and is impeding traffic.  However, the car can pass the slow moving unit because of the dashed yellow line.  Although not required, the pack must make SOME safe effort and single file to allow the car to pass.

A safe riding to all!


 
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Scheduled Workouts

Swim

Where: 

Nicolet High School,  Glendale 7:00pm to 8:30pm, Thursdays, until May 29th.

Cost: $2.00 per workout.  Locker use available, bring towel, soap and lock.  Workout structure is available for ALL LEVELS of swimmers.

Bike

Where:

Saturday mornings: SW YMCA ride, 8:23am  (This is an unsupported ride)

Tuesday night Lannon and North Shore rides start 4/15/08. 

THursday ladies night rides start 4/15/08, alternating weekly between Hansen Park and Lake Park. 

Run

Where:

Wednesday 6:00 pm Track practices at Hart Park.

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