Hmmm...Graf Course?

Alright everyone. After recently riding the Graf. course, it a appears that it has suffered the winter very poorly. Large sections of trail just need to be raked or have large trees that have fallen, moved out of the trail. On the other hand, down trees have made large portions of the back side single track of the course nearly impossible to navigate. Furthermore, with the race getting closer every day, I am not sure if outdoor rec/ MWR etc. will even have the ability to clear the course. Just letting you all know!

Graf Ride Guide

With the arrival of the rare and elusive Bavarian spring, we were able to ride this weekend. I decided it was time to use mapmyride to, well, may my ride. On Saturday we did this beautiful ride out from post:




According to the program it was 27 miles with two category 5 climbs. I agree with the length, though it does not bring into accont the subjectivity that is really part of any decision on how hard a climb is. The first climb, up Netzaberg is probably a 5 and does in fact have some good rythm. The second climb is really not anything more than a prolonged false flat that really doesnt require the small ring. This is still a fun tool!

2011 SINGLESPEED WORLDS!

http://www.sswc2011.ie/

Registration Complete (for Jak and Nate), Ireland, Here We Come!!

The bikes will be up when we build them!

New Year, More Racing

2011 is upon us and it is time to update the team blog. This year should see some more success from the team, and Chris (Big Daddy) Myers rejoins the European side of things after a completing school. Look for the updated blog, and our race schedule to come. As a preview, can you say 2011 Singlespeed Mountain Bike Worlds?

Shout out from Stribro

Because Jak and I had such a great time in Stribro, I sent them and email. Lo and behold, Stybi Senior emailed back and now we have a bit of fame in rural Czech! Check it out here.

Stribro Race Report!

Operation Extremely Boring Field Exercise is about to commence. Fortunately we will be able to ruminate on cycling via blackberry, even though that sounds like eating bikes and fruit.

Bamberg Race Report

WELCOME!

Lost River is happy to welcome the Hayes Bicycle Group as a team sponsor! Hayes takes care of all of the teams needs on the dirt with everything from plush suspension to bombproof wheels and unbeatable stopping power. Look for Hayes Products soon on the rides of the Lost River crew!

WELCOME!

The Lost River Cycling Team would like to welcome two new sponsors to the Lost River family. VCRC Bike will be taking care of our bikes, lowering the resistance on all things spinning with low resistance ceramic bearings while also giving us a source of excelent bars, stems and seatposts. Recovery Sock will be taking care of our bodies, helping the team recover from the rigours of racing with their Graduated Compression technology. Thanks to them and to all of our sponsors here at lost river. Don't forget to click over to our sponsor page to see all of the wonderful companies who help us race.

Transalp Post Race

Transalp is Coming!!

Kaiserslautern Race Report

Hohenfels Race Report

Huffy Toss!

US Contingent Race Report!

Stuttgart Race Report

Some Vacation!

Grafenwoehr Race Report

Welcome to Challenge Tires

Lost River would like to welcome Challenge Tires as our latest sponsor! Click over to our Sponsors Page to see all of the great companies that help support the Lost River Cycling Team!