Sh*t Cyclists Say
0This video is hilarious! I’m sure you have either heard your fellow cyclists ask the very same questions or asked them yourself. I’m definitely guilty of asking the same questions. I guess that’s why I’m a Wannabe Rider.
Enjoy!
For those that have already committed to run and/or ride at LIVESTRONG2012, good for you! I can’t wait spend another weekend with you. LIVESTRONG!
Photos from Livestrong 2011
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Deanna, Kristin, Christy and Reza after their 10k run!
I’m sorry it’s taken so long to get photos up on the website. We still have more to put up, but you can see a teaser in the sidebar for some of the photos from Saturday’s 5k/10k.
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As I get more photos, we’ll be sure to put them up there. Also, if you see any photos of mine (Wyatt) that you would like to own, just email me and I’ll send you the files.
LIVESTRONG 2011
0We are back for more hurt as the team prepares for LIVESTRONG 2011 outside of the City of Brotherly Love. This year some will be riding the hellacious 100 miles while others run/walk the 10k.
And again, we are asking for your love and financial support. This year our team fundraising goal is $25,000. Please help us by spreading the word about the event and our fight to defeat cancer.
Stay tuned for more information.
Want to donate or join us in August? Click here.
24 Hour Ride Begins
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I'm riding for you Robert, Amber & John!
In a few hours, I will begin my first 24 hour cycling event, 24 Hours of Booty (24 HOB) here in Charlotte, NC. Who knows how many miles I will complete but I will do my very best. Besides… does it really matter? My plan is to ride, drink (non-alcoholic drinks), eat, sleep (a bit) and then repeat the cycle over and over again. It’s going to hurt, for sure, but I’ll have to suck it up!
If you are interested, you can follow as I tweet my experience (that’s right I am now on Twitter) at @wannabeglb.
But more importantly, I am riding the 24 Hours of Booty in honor of 14-year old Amber Cunningham who is currently battling non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, John Raucci who is battling Pancreatic Cancer and in memory of a childhood friend, Robert McWhorter, who recently passed away (at age 35) from Colon cancer. This is for you guys; I hope to do you proud.
For what it’s worth, I have been asked to be one of the lead riders of 24 HOB; it’s an honor and a privilege that if you can believe it, makes me a bit emotional just thinking of it. To be in a position to do such a thing reminds me of how precious life really is. Very powerful stuff indeed.
Keep on fighting and LIVESTONG!
wannaberiders against cancer: I’m so proud of you for dedicating a part of your life to cancer awareness. Your positivity and steadfastness speaks volumes. Keep up the good work!
Cheers!
-GB
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