3 out of 4 ain't bad

Finally, Jeremy gave the green light to put up a post on his SuperFly race machine. He said he was holding off till he got a few small details finished but I think he was just letting the suspense build. Anyway, check it out and try not to drool on your keyboard.









Real hot looking machine J. Here are some part highlights.
Frame: '08 Gary Fisher carbon SuperFly









Fork: Fox F80 RL
Drivetrain: Xo twisties, Xo rear d., Truvativ Stylo OCT crankset










Wheelset/Tires: Hope hubs/Stan's 355's 29er's/Bontrager XDX










Brakes: Avid Juicy 7
Pedals: Crank Brothers Candy 2ti










Bar/Stem/Seatpost: Truvativ NOIR World Cup Riser Bar/Bontrager RXL









Keep an eye out for this machine on race day. Be quick though, it will most likely be traveling at a high rate of speed.

Jeremy and Coach headed down to do the Chief Logan race this weekend. Little bit to far to travel for me this early in the year. Haven't heard how it went yet. We'll try to get a race report from Coach.

The rest of Team RowMan+ (+ being Jason aka The Rev. today) went out for a road ride to do parts of next weeks Morgantown RR. Did Waynesburg and back with various sections of course, some forwards and some backwards. I'm getting excited about the race already. Should be a fun course. Goes like this: roll'ee, flat, climb, roll'ee, climb, roll'ee then finish. Vary versatile course so bring your well rounded game.









There was a Chris Horner spotting today too. I blew by him at a pretty good pace on Big Shannon.

No, it was just Steve Horner rocking out his new Astana kit and matching Project One Madone. Looking sharp dude.









We ended up with around 75 miles on the day. Mostly at a cool pace with some fastness thrown in here and there. Time to eat, rest and recover.
Later,
Josh