This weekend’s Cross Crusade
event will be all about beer,
costumes, and…oh yeah, bike racing.
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event will be all about beer,
costumes, and…oh yeah, bike racing.
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Is it still Cross without the mud?
Well, with all that beer, I’m sure we could create some mud, eventually…
A little strange that this story is right after one about a rider with a .25 BAC getting hit by a driver with a .18 BAC. Have fun, but be careful out there!
Make sure the Fairgrounds people don’t switch fields on ya… they’re notorious for showing up a couple hours into set-up and making you move to the smaller, way less suitable field…
Fooey. A beer garden does not replace the back stretch hand-ups.
Total bummer.
I could have used a boost of fizzy carbs on day two of the racing.
Brian, were you actually there? The beer garden made next to nothing, and the DQ for beer hand-ups only counts if you get caught…
There were 45 cases of beer and 4 kegs! Not counting what people brought on their own.
Kt-
Hasn’t happened at a Crusade race yet. The fairgrounds management were gracious in letting us run the course where we wanted. There were practically no limits. A big thank you to Gary for coordinating this event. Next year, MUD!