Central Georgia Mud Madness or “Honey is it OK to pour straight bleach on lycra?” by K-Dogg
Fried Green 50 2015 Race Report: by K-Dogg
Pisgah Monster Cross 2015 Race Report – “Tales of Eldorado”: by K-Dogg
Observations: Things You Give Up as a Gravel Cyclist by K-Dogg
Hilly Billy Eldorado: K-Dogg’s Race Report
Darby Roubaix 2015 Race Report: by K-Dogg
Throw Up Thursday: Rouge Roubaix 2013
A Divorce from Florida Road Racing: by K-Dogg
Love Valley Roubaix 2015 Race Report: by K-Dogg
Southern Cross 2015 Race Report: K-Dogg’s Perspective
Training Ride 101 2014 – Pre New Year’s Knockdown Keport
Jingle Bells (Bikes) – an Ode by K-Dogg
K-Dogg’s Pisgah Monster Cross Challenge Report – 2014
I love climbing. You suffer a lot but it’s peaceful. You can hear birds chirping and the deep, labored breathing of fellow sufferers around you. Everything is in slow motion and downright peaceful. You have plenty of time to pick your line. Nobody flats or crashes going uphill. I would much rather be in agony climbing for hours than experience 5 minutes of terror descending skittery gravel switchbacks.
For the last 3 years at extreme cx races I’ve tried hard to man up and go faster down the cliffs….but every time I get the courage to “let it go”… I crash spectacularly. At 59 (and living in Florida) drastic improvement is just not in the cards. So this year’s counter clockwise route of Pisgah Monster Cross should have been perfect with much more uphill, than down.
This year I didn’t crash but there were two close calls…. at the two exact spots they had warned us about. ” Two point three miles before forest service road bla, bla,bla and halfway between Bubba’s Still Road and Cherokee Revenge Holler.” “These washouts are real wheel grabbers so look for the multiple orange markers on your way down” said Cam.
Right.