Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Results

UAB YOF#3 Results:
Sponsors: UAB, Solid, Profile, MacNeil, Animal, Madera, Etnies, Dragon, Kink, Redline, Ten Pack, Marseille Bicycles

We received enough parts to build a complete bike from the sponsors, and had nine mini-contests to decide the winners of particular parts. If you won, you had to trade in your old parts. As such, we ended up with a complete used bike for UAB. This assured that noone could win something and then sell it, as they needed the part for their bike. (Two guys won their classes, and then changed their minds. Weird.) We also had all the people with size 10 and 11 feet compete for Etnies. Dragon Sunglasses went out for random awesomeness.
This was the most fun I’ve had running a contest for years. Silly fun all day. No separate classes for various skill levels. And most everyone got something.

Size 10 Etnies: Steven Moxley

Size 11 Etnies: Craig

Size 13 Etnies: Liam

Pegs (Kink): Jo Chun

Tires and Tubes (Animal and Marseille): William Tanguay

Seat / Post / Clamp (Redline / Profile): Eric Trepanier

Pedals (Animal): Steven Moxley

Stem (MacNeil): Tony Brunelle (changed his mind)

Bars / Grips / Bar Ends (MacNeil / Profile): Charles Deschamps (Joe Chun)

Forks (MacNeil): Craig (Albert Krolokowski : changed his mind / Dan Piggot)

Front Wheel (Madera / UAB): Eric Trepanier

Rear Wheel / Sprocket / Chain (Profile / UAB / Ten Pack): Charles Deschamps

Frame / Hset / Cranks / Brakes / Cable (Solid / Kink / Profile / Ten Pack / Animal): Craig

Best Style (Dragon Sunglasses): Albert

Good Dude (Dragon Sunglasses): Rich Redmond

Too many second places (Dragon Sunglasses): Jason Herman

Gift Certificates for Marseille Bicycles: A bunch of second-place types

Sunday, April 08, 2007

I'm done with the lightness

I got my bike down to 19lbs.
No front brakes, no gyro, no pegs, micro seat with short post. All the tricks plus lots of titanium.
It was fun to show up on the bike yesterday at the UAB 3rd anniversary contest I ran yesterday. But I'm done, and I'm putting back on a comfy seat with a long post. I can handle a 20 lb monster. The front brakes should stay off, though.
Report on contest to follow.