I am selling a few items that will make you faster no doubt!
Profile Design OZero aluminum base bar 42cm width. Used one season and now I have to get rid of them as they are not UCI legal for time trials. Paid $125.00 for them. Selling price $65.00 obo.
HED H3 700c wheelset. These have been some of the fastest wheels on the planet for many years now.
Front wheel is full carbon tubular with a Continental tyre glued on and with lots of life left. Rear is 9/10speed Shimano/SRAM compatible, clincher with Michelin PRO Race clincher tire. Used only for ~10 races and not for training. Paid over $1400 for these. Hate to see them go but looking to buy a MTB now. No cassette or quick release skewers included.
Asking $1000.00 for the set obo.
Contact Jack at jvdcoach@telus.net or 403.554.1259.
talisman centre triathlon club
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
“The Deadly Sins of Triathlon – 2011 Season Celebration”
In celebration of the 2011 Triathlon season coming to a close, Cathy and Hillary are hosting a get together prior to the fall training season. We would like you to come join us and celebrate whatever successes and triumphs came your way on the bike, run and in the pool as well as indulge in those things you may have given up for the tri season.
We are hosting a two-part get together on Saturday, September 17th. The first is a potluck of those items you-dare-not-touch during tri season and then we are going to gather at the Rose and Crown to celebrate with a drink or two and some live music. Spouses and significant others are more than welcome.
Potluck: 6:00-8:00PM
Five West, Phase 2, 910-5th Ave SW
Drinks to Follow: 8:30PM
Rose & Crown, 17th Ave & 4th St SW
Please RSVP to Hillary (hhigigns@brookfield.com) or Cathy (cathy_stanford@hotmail.com) prior to Monday the 12th so we know who to expect. We hope to see you next Saturday for all or part of the evening!
Hillary & Cathy
We are hosting a two-part get together on Saturday, September 17th. The first is a potluck of those items you-dare-not-touch during tri season and then we are going to gather at the Rose and Crown to celebrate with a drink or two and some live music. Spouses and significant others are more than welcome.
Potluck: 6:00-8:00PM
Five West, Phase 2, 910-5th Ave SW
Drinks to Follow: 8:30PM
Rose & Crown, 17th Ave & 4th St SW
Please RSVP to Hillary (hhigigns@brookfield.com) or Cathy (cathy_stanford@hotmail.com) prior to Monday the 12th so we know who to expect. We hope to see you next Saturday for all or part of the evening!
Hillary & Cathy
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
September 17 2011 No Drop Group Ride.
I have planned a group training ride for Saturday September 17th 2011 in the beautiful rolling region of south Calgary. We will ride the famous “Road to Nepal”, local HWYs and back-roads in pursuit of short rollers and hills! Road bikes are encouraged but triathlon bikes will be welcome.
This is a no drop-ride however let’s not plan to be out there all day! This means it is a no hammer day and we will regroup many times and finish together.
Total distance is roughly 71km. Planned route is below;
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Please have adequate food and hydration with you along with spare tubes, pump, tools and clothing appropriate for the weather that day.
We will meet in the grassy parking area at 37th St SW and Spruce Meadows Trail SE.
Time: We will begin at 9:30am.
Please RSVP to Jack at jvandyk@talismancentre.com by September 14 2011. If there is not enough interst the ride will be cancelled.
I will post a confirmation on this blog that we are either riding or not riding by 5pm September 15 2011 so you can make alternative plans if need be.
Let's get out and ride folks!
This is a no drop-ride however let’s not plan to be out there all day! This means it is a no hammer day and we will regroup many times and finish together.
Total distance is roughly 71km. Planned route is below;
View Larger Map
Please have adequate food and hydration with you along with spare tubes, pump, tools and clothing appropriate for the weather that day.
We will meet in the grassy parking area at 37th St SW and Spruce Meadows Trail SE.
Time: We will begin at 9:30am.
Please RSVP to Jack at jvandyk@talismancentre.com by September 14 2011. If there is not enough interst the ride will be cancelled.
I will post a confirmation on this blog that we are either riding or not riding by 5pm September 15 2011 so you can make alternative plans if need be.
Let's get out and ride folks!
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Open Water Swim May 28th
Hello all,
With race season well under way and 70.3 this weekend, I thought it would be a great time to do an open water swim. This Thursday, July 28, instead of the regular swim run workout, there will be an open water swim session available to the first 20 people to respond to grantburwash@gmail.com.
Tushar has graciously offered to open up Lake Bonavista for us to use. We will meet at 6:30pm Thursday night (May 28th) at the address below. Wetsuits will be required and I will be in the water with you to provide feedback, support and a little push. Hope to see you there and all the best to those of you racing this weekend.
Grant
Here is the address -
757 Lake Bonavista Dr SE, Calgary, AB T2J0N2
The link below can provide directions -
http://www.canpages.ca/page/AB/calgary/lake-bonavista-home-owners-association-ltd/1758146.html#mapdirections
The general direction - From Anderson Road East take Acadia South. On the first set of lights, you will see Esso gas station on the right. There is small shopping center behind it and lake entrance is behind the shopping center.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Sunday June 26 Group Ride
Hi Everyone,
Highwood Pass - Hwy 40 (north side)
Sunday June 26, 2011
Meet 11:00 am
Kananaskis Golf Club Parking Lot (Hwy 40, turn off Hwy 1 at Stoney Nakoda Casino).
Ride to TOP of Highwood Pass and back = 100 km round trip.
If you don't want to go that far, but up to the top of the pass, you could start from the Gas Station closer to the gate and it would be ~45 km round trip.
Ted T. did this the weekend of Wasa and he said the road was clear to the top, as it had been ploughed and he saw lots of wildlife.
I do believe the road is now open to vehicle traffic too.....
Everyone is welcome, bring a friend.
Ciao, Cindy
PS: Dress in layers - we'll likely be warm on the way up and much cooler on the way down!!
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
K-100 Relay...maybe?
Hi folks,
The 25th Annual Kananaskis 100 Mile Relay is on Saturday, June 25th. I'm running with my old firm again, and the team captain has asked me to solicit interest in anyone who might be willing to put his or her name forward as a back-up runner.
That is, he's got exactly a full complement of runners right now, but between now and race day---and, I pause to note, of the four times I've done this race, it's happened every...single...year---somebody is bound to drop out.
Notwithstanding it's only a running race, it's one of my favorite events of the year. The leg distances are between 9.4 and 18.6k, two of which are on trails, and some of which are (much) hillier than others. The race begins in the town of Longview, and ends at Nakiska. All of the legs are quite scenic (and if the current weather trend continues, who knows, there might still be snow or freezing rain around Highwood Pass! FABULOUS! *barf*).
The team will have a support vehicle, which obviates the need for those annoying fuel belts. If you run one of the later legs, there's a band and a barbecue at the end of the day. I figure I'll throw my bike in my car and, after my leg is done, do a ride somewhere around Longview or Turner Valley or something.
Here is a link to the course and leg descriptions.
So, if the prospect of maybe racing on June 25th doesn't impede your training schedule, and you would like to put yourself down as (i) a definite alternate, or (ii) potentially-interested-so-give-me-a-call-if-you're-stuck, then send me an e-mail to aristotle_sarantis @ hotmail dot com.
Best,
Ari
The 25th Annual Kananaskis 100 Mile Relay is on Saturday, June 25th. I'm running with my old firm again, and the team captain has asked me to solicit interest in anyone who might be willing to put his or her name forward as a back-up runner.
That is, he's got exactly a full complement of runners right now, but between now and race day---and, I pause to note, of the four times I've done this race, it's happened every...single...year---somebody is bound to drop out.
Notwithstanding it's only a running race, it's one of my favorite events of the year. The leg distances are between 9.4 and 18.6k, two of which are on trails, and some of which are (much) hillier than others. The race begins in the town of Longview, and ends at Nakiska. All of the legs are quite scenic (and if the current weather trend continues, who knows, there might still be snow or freezing rain around Highwood Pass! FABULOUS! *barf*).
The team will have a support vehicle, which obviates the need for those annoying fuel belts. If you run one of the later legs, there's a band and a barbecue at the end of the day. I figure I'll throw my bike in my car and, after my leg is done, do a ride somewhere around Longview or Turner Valley or something.
Here is a link to the course and leg descriptions.
So, if the prospect of maybe racing on June 25th doesn't impede your training schedule, and you would like to put yourself down as (i) a definite alternate, or (ii) potentially-interested-so-give-me-a-call-if-you're-stuck, then send me an e-mail to aristotle_sarantis @ hotmail dot com.
Best,
Ari
Thursday, June 2, 2011
REVISED SUNDAY JUNE 5 GROUP RIDE
Hi All,
We have it from a reliable source that we may not get very far up Highwood Pass due to LOTS of snow.
So.....
Meet at 10:00 am at the parking lot of Stoney Nakoda Casino Sunday and ride on Hwy 40 as far as we can go.... Casino -> gate = ~100km cycle round trip.
Casino is corner of Hwy 1 and Exit 118 to Kananaskis Country (Hwy 40 south).
Cindy
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