The final stage of the Redlands Classic is the Sunset circuit race. We start off with 2 short laps of the criterium course in downtown Redlands, then climb up from there for 12 laps of a hilly, twisty, technical circuit. Once that is done, we descend back to the crit course for 5 more laps. On top of this there Continue Reading...
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Only four of us survived to start this stage from Jet Fuel Coffee/ Norco Bicycles squad, while others left out to take care of their battle-wounds from previous stage. Actually more than half of the team members are now covered in road rush! Whoever said cycling is not a contact sport… Ryan, Travis and myself rode out to the course Continue Reading...
Two words really sum this stage up “Damn Hard!!” Stage 4 of Redlands was the biggest stage of 192km in total with 2,200 meters of climbing. Personally I had been eyeing this stage to try and get into the breakaway along with our guest rider Bailey. As he was trying to get more KOM points to keep his lead for Continue Reading...
Redlands Stage 1 – Highland Circuit Race
0 Submitted by Robert Gutgesell on Sat, 05 April 2014, 06:50By Kevin Massicotte The NRC season has officially begun, and Jet Fuel – Norco Bicycles team are in attendance! Today is the first stage of the 30th edition of the Redlands Bicycle Classic, a 5 day stage race in and around the City of Redlands on the outskirts of Los Angeles. The race features a circuit race, a time trial, Continue Reading...
Redlands Stage 2 – Big Bear Individual Time Trial
0 Submitted by Robert Gutgesell on Sat, 05 April 2014, 04:04Today’s stage took place on a 12.5km out and back course along the side of Big Bear Lake. In the morning before we left, everyone was busy preparing their bikes for the time trial. Only Ryan had brought a time trial bike, so the rest of us used whatever we had available to make our road bikes as TT-friendly as Continue Reading...
Ryan tells us about the last stage of the San Dimas Stage Race
0 Submitted by Andrew Randell on Tue, 01 April 2014, 18:43
The final stage of the San Dimas stage race was a 90min, 6 corner crit. Only Travis, Anton and myself lined up. Kevin did not make the small 5% time cut the day before after giving me a wheel when I flatted late in the race. Robert had a crash that resulted in a mechanical that put him out and Continue Reading...
Victory!!! Stage 1 and 2 of San Dimas Stage Race
0 Submitted by Anton Varabei on Sun, 30 March 2014, 20:17
What an eventful last couple days! We’ve got a victory and some broken bikes… So there are a few things need to be worked out before today’s crit, checking if I can ride the smaller spare frame, and if I can even pedal it… my hip flexors are pretty swollen and walking alone is a bit of struggle. Continue Reading...
Before I go recapping about how our race went and what we should have or shouldn’t have done. We’ll start off a week and a bit back. On a Thursday morning I woke with a Hollywood sign on my mind and with a spontaneous urge to see it. Telling no one what I was doing I’ve headed out early in Continue Reading...
California – what a place. It can be summed up in three words: sun, sand, and surf. I can see why everyone falls in love with it. I had never been to California and did not know what to expect. Was it truly like the movies and commercials I had seen all my life? In short, it is exactly like it’s portrayed. Mind-blowing. The cars, the people, the views, the landscape, the Continue Reading...
We’re all aware of how important a proper diet is to performance. Cyclists are pretty good in this area for the most part. Obsessed with weight, calorie counts, protein, glycemic index, electrolytes and recovery – the list goes on. Talk to any flock of riders and you will undoubtedly hear from many experts in the field. One such area of Continue Reading...
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