2010-04-27 20:28:51 +0000 #1
you'll be able to follow us online during the ride. From June 4th (registration or Day 0) till we arrive in LA June 11th on the website www.aidslifecycle.org: www.aidslifecycle.org there will be a webcast with pictures and even video posted daily. I'm the one with the pink helmet with purple mermaid on top ;-)
you can e-mail us, sort o' kind o'. We won't be able to reply unless bike goddess stops at internet cafe's on route ;-)
During the ride there will be a link on the site you can send a message of support to all riders and individual riders. Your message of support is printed out and there'll be a binder in camp where we see them each night.
Keep it clean folks, everyone reads these ;-)
You'll need our rider numbers so ....without further ado Introducing your TE team (insert drum roll here)
As far as I know we have 3 TE'ers doing the Lifecycle ride this year.
Annerol is rider # 5292
Bike Goddess is rider # 5481
and me, TREK rider # 5650
anyone else I might have missed?
Lastly I do a group voicemail message thing to my sponsors each year who have voicemail. I send out a message each day; miles, weather, how I'm doin', how I'm feelin' did I hit any cows etc.
I could put someone here on that so someone on the board would get the update then if you want to post it to the group.
But I'd have to get your number so that's up to you. You'd need to be:
in California (won't work out of State)
have SBC service at home or at work with....
voicemail (not the voicemail on your cell service, not that awful Unified Communications &^%$ we do, just regular voicemail or message center)
I've been asked a lot about the route:
Day 1 San Fran to Aptos
87.5 miles
Day 2 Aptos to King City
100.7 miles
Day 3 King City to Paso Robles
77.2 miles
Day 4 Paso Robles to Santa Maria 98.7 miles
Day 5 Santa Maria to Lompoc "only a mere" 43.5 miles this is red dress day ;-)
Day 6 Lompoc to Ventura
88.3 miles
Day 7 Ventura to LA
82.4 miles
you're all invited to opening and closing ceremonies, I can post times and directions if you're in SF or LA.
Lastly I think I can safely speak for all three of us that I have learned so much from this board whether cycling or just life in general. I could not even attempt this without the advice and moral support of all you gals, would not have been able to do what I did last time either. So thanks again to all of you.
you can e-mail us, sort o' kind o'. We won't be able to reply unless bike goddess stops at internet cafe's on route ;-)
During the ride there will be a link on the site you can send a message of support to all riders and individual riders. Your message of support is printed out and there'll be a binder in camp where we see them each night.
Keep it clean folks, everyone reads these ;-)
You'll need our rider numbers so ....without further ado Introducing your TE team (insert drum roll here)
As far as I know we have 3 TE'ers doing the Lifecycle ride this year.
Annerol is rider # 5292
Bike Goddess is rider # 5481
and me, TREK rider # 5650
anyone else I might have missed?
Lastly I do a group voicemail message thing to my sponsors each year who have voicemail. I send out a message each day; miles, weather, how I'm doin', how I'm feelin' did I hit any cows etc.
I could put someone here on that so someone on the board would get the update then if you want to post it to the group.
But I'd have to get your number so that's up to you. You'd need to be:
in California (won't work out of State)
have SBC service at home or at work with....
voicemail (not the voicemail on your cell service, not that awful Unified Communications &^%$ we do, just regular voicemail or message center)
I've been asked a lot about the route:
Day 1 San Fran to Aptos
87.5 miles
Day 2 Aptos to King City
100.7 miles
Day 3 King City to Paso Robles
77.2 miles
Day 4 Paso Robles to Santa Maria 98.7 miles
Day 5 Santa Maria to Lompoc "only a mere" 43.5 miles this is red dress day ;-)
Day 6 Lompoc to Ventura
88.3 miles
Day 7 Ventura to LA
82.4 miles
you're all invited to opening and closing ceremonies, I can post times and directions if you're in SF or LA.
Lastly I think I can safely speak for all three of us that I have learned so much from this board whether cycling or just life in general. I could not even attempt this without the advice and moral support of all you gals, would not have been able to do what I did last time either. So thanks again to all of you.
