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2010 Colnago Prestige Cyclocross bike.

Run up anyone?
OK the gearing is not right yet but it's tough to find 135mm 46T rings.
Jim and Tami's Cannondale's heading home!

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Colnago

This beauty was build, boxed, and headed for VEGAS Interbike. Cross surprise coming soon....

2010 Cannondale Cyclocross

Custom CX sock samples...
Cannondale CAAD 8 cyclocross. This bike looks great in person, cross gearing, top levers, Tektro brakes, Kenda Small block 8 tires, and only 1099.99. I think it's going to be one of the better deals out this year for an entry level crosser.

World Champion

It's not cyclocross but we can call it training for cyclocross, not to mention some great people put the race on, it benefits a good cause, and I'm doing it.

Former World Champion Will Compete At Glencoe Grand Prix

Glencoe, Ill. – The field for this year’s Glencoe Grand Prix presented by AT&T grew more impressive with the announcement that 2008 world omnium champion Hayden Godfrey will be competing in Sunday’s Pro-I-II race.

Godfrey is a 14-time New Zealand national champion who won the third world track title of his career in cycling’s version of the pentathlon. The omnium consists of five events: a 200-meter flying start time trial, five kilometer scratch race, three kilometer individual pursuit, 15 kilometer points race and a one kilometer time trial.

Glencoe Grand Prix Race Director Jon Knouse said news of Godfrey’s participation is creating quite a stir for the third edition of the race that boasts an $11,500 prize list.

“It's not every day a world champion comes to town,” Knouse said. “The people of Glencoe and the Glencoe Grand Prix are over the moon and thrilled to have Hayden Godfrey race with us in our community.”

Joining Godfrey for Sunday’s 70-minutes-plus-two-laps Pro-I-II race will be Jason Allen and Josh England. All three are members of the New Zealand-based Subway-Avanti Pro Cycling Team. They will be vying for a $5,000 prize purse that will also include 10 primes of $100 each.

“We're hoping this will give some of the top regional racers an added incentive to come out,” Knouse said. “Competing against these guys will be something they can tell their grandkids about.”

Cyclists of all abilities and categories will begin racing at 8 a.m. on a four-corner, 0.9‐mile course through the city’s downtown streets. Last year, the Glencoe Grand Prix was voted “Race of the Year” by the Illinois Cycling Association.

Riders are encouraged to pre-register online at www.bikereg.com. Same-day race registration opens at 7 a.m. and closes a half-hour prior to each race. Finish line (chip) timing is provided by Ultramax Events and SRAM will provide neutral support.

A complete schedule of race distances and times is available on the official race website: www.glencoegrandprix.com.

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