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From: "B. Leung" <bikeben@u.washington.edu>
To: "E. Tongco" <tongcoec@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Re: Ride(s) Today
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> As far as I know, those doing the hill ride today are all Cat 1,2s
> preparing for the District RR. I doubt they'll be climbing on their
> 39x23. Knowing those guys, I'd say they'd be going up on their 39x19.
>
Thanks all for the info-- especially the fact that they're all Cat I&II's.
I think I'll pass on this ride... I don't think an out of shape Cat 5
would be quite able to hang...

BTW, do most people around here ride 39's?  Probably a stupid question,
but forgive me-- I'm from back East and haven't seen all the terrain out
here.  Also, I'm interested in the mountain biking side of Husky racing,
but I really haven't seen any messages regarding that recently?  Who can I
hook up with for that?

Ben Leung

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