What we said this week:
Mar 18
- Who fuels you up on your rides? In the Bay Area, we've got some pretty cool dudes. (via @aldentanaka) http://t.co/H54DeKDU #
- Proof that not all cool things happen in Italy, hard as it is to believe. I'm happy I'm following this, and not… http://t.co/4tdJ7kRK #
- I keep thinking that Chicchi is an old guy, but he's 5 years younger than me. I guess he's just been winning forever. http://t.co/ZtmcLtDh #
- Forget picking the MSR winner, who's going to cross the Poggio first? http://t.co/AjCiDaog #
- You know you'd rather think about MSR than work today… http://t.co/yrjKyDaW http://t.co/QZOQxuMf #
What we said this week:
Mar 11
- Tanti auguri, caro Capo! Happy Birthday Pat! http://t.co/odOBWboV #
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- Awesome set by Alden Tanaka from the NAHBS show. Check out the DeLorean in the Sarto booth! You'll be hearing… http://t.co/MW8TV1y6 #
- Great set of pictures from one of the most picturesque classics http://t.co/8dMK5I98 #
- …or, climbing sometimes hurts, but it is so, so worth it at the top! http://t.co/nbProXgh #
- Who's excited about discs on road bikes? http://t.co/b4Y7qVAn #
- More info on that Colnago disc brake bike, plus a pretty sweet TT rig. http://fb.me/1IwzcZRqa #
- We are saddened to share the news of Jerry Casale's passing. The picture of American cycling would be far bleaker… http://t.co/jKB7S8K2 #
- "Breakaway" might be a bit strong, but what do you think about this proposed idea that should give the teams (and… http://t.co/MAeR9hHO #
What we said this week:
Mar 04
- Grazie to everyone joining us on the Giro this year, and if you're not, plenty of other chances to ride in Italy… http://t.co/gHV8NoxB #
- The Italian sprinters have had a great start to the year, but have mostly avoided Cav, Farrar, Greipel and the… http://t.co/tcj7bWRc #
- Peloton puts a lot of thought and effort into their preview videos – almost as good as flipping through it… http://t.co/bkjUg4mH #
- Live Strade on the web, plus all the news. Can you believe classics season is upon us already!? http://t.co/kdWxBxdG #
- Who's going to win the first Italian classic of the year? BMC Racing Team sure has a stacked deck with Gilbert,… http://t.co/rEtI6FVe #
- Woowww! The Giro camp closed out, now the June Bormio camp is about to as well. If you were putting off your… http://t.co/AXTlbMv3 #
Hot on the heels of the Giro trip filling up, the June Bormio Climbing Camp (June 25 – 28, 2012) is down to its final few places. If you have ever wanted to challenge yourself on the famous climbs of the Giro d’Italia, this is the place to come. Over the course of a few days in the northern Dolomites, we’ll climb passes with names like Gavia, Mortirolo, Stelvio, and more.
All of that climbing is sure to wear you out, which is why we’ve chosen the spa town of Bormio for our base (well, that and its access to all of this great climbing). With a choice of Bangi Vecchi, Bagni Nuovi, or Terme di Bormio, you’ll find the perfect relaxation spot for your muscles. Recently, Bormio has centered its summer business on cycling, so the masseurs and spa technicians will be very knowledgable about the best ways to help you recover (within the WADA code, of course!).
To reserve your place on this fantastic mini-break, head on over to our registration page and sign up before it’s closed out for the year! Can’t make it in June, no problem, we’ll be headed back up in July as well. Coming hot on the heels of la Pinarello, that camp is sure to fill up as well.
That’s it, time’s up!
We’ve got a full Giro camp, and we’re looking forward to an exciting time following what is often the best Grand Tour of the year. For those of you who weren’t able to pull the trigger before registration closed, there’s always 2013. Of course, if you can’t wait that long to get to Italy, we have 2 climbing camps in Bormio this summer, several Gran Fondo rides in June and July, and lots of amateur racing nearly every weekend.
As a reminder, camp is open this year from June 1 until August 2.
Grazie, e a presto!