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| 1407.1 | We'll miss ya, Kev. | CLYPPR::FISHER | Pat Pending | Thu Jan 11 1990 15:35 | 7 |
| You're gonna hafta ride some to capture the UMCA in MO. Bob Harting's
got it tied up most of the time. :-)
I've seen reports of lots of attendance in MO.
Still leading NH,
ed
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| 1407.2 | Gee Ed, I'll miss everyone here, too... if... | NAC::KLASMAN | | Fri Jan 12 1990 07:53 | 13 |
| <<< Note 1407.1 by CLYPPR::FISHER "Pat Pending" >>>
-< We'll miss ya, Kev. >-
> You're gonna hafta ride some to capture the UMCA in MO. Bob Harting's
> got it tied up most of the time. :-)
I'm not worried too much about that. If UMCA creates a tandem division, Lisa
and I can shoot for that.
Anyway, don't start missing me yet... I'm still "just looking"!
Kevin
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| 1407.3 | Lived there for 8 years | MORK::DIGNAN | If you build it, he will come | Sun Jan 21 1990 18:48 | 23 |
| Well, I moved from St. Louis to Denver about a year ago, but I can tell
you a few things. There are lots of cyclists in St. Louis; AYH runs a
full calendar of rides throughout the year, and they are well attended.
There are a number of centuries in the area, also very well attended
(hundreds of riders). There is a very popular Double Century (or more,
if you're up for it) in Litchfield IL every year.
You'll find a variety of terrain, from the Missouri and Mississippi
River floodplains to the rolling (sometimes steep) foothills of the
Ozarks.
One downside to cycling in St. Louis: if you live within a 20 minute
commute of the DEC office, you'll still be in the midst of a large
urban area (translation: traffic, and narrow or no shoulders). And St.
Louis also has its fair share of "hoosiers," the Missouri word for
redneck. These folks will harrass anyone in lycra from time to time,
just for sport.
But if you pick your home carefully (west St. Louis Cty. or St Charles
Co. for instance) you should be able to continue to enjoy your cycling
lifestyle.
Pete
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| 1407.4 | St. Louis Contact | GLDOA::AUGHINBAUGH | | Tue Mar 20 1990 16:29 | 3 |
| Suggest you contact Susan Moore in the St. Louis Field Service
organization. STO number is 314-991-6400. Susan did the Ironman a few
years back and is still actively pursuing triatholons.
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| 1407.5 | We're staying here after all | BCSE::KLASMAN | Boston-Montreal-Boston 1990 | Wed Mar 21 1990 07:08 | 4 |
| Thanks for the suggestion, but we've decided to stay put in NH, at least for a
couple more years.
Kevin
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