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Miscellaneous pictures, videos, and other files
- Team Time Trial Video, 2007
Bo, Bryan, Frank and Tim on the River Road - 2007 Jersey Design
PDF file - 2007 Bike
- Sponsor logos - high resolution, transparent background (right-click, select Save Target As)
Herring Gas
The Bike Crossing DPlot
Human Performance Company
Mercury
SRAM
Subway
Trippe's Western Auto
Voler
MapMyRide routes from various team members
Tim's Lake Pontchartrain loop: View this route in MapMyRide
139 miles.
Bo's Red Bluff ride: View this route in MapMyRide
Bo says:
This Red Bluff route is a great ride to prep for Rouge Roubaix.
For south Mississippi, this is about as hilly as it gets. My ErgoMo showed over 2,000 feet of climbing during the 51 miles.
The hill on Fire Tower road is the longest climb of about one mile. This first climb is about 12 miles south of Monticello.
Of course, there are the two climbs on Hwy 587: Red Bluff at mile 30, the view here is great, and White Bluff at mile 35,
the steepest grade of over 10%. Due to the climbing and slag sections, this route will help prepare you for the brutality
of the course and gravel sections during the "Hell of the South" in March.
Kenny's Tour of New Orleans: View this route in MapMyRide
Kenny says:
The Tour of New Orleans is a year-round group ride. Originally set up as an alternative to the New Orleans Giro
group ride/hammer-fest, it hopefully will become another route for New Orleans cyclists to keep from getting bored stiff
from riding the levee or Lakeshore Drive. This ride starts at the Audubon Zoo and goes through Kenner, Lakefront, New Orleans
East, 9th Ward, French Quarter, Garden District and Uptown. The pace (with the group) is typical winter training pace, nothing
that'll make your eyes cross. It can also be easily added to for extra miles, or cut short at Lakeshore Drive, giving you the
option of a 2,3 or 4 hours ride. As mapped, it is 53 miles and has a couple of grassy sections (100 feet or less) which are
better than most paved roads in N.O.. Bring money for coffee and biegnets.
(Ed: To be informed when a group will be doing this ride, sign up for the LAMBRA mailing list.)
Reganton/Grand Gulf: View this route in MapMyRide
65 miles, add 38 to start/finish at the Hyde house. Plenty of good climbs on this one; particularly leaving Grand Gulf park.
Vicksburg/Crystal Springs/Vicksburg: View this route in MapMyRide
105 miles, good enough roads, zero traffic. Mostly out-and-back with a nice detour in the Reganton area.
