Thursday, April 30, 2009

everything and the kitchen sink



i put lots of free stuff on craigslist and the people come and pick it up.




free rusty tin shed, old moldy wet indian rug, chicken wire, wood, boards. all free. people want it all.







some homo wanted to fight me on the email about how im a "craigslist killer" because i scam people with free indian rugs, because i answer emails fast , and hes into internet crime and a red flag of fraud is fast email answering.

get a life buddy.

he didnt want to come get the rug, it was on the sidewalk, but some how he thought if he came to get it i would run out into the street and stab him with my steak knife.


wow, these freaks are for real.
heres a pic from last weekend in san fran, looking east down lombard street, over to coit tower.
once, long ago i could ride up that hill.
the japs were takin pics of me cuz i looked fast and strong.

$2 dollar hugs

alien bases on the dark side of the moon.

if the governments of the world let on the existence of aliens, all religion, your budda, jesus and krishna would collapse in the chaos of "NO GOD" people wouldnt know what to do if their god was an alien civilization and we were planted here as genetic experiments with cromagnon man/sasquatch dna with alien hybrid dna.

left 10's of thousands of years ago to inhabit and populate this planet.

think what would happen if the governments did acknowledge alien existance.

the social structure you know would collapse, the churchs and religious figures you worship would mean nothing, and the fear these churches sufficate you with would have no effect.

thats why they dont acknowledge alien existance. its all about money and power. every thing is about money and power.

yes there is "faith" but you dont need to go to a building with a steeple, pay money and worship false gods to get it.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

t bird has his hands full at gila




























rules are gay, laws and stuff, who needs em.

Saturday, April 25, 2009

golden gate



we drove to san fran bay area yesterday, then went to, mill valley, tiburon, the gg bridge, fishermans wharf, pch beach tour down to san jose/cupertino. i picked up a few hundos in nevada to cover the weekend trip costs.




stopped by my friend jeffs shop in san pablo and he always sets me up with some sweet deals, got 36 pairs of nike road shoes. yaa






now its plush livin at the hyatt with room service, espn lakers/jazz and the king bed.


hotwire.com has 4 star hotels at 2 star prices and $12 a day new car rentals.
hit the road!!!!!!!!!!

Thursday, April 23, 2009

the autobus rolls out


every thursday look for the latest gossip over at http://utahcyclingtabloid.blogspot.com/


every womans dream boat, gardie "the player" jackson

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

mind your face book manners

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

start to win with athlete octane

we had to get some at fuck u sushi























as i hoped, the gray wolf turned up.


hes sportin his new astana kit. decorated with hot glue.












jake at a cold 7am, 75 degrees. he cant hang. SRM $1700.






now he sells the dream to the gray wolf
















white line fever

Friday, April 17, 2009

Thursday, April 16, 2009

egay

how does 1 xtr rear skewer sell for $43 on egay, then a brand new xtr rear derailleur sell for $50 bucks


ya i dont get that one


his wife is pretty hot for an 80's chick


Wednesday, April 15, 2009

touch me, feel me, hold me

chippo is livin the high life in monterrey

bz munny sent me this from the bowels of the city









Monday, April 13, 2009

lookin for housing for a pro racer ben king



email from down under.
Hey Cris
I have a friend, ben king, who is in usa racing pro with fly V. He is doing all the big national road races. Do you or any one in slc have room for him and time to show him the roads around Utah? He is in san diego now. Think he did Redlands and next sea otter. If its ok and you or someone can help out I’ll give him your number?
Cheers

Graeme Allbon
Biochemistry/Haematology Laboratory Manager
Department of Physiology
Australian Institute of Sport

Thursday, April 09, 2009

marketing 101 leadville trail 100

2 questions

1-why is the mtb nation obsessed with 100 mile mtn bike races
2- why do these people want to ride leadville trail 100, basically a 100 mile out and back dirt road

if you dont get in the race, they offer a "carmichael training camp" for $1,250.00.
this gets you a t shirt, a ride with 40 other wannabe rich mtn bikers riding with carmichael, training on the course for 2 days before the race, and 1 golden ticket to the race, which you were just denied by the lottery.

i know a guy in town that did this, paid the cash and got in. he said the 40 slots were filled in a matter of minutes.

if you limit the entrees, it creates demand. you get a few famous racers to attend, and you make it easy (100 mile dirt road) with no technical ability, anyone that can balance a bike without training wheels can ride this "race" they will flock, and pay the $1250 when their name didnt get picked.
extra $50,000 in revenue for the race, lining the pockets of these guys who understand supply and demand.

for marketing its good for the promoters, and carmichael, from the racers view it sucks,
for me its a waste of time and money, i would never do that race even if it was free.

the guys that dont get in, just want it more because they were denied, and if they have the extra 1250 they will probably pay it, just to get in with their little buddies who did get in.

so my questions remain, why is everyone so into racing dirt roads at 10,000 feet with 10,000 other wannabe endurance racers, i dont get it, but most people are lemmings and like to follow the herd.

ass rocket

Tuesday, April 07, 2009

up all night sleep all day

ali g wants to moto pace up dry creek, the buddy 125 doesnt have much clearance for that jump at the bottom so i'll have to launch it, then hope nobody is coming down, then im goin to blaze it down bobsled.

he wants to do this before rmr so hes warmed up.


if youre wondering why i go up early i had to clean the basement, the pipes broke and woke me up at 3am and water is flooding down there, i dont want to clean it so im writing this sweet story.

its a slate floor so no carpets, but the 20 x 20 foot rug is soaked and probably weighs 1000 pounds.
i should go over to atrains, wake him up and get his wet vac.


if you didnt know already jeff louder and team bmc are over in belgium, they are racing roubaix sunday so check this out

and heres the route,

its on cable so watch it

othernews, the hills is on and its pretty kick ass.
operation repo is the other bad ass show on comcast 44, tru tv, not reality, actuality.

if you have never seen either of these shows youre missing out on some real tv.

my grandma told me im built like a brick shit house, im not sure if thats good or bad. i did put on a few LB's since i last saw her, and i have not been pumping iron.

my brother has 5 kids now, she also told me he needs to keep his pecker in his pants.

shes 83, and that was pretty funny.

Monday, April 06, 2009

new trails in moab

#1 MOAB Bar ‘M’ loop. North side of valley
Directions: This trail was officially opened last fall but many people still do not know about it. Parking is located across from Gemini Bridges TH next to the big plastic horse and wagon. Head south on the fire road – this is best ridden in this direction. The new trail signs really help you navigate. Start on the Bar M easy fire road to the ‘O’ trail, single track and lots of slickrock- super fun and easy to navigate. The brown line turns it into more of a meditative trail than a slickrock always looking for the next cairn ride. This will encourage people to stay on the trail and protect vegetation around. Go to ‘A’ trail – lots of slickrock and singletrack. Then come out on ‘M’ trail again. Pass through the parking lot and head to ‘B’ loop- this one is my favorite and the one me and my students spent hundreds of hours working on. Like Fruita riding- singletrack – to ‘Killer B’ trail- steep (I definitely can’t clean this yet but I’m sure many of you can) take this to the road –or the bike trail back to the car- or ride it as a loop and the 'B' loop will take you back to 'M' loop. would be a perfect full moon ride and could hook up with soverign trail and klondike bluffs to baby steps for a big ride!

There are tons of ways to link these up together. They are designed for families and still offer very technical and fun loops –something for everyone!

PS, Baby steps is now signed and easy to find and so much fun to ride. Its located on the Klondike bluffs trail- new signs will lead you there!

#2 Pot hole arch loop. South west side of valley
This ride- some of you may have ridden already if you have local friends. It has been a rogue trail for years but is marked now and legal- the BLM supports this trail and provided the signs and helped with maintenance organization. This trail was the ‘baby’ of the Director of Trail Mix! Thank Jeff VanHorn for this one!
Directions: Approach either by riding up Amasa Back or Hurrah Pass to the Ladder climb- depending on your interests that day! Once you are at the top- keep riding towards the river- the new signs will take you the rest of the way. Look for brown markings and lines on the slickrock so cairns do not have to be placed everywhere and this keeps people off the sensitive soils in the potholes up there! This view is spectacular! The trail of mostly technical singletrack wraps around to another trail which will lead you back to the beginning of Amasa back-your other option is to cross Kane Creek to the lower parking lot. Depending on time of year – this is one way to finish but the new singletrack is amazing- and technical! I highly recommend this ride. It’s pretty technical and fairly long- maybe 20 to 30+ miles depending how you approach pothole arch trail. One of my favorites!

#3 Porcupine Trail UPS- now open, legal and environmentally friendly! East side
Many of you know and love the classic ‘bike eating’ Porcupine trail. And some of you have been lucky enough to ride the newer LPS, lower porcupine trail above the old entrance. Well, even fewer have ridden the UPS section- mainly because the forest service has done all it could to keep riders off this section with little reason why. Well, I wanted to find out and to help be a part of the solution. So I volunteered along with members from all the bike shops in Moab, the shuttle companies and the touring companies along with the forest service. Max Forgensi, of the forest service is responsible for this work and organization- could not have happened without his efforts!
A little history: I learned the reason why UPS has been closed and deemed illegal is for 2 reasons- and very good ones! #1 a golden eagle has decided to nest on the rim very close to the old trail- humans need to be away from theses sites of they do not stay there! She has come back to nest 5 years documented and the wildlife experts working with us said they have seen successful offspring each spring. #2 Archaeologists have located anasazi sites in this area and the old trail was very close to 2 of these sites. One the ground, you could find shards of tools and there are several granaries up there. Scientists have yet to excavate- but are planning with funding in the future- so these sites need to be preserved.
I was one of those riders who poached the trail for years not knowing why the forest service kept closing the trail- well, now I feel silly and had to apologize for my actions- through some hard work! We re-seeded the old trail with a field botanist and did all we could to obscure the old trail. The NEW section of trail- about 5 miles, is AMAZING. Very technical and difficult but rideable by those sick enough to haul a big bike up there or for those amazing Park City XC ride anything riders!
Directions: Ride UP sand flats road (remember your $2 for the non-profit up there who cares for the land, the campsites and the bathrooms..hurray!) You will pass the old parking lot keep riding UP sand Flats road. If you are interested in only riding LPS to porcupine, look for the forest service sign, and a new TH sign just to the left before the cattle guard.
If you want all the goods, keep riding UP sand Flats road. Look for the Kokopelli trail sign on the left a few more miles up. Ride the KT and look for our new sign for UPS! It’s a new carsonite placed with pride- as this is part of one of the best rides in the country!!! Come back in June to ride the whole enchilada- from Burro Pass, Hazard Pass to the river! Starts at 11,000ft and goes to 4,000ft! That’s more descending than Wasatch Crest with way more technical riding. If you liked this ride, please call or email the forest service LaSal region-or stop by to thank them! 100 north next to the post office in town. The more response they get, the more likely they will be to start another project! (if you get lost on the kokopelli, you can always ride it the first time by taking LPS trail and turn right once you are on the trail- you will ride the upper part backwards but its still really good, then you will see the entrance and will be able to find it later.)

#4 NOT OPEN YET to the PUBLIC but YOU should go RIDE IT NOW!!!!
Dead Horse State Park allowed TrailMix and the Moab Trail Alliance to build the first ever singletrack in the park! It’s a 12 mile loop with more in the works if we all behave and ride with ethics-which I know we all will. The potential for technical descents into the valley are mind-blowing- making the portal trail look easy and short! For now, this singletrack I like to call ‘the post ride –coffee talk ride’ Perfect for Single Speeders or for families with good riders. It’s very new and needs to be ridden. It’s wide but will as people ride; we will create one solid singletrack. It is one of the most scenic trails I have ever ridden- the views will take you off your bike if you are not careful! This is the ‘brainchild’ of Jeff VanHorn of TrailMix and Joel, his partner in crime- as legal trail builders in Moab. They put countless hours into this project- each portions built by hand- 1,000’s of hours of work –a labor of love.
This trail is so cool- that May 2, I believe, Governor Huntsman will inaugurate the trail as the first mountain bike trail in a state park in Utah. Hopefully setting a trend around the state and beyond!
Directions: Enter the park: go left instead of straight on hwy 313 to canyonlands. Horsetheif campground is a really good one if you are looking to camp in the area- just before the entrance. (No water)
Go to the visitor center- park on the east side of the lot close to the TH. Here is the important part!!! Since this trail is NOT OFFICIALLY OPEN YET- YOU MUST CHECK IN! or you may be given a ticket- which would be lame!
When you arrive, let them know you are a volunteer for TrailMix and you are here to ride and pack down the trail. Let them know you are excellent at navigating trails in the area and you are able to find your way. After May 2nd, the trail will be open to everyone but until then, please check in. They are looking out for people who don’t ride much in the areas and don’t want people getting lost until the final touches are done to the trail. I have ridden it several times and it’s definitely loose- but each set of tires will help this- and if you lose your way just look for yellow and pink flags- you will find your way no problem and you will love this trail. Especially for families and SS’ers!

organizations who make this all happen: BLM Moab field office Trailmix: http://www.trailmix.org/ Moab Trail Alliance http://www.moabtrailalliance.org/ LaSal Forest Service: Max Forgensi and many volunteers......

i got this email from bethany elson, bethanycjm@gmail.com

Saturday, April 04, 2009

slyfox is goin all the way...ok heres atrains real fave song vid #1 dj all the way!!!!







atrains fave song

doesnt look that muddy



i finally signed up on twitter so check it out at slyfox801

Thursday, April 02, 2009

i like swearing



give me a sign



Wednesday, April 01, 2009

i need a phlebotomy

im getting in to blood letting i cant deal with this 49 hematocrit

and im revisting old skool eminem, funny stuff.