March 2020 Photo Contest
As a way to stay engaged with the team during quarantine, BJC athletes entered their photos for a chance to
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BJC Volunteers Help Get More Kids on Bikes
May, 2017 — This season, BJC riders and families volunteered for a special project: we helped give away 50 free
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Wind, Rain & Racing – Fruita
Rumble @ 18 Road – By Isaac Nagel-Brice Leading up to the season’s first race, the final week of
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Riding the Belgian Stairs
Luke rides the Belgian Stairs
Read moreCross 2013-2014 Recap – Nats!!
A look back at 2013 With National championship on our home turf in Boulder the turn out of BJC riders
Read moreCross Recap – BCSD p/b BJC
A look back at 2013 – 2013 Marked the start of a new Elite Junior Cyclocross Team – Boulder Cycle
Read moreCross 2013-2014 Recap – The kids are alright
A look back at 2013 A short photo essay of the 2013-2014 Cross Season. Thank you Ralph Hart. To see
Read moreCongratulations to Coach Ann Trombley
Congratulations to Coach Ann Trombley for receiving the 2014 “Trailblazer Award” from the Sportswomen of Colorado. BJC would not be
Read moreBJC at the Boulder Cup-Valmont Bike Park October 13
We are so excited by the great participation that BJC had at the Boulder Cup Cyclo cross race. BJC had
Read moreColorado Juniors at 2013 CX Nationals
Check out this great write-up about Colorado Juniors at Nationals. http://provelopassion.wordpress.com/2013/01/26/colorado-juniors-face-joy-and-disappointment-at-2013-cyclocross-nationals/
Read morePunk Rock and Roller Fest – Super fun time
In case you didn’t attend the Punk Rockin Roller fest, here are 2 links so you can catch up on
Read moreRider Diary: Salida Road Race 2011
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Salida Road Race
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I looked at the clock on my bike computer, and it said 5:58.- There were 11 minutes to my start, so I rolled over to the start/finish line, and there were all the juniors, standing in a large group, waiting for the officials to line us up.- We were directed to the start, and after what seemed like forever, we started.- The officials had told us 1 lap, instead of the 2 the flyer had said.- We formed a pace line with an Amicas- kid at the front.- He was there all the way to the feed station, where another kid attacked, and I thought that we could catch back up if we could have a high tempo.- We turned the right hand corner that would take us up the hill.- We rode hard to the left hand corner that meant we were heading into the neighborhood.- I looked back and saw that there was an Alpha kid, Birgit Morris of Two Rivers, the Amicas- kid, and myself.- I was happy but amazed at the reduction of the field.- We were still chasing when we got to the first stair step.- He had a 7 or 8 second gap when we were past the steep section.- It flattened out for a while, but there was still a small grade.- The Amicas- kid was still on the front, powering away.- There were two small downhills, but they were short and were meaningless except for catching your breath.- Then there was a left turn that led you even farther up the mountain.- There was a 30-45 second uphill, and I attacked on it.- I had a 5 second gap going into the gravel, so I was good.- The Amicas- kid bridged up to me on the descent, but that was fine.- It was a breakneck descent, and I was using my 53-11. (DISCLAIMER-I have 650 wheels).- We had a small gap on the Alpha kid, but he probably could close it.- When we got to the bottom, the Amicas- kid had caught us.- We worked together on the flat, twisty part before the finish.- On the last 90 degree corner, the Amicas- kid went into it with way too much speed, and he skidded and went all the way across the road.- Then the two of us finished in a sprint, and the Alpha kid won it, but I didn-t care, I got third.
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