They must know something I don’t

Posted on 28. Jul, 2010 by KFullerF4 in Life, MTB

Here’s to “the Golden years”

At the monthly Cruise Golden community bike ride

Since moving to Colorado a mere 11 days ago, things have taken a turn and my bicycle legitimacy has recieved a massive boost. The bar for my output has also been significantly upped as I suddenly find myself in a world I thought would be out of reach for several years.

Two days ago, I earned the distinct honor of being the worst mountain biker ever to be hired by the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA). I start August 9 in Boulder, Colo., as the Field Programs Coordinator working with and facilitating the Trial Care Crew and National Mountain Bike Patrol.

In addition, I am a new contributor to 303 Cycling, an excellent Denver/Boulder/Golden resource for all things cycling, from stories to training tips to a comprehensive events calendar. I will be writing about Golden events and personal stories on adjusting to altitude, participation in a true cycling lifestyle and local ride experiences. Many thanks to editor Kris for inviting me to write!

Fear not, for I, unlike world-famous, award-winning blogger Fat Cyclist, will not let this newly-attained status get to my head.

I want to thank the cycling community out there in the ether for taking me in. Somewhat unfortunately, my whole “team” thus far has been digital and distant, as there was no place I felt I belonged among the small band of cyclists that roamed San Antonio, where I lived for 20 years. I’m already feeling welcome here in Colorado (despite being a Texan) and I look forward to growing stronger and more skilled so I can hang with a wider variety of people on bikes.

Here’s to the Golden years!

One Response to “They must know something I don’t”

  1. Loving the Bike

    28. Jul, 2010

    It looks like things are falling into place nicely for you. Congratulations on the 303 Cycling opportunity.

    Darryl

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