Show #133 – Fight Like Susan
Aug 7th, 2009 | By Fredcaster | Category: PodcastsTHE FREDCAST CYCLING PODCAST
EPISODE 133
August 6, 2009
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This episode of The FredCast features the final Training with Ken segment and an announcement about our Tour of Utah charity events. In the news this week: Susan Nelson, Tour de France Wrap-up, New Colorado Cycling Law, Helmet Saves a Cyclist from a Bullet, and more.
This week’s show is dedicated to the memory of Susan Nelson – FIGHT LIKE SUSAN!
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Announcement
IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK
- RIP Susan Nelson – FIGHT LIKE SUSAN!
- Tour de France Wrap-up
- Upcoming Pro Cycling Events
- Pro Cycling Standings
- New Colorado Law Provides for Cyclist Safety
- Boulder Colorado Hires Cycling Liaison
- No Civil Disobedience at Colorado Event
- Cyclist Hit by Lightning Survives
- Helmet Saves Cyclist . . . From Bullet!
THIS WEEK’S FEATURES
- Training with Ken: Le Etape du Tour, Mt. Ventoux Stage, Interview with Andrew Messick from the Tour of California
PODSAFE CYCLING MUSIC: Stroker by Chasing Red
Show Notes: Available HERE
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Dave
My wife and I are leaving for france for 2 weeks of tandem biking with people we met online @ warmshowers.org
We planned to climb Alpe d’huez on Sept 12 the same time you will be on the summit and as a Fredcast listener, I want to meet you.
Call me at 314-308-2565 to talk about what time you will be at the summit and how we might meet….
Stew Clark
My ms team in MO has 120 members and we raise 100,000.00 buck a year…Not bad Huh?
Dave,
Thanks so much for putting into words my issues with Team Astana in this years Tour. I felt all the way thru that coverage was SO slanted to Lance vs Alberto. I have been having trouble making clear my issues, but you handled it so well. I will be referring people here and to this podcast for the real story!
Fight like Susan! and best to Elden and his family.
Blair
David,
Just a quick comment, if it has not already been made in regards to your thoughts on cyclists obeying traffic laws. Being someone, like you, who wants to do my part to improve the cycling communities reputation, and living in a community in which three cyclists have been killed by motorists in the last few months, I do my best to obey all traffic laws. However, our community is filled with traffic lights that simply do not respond to a cyclist. i know which ones they are and my only choices are to run the lights (after I have slowed down and checked traffic) or to figure out a way to push the cross walk. This is a huge problem for most of our routes in the city and makes it very difficult to obey the law.