Lights, Camera, Action

Loose the dogs of the peloton. The time has come. The season is near. Grease your machines and stretch your extremities and prepare for battle.

It is time for the annual Wheel and Sprocket Bike Expo.

But there is more!

The WORS Racer Handbook has been out for a while, and if you are not racing mountain bike on May 6th, the La Crosse Omnium is open for registration. I wont hold it against you if you are a road biker.

And do not forget about WEMS, though most due. They begin in less than four weeks.

The Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival, a September event, is of great popularity. It may already be too late to register.

Emery’s is already in sales mode, now through the end of The Bike Expo. They are more your road bike people. Known for not being big financial contributors to the Mountain Bike Agenda.

Registration for the Bike Fed’s RAW (Race Across Wisconsin) is open. The sooner you register the more you save.

Otherwise all local trails are closed. Do not ride wet trails please.

With my father approaching the end of his life here, I did not volunteer this year for the Metro Mountain Biker’s booth at the Bike Expo.

Catalogues; this one in particular brightened my Winter. They come from everywhere and according to the Nightly Business Report people like to look through them.

The yard and garden will be going through great transformations this year. I will be re-firing up our YouTube channel to cover my exploits here and on the mountain bike trails. And you may find some of our security video playback, particularly of our neighbor’s dogs peeing on our front yard trees and berry bushes, threatening the lives of our greenery.

The $163 question: What were my three most favorite WORS races? (some may no longer exist as venues have changed) Keeping the same question. Check out the Charity Jackpot Page link in the sidebar to possibly triple the amount.