After returning from the UK, I found work in Burbank as a PA. After only one week of working for the Worst boss I have ever known, we were send home for the holidays. When we returned the company had closed. Needless to say, I turn him into the labor board. I have been working small free lance job for little or no money since. but i am gaining experience in the film industry and meeting fun and interesting people along the way. I've had some great bicycle adventures too. Here is my top ten places to ride in or near California: (so far)

1. Soledad caynnon (road and Mountain Bike) the tour of California cames though here.

2. Goat paths in Palm Springs ( Mountain bike)

3. Joshua Tree National forest. (Road bike)

4. Dillion Road neat Hot desert springs (Road bike)

5. Hwy 74 near Palm Springs (Road Bike)

6. Idlwild, Califonria (Mountain bike)

7. Big Bear, California (Mountain bike)

8. hwy 2 in LA (Road)

9. Red Rock caynnon Vegas (road and Mountain bike)

10 Mead lake- Vegas (road)

Just riding around LA is wild and not as dangerous as I once thought. 

I meet some interesting bicycle people too. Above is a guy who lives on his bike with his two dogs. Can you image pulling those big dogs across the country? I can't

Then there is the Slab city people. WOW a lot of bicycle nuts there. Above is the welcome sign for slab city. it is a chopper bicycle. 

I meet a drug gang that only ride bicycles. They stopped and talk to me because I had a COOL 29er. I met the man who rode his bicycle across the country until a car hit him the doctor told he could not ride any more so now he put motors on his bikes so he can keep riding across the country and the list goes on. Everyone has a story some are more interesting then others.

What my NEXT great adventure??? I plan to attend Burning man in the desert this summer. A Wild event with a lot of bicycles. In the mean time, the Big Bear Mountain bike events and I am finish exploring the Soledad area. Of course there are plenty more places I want to go. If you get time check out all the pictures on my Facebook page.

Randall

Other parts of the UK

Here is a cool grave yard in small town outside Tower. I follow this big ugly bird around a corner and saw this: 

Brighton, UK

Here is a picture of  a bike that has been turned into a drum set. He rides his bike to a location then set up his drum set to play for the crowd. all the attachment have braze ons.

Hello everyone!
I am in the UK riding around the Southern coast. Brighton being the high light. When I got to Dover. I went across to France. I did not like traveling in France. Belgium was equally hard to travel in but the people were very friendly and accommodating. I started getting a cold so I headed back to London for a rest. I guess I will have to discover the Northern and Holland in another trip. London is a great place to people watch party and explore the British culture.
He is a picture of my bike on the eurostar (train);

Winter Training in the west 2008

Once again, I toured the Southwest for winter training. This time I didn't take a car. I rode over half the trip by bicycle. The rest of the time, I used a bus or train. I went to Palm Spring California to find some great riding on Thousand Palms drive and along the base of the Joshua Tree National Park (Dillon road). I also found a senic 48 mile climb up highway 74 and into the small artist village of Idyllwild. It was only 5000ft but hwy 74 has plenty of rolling hills to tear at the legs. I attended the Palms Spring International film festival and then headed back to Tucson.
Tucson is really a bicycle mecca. Ora Valley lead me to the Biosphere one day and then to the Kit peak Observatory another day. Of course my main goal was to ride Mt Lemmon (26 miles at 8000ft) and so I did. Check out the pictures.

I also threw in a couple of dirt road rides. One the Funnest was up Reddington road on the North side of Tucson. (picture)
On my way down, I decided to wait until the sunset and I am glad I did. What a great country this is!!!! Most days it was around 60 while Oklahoma was in the 20's
Boy it was hard returning this time.
Randall

biking on the computor

Great news, Adventure Bicycle Center is going into the virtual world by way of Second Life. Randall is experimenting with putting a virtual Bicycle shop in world. Randall will be providing some free bicycle supplies along with knowledge of the virtual world. How to create your own bicycle to ride though the virtual world.
U tube videos and more.
Check it out! www.secondlife.com
Randall Clayborn

Ride announcements

Announcement:
We are now having a cyclocross ride on Thursday this fall. The CX ride will be on dirt Roads outside the city limits. We are starting this ride in September and will run though October.

For the month of September, we meet at the radio towers on hwy 123.
Here is the map:
http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/ok/bartlesville/1006476790

For the month of October we are meeting in Caney and going from Caney to whiperwil and back.
Here is the map:
http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/ok/bartlesville/463999397

Jacob's Pick 3 TDF Contest

The pick three has ended and so has the tour:
Here are the winners:
1. CONTADOR Alberto 112 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 91h 00' 26"
2. EVANS Cadel 41 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 91h 00' 49" + 00' 23"
3. LEIPHEIMER Levi 111 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 91h 00' 57" + 00' 31"
4. SASTRE Carlos 31 TEAM CSC 91h 07' 34" + 07' 08"
5. ZUBELDIA Haimar 71 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 91h 08' 43" + 08' 17"
6. VALVERDE Alejandro 18 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 91h 12' 03" + 11' 37"
7. KIRCHEN Kim 27 T-MOBILE TEAM 91h 12' 44" + 12' 18"
8. POPOVYCH Yaroslav 118 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 91h 12' 51" + 12' 25"
9. ASTARLOZA Mikel 73 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 91h 14' 40" + 14' 14"
10. PEREIRO SIO Oscar 11 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 91h 14' 51" + 14' 25"
11. SOLER HERNANDEZ Juan Mauricio 219 BARLOWORLD 91h 17' 17" + 16' 51"
12. BOOGERD Michael 52 RABOBANK 91h 21' 41" + 21' 15"
13. ARROYO David 12 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 91h 22' 15" + 21' 49"
14. KARPETS Vladimir 15 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 91h 24' 41" + 24' 15"
15. HORNER Christopher 44 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 91h 25' 45" + 25' 19"
16. MAYO Iban 207 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 91h 27' 35" + 27' 09"
17. SCHLECK Frank 36 TEAM CSC 91h 32' 14" + 31' 48"
18. BELTRAN Manuel 153 LIQUIGAS 91h 34' 40" + 34' 14"
19. VALJAVEC Tadej 88 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 91h 37' 34" + 37' 08"
20. COBO ACEBO Juan Jose 204 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 91h 37' 40" + 37' 14"
21. GARATE Juan Manuel 174 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 91h 38' 42" + 38' 16"
22. GUTIERREZ José Ivan 14 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 91h 46' 08" + 45' 42"
23. TXURRUKA Amets 78 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 91h 50' 00" + 49' 34"
24. HINCAPIE George 114 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 91h 55' 16" + 54' 50"
25. VANDEVELDE Christian 37 TEAM CSC 91h 56' 16" + 55' 50"
26. FOFONOV Dmitriy 106 CREDIT AGRICOLE 91h 56' 49" + 56' 23"
27. GOUBERT Stephane 68 AG2R PREVOYANCE 92h 06' 56" + 1h 06' 30"
28. VOIGT Jens 38 TEAM CSC 92h 08' 48" + 1h 08' 22"
29. VILA ERRANDONEA Patxi 89 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 92h 10' 03" + 1h 09' 37"
30. HALGAND Patrice 107 CREDIT AGRICOLE 92h 13' 11" + 1h 12' 45"
31. KOHL Bernhard 95 GEROLSTEINER 92h 13' 53" + 1h 13' 27"
32. SIUTSOU Kanstantsin 218 BARLOWORLD 92h 15' 42" + 1h 15' 16"
33. BOTCHAROV Alexandre 103 CREDIT AGRICOLE 92h 22' 51" + 1h 22' 25"
34. FOTHEN Markus 93 GEROLSTEINER 92h 30' 38" + 1h 30' 12"
35. DEKKER Thomas 54 RABOBANK 92h 31' 00" + 1h 30' 34"
36. GERDEMANN Linus 25 T-MOBILE TEAM 92h 31' 13" + 1h 30' 47"
37. MOREAU Christophe 61 AG2R PREVOYANCE 92h 33' 32" + 1h 33' 06"
38. GUSEV Vladimir 113 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 92h 34' 16" + 1h 33' 50"
39. DUENAS NEVADO Moises 133 AGRITUBEL 92h 36' 59" + 1h 36' 33"
40. TANKINK Bram 177 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 92h 37' 10" + 1h 36' 44"
41. BRUSEGHIN Marzio 84 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 92h 37' 10" + 1h 36' 44"
42. BARREDO Carlos 172 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 92h 37' 12" + 1h 36' 46"
43. LANDALUZE Inigo 76 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 92h 37' 16" + 1h 36' 50"
44. TURPIN Ludovic 69 AG2R PREVOYANCE 92h 45' 20" + 1h 44' 54"
45. WEGELIUS Charles 158 LIQUIGAS 92h 46' 51" + 1h 46' 25"
46. FLORENCIO Xavier 123 BOUYGUES TELECOM 92h 52' 45" + 1h 52' 19"
47. KNEES Christian 185 TEAM MILRAM 92h 53' 49" + 1h 53' 23"
48. VERDUGO Gorka 79 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 92h 53' 58" + 1h 53' 32"
49. DE LA FUENTE David 205 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 92h 55' 16" + 1h 54' 50"
50. PEREZ Ruben 77 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 92h 56' 41" + 1h 56' 15"
51. CUESTA Inigo 34 TEAM CSC 92h 59' 11" + 1h 58' 45"
52. ARRIETA Jose Luis 62 AG2R PREVOYANCE 93h 00' 33" + 2h 00' 07"
53. CAMANO Iker 202 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 93h 05' 43" + 2h 05' 17"
54. GADRET John 66 AG2R PREVOYANCE 93h 07' 16" + 2h 06' 50"
55. VASSEUR Cédric 179 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 93h 08' 40" + 2h 08' 14"
56. CIONI Dario 43 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 93h 11' 08" + 2h 10' 42"
57. PORTAL Nicolas 17 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 93h 15' 40" + 2h 15' 14"
58. LEFEVRE Laurent 125 BOUYGUES TELECOM 93h 15' 43" + 2h 15' 17"
59. ALBASINI Michael 152 LIQUIGAS 93h 19' 01" + 2h 18' 35"
60. WEGMANN Fabian 98 GEROLSTEINER 93h 20' 02" + 2h 19' 36"
61. MARTINEZ Egoi 115 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 93h 20' 42" + 2h 20' 16"
62. MERCKX Axel 28 T-MOBILE TEAM 93h 21' 26" + 2h 21' 00"
63. VAN SUMMEREN Johan 48 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 93h 22' 23" + 2h 21' 57"
64. LÖVKVIST Thomas 168 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 93h 23' 16" + 2h 22' 50"
65. PAULINHO Sergio 117 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 93h 23' 57" + 2h 23' 31"
66. VOECKLER Thomas 129 BOUYGUES TELECOM 93h 25' 00" + 2h 24' 34"
67. ARVESEN Kurt-Asle 32 TEAM CSC 93h 25' 02" + 2h 24' 36"
68. PINEAU Jérôme 126 BOUYGUES TELECOM 93h 25' 25" + 2h 24' 59"
69. MILLAR David 201 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 93h 32' 33" + 2h 32' 07"
70. AERTS Mario 42 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 93h 33' 24" + 2h 32' 58"
71. CASAR Sandy 161 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 93h 34' 12" + 2h 33' 46"
72. PEREZ SANCHEZ Francisco 16 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 93h 37' 51" + 2h 37' 25"
73. WILLEMS Frederik 159 LIQUIGAS 93h 37' 56" + 2h 37' 30"
74. ELMIGER Martin 65 AG2R PREVOYANCE 93h 38' 07" + 2h 37' 41"
75. BENNATI Daniele 82 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 93h 38' 56" + 2h 38' 30"
76. CARLSTRÖM Kjell 154 LIQUIGAS 93h 40' 00" + 2h 39' 34"
77. RINERO Christophe 208 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 93h 41' 25" + 2h 40' 59"
78. GRIVKO Andriy 184 TEAM MILRAM 93h 42' 07" + 2h 41' 41"
79. ZABEL Erik 181 TEAM MILRAM 93h 42' 54" + 2h 42' 28"
80. MERCADO Juan Miguel 131 AGRITUBEL 93h 44' 53" + 2h 44' 27"
81. SCHOLZ Ronny 97 GEROLSTEINER 93h 45' 05" + 2h 44' 39"
82. AZANZA Jorge 74 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 93h 50' 56" + 2h 50' 30"
83. VAUGRENARD Benoît 169 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 93h 51' 20" + 2h 50' 54"
84. FEDRIGO Pierrick 121 BOUYGUES TELECOM 93h 54' 08" + 2h 53' 42"
85. FLECHA Juan Antonio 55 RABOBANK 93h 56' 24" + 2h 55' 58"
86. NIERMANN Grischa 57 RABOBANK 93h 56' 35" + 2h 56' 09"
87. SCHUMACHER Stefan 91 GEROLSTEINER 93h 56' 56" + 2h 56' 30"
88. BALLAN Alessandro 81 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 93h 57' 31" + 2h 57' 05"
89. KUSCHYNSKI Aleksandr 156 LIQUIGAS 93h 59' 12" + 2h 58' 46"
90. ISASI Inaki 75 EUSKALTEL - EUSKADI 94h 00' 03" + 2h 59' 37"
91. GARCIA ACOSTA Vicente 13 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 94h 01' 04" + 3h 00' 38"
92. VOGONDY Nicolas 139 AGRITUBEL 94h 01' 16" + 3h 00' 50"
93. TSCHOPP Johann 128 BOUYGUES TELECOM 94h 07' 45" + 3h 07' 19"
94. GERRANS Simon 67 AG2R PREVOYANCE 94h 09' 45" + 3h 09' 19"
95. BOSSONI Paolo 83 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 94h 10' 22" + 3h 09' 56"
96. RIGHI Daniele 87 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 94h 11' 01" + 3h 10' 35"
97. JEGOU Lilian 166 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 94h 14' 37" + 3h 14' 11"
98. GESLIN Anthony 124 BOUYGUES TELECOM 94h 14' 41" + 3h 14' 15"
99. EFIMKIN Alexander 211 BARLOWORLD 94h 14' 45" + 3h 14' 19"
100. CANCELLARA Fabian 33 TEAM CSC 94h 16' 14" + 3h 15' 48"
101. FISCHER Murilo Antoniobil 155 LIQUIGAS 94h 16' 34" + 3h 16' 08"
102. BICHOT Freddy 132 AGRITUBEL 94h 17' 24" + 3h 16' 58"
103. CANADA David 203 SAUNIER DUVAL - PRODIR 94h 17' 45" + 3h 17' 19"
104. ROSSELER Sébastien 175 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 94h 18' 51" + 3h 18' 25"
105. GRABSCH Bert 26 T-MOBILE TEAM 94h 20' 24" + 3h 19' 58"
106. CARDENAS Félix 212 BARLOWORLD 94h 20' 24" + 3h 19' 58"
107. DEAN Julian 105 CREDIT AGRICOLE 94h 22' 23" + 3h 21' 57"
108. TOSATTO Matteo 178 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 94h 22' 40" + 3h 22' 14"
109. BONNET William 102 CREDIT AGRICOLE 94h 23' 25" + 3h 22' 59"
110. HOSTE Leif 45 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 94h 23' 28" + 3h 23' 02"
111. CHEULA Gianpaolo 213 BARLOWORLD 94h 23' 37" + 3h 23' 11"
112. LADAGNOUS Matthieu 167 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 94h 23' 43" + 3h 23' 17"
113. QUINZIATO Manuel 157 LIQUIGAS 94h 24' 08" + 3h 23' 42"
114. JALABERT Nicolas 137 AGRITUBEL 94h 24' 28" + 3h 24' 02"
115. NOVAL GONZALEZ Benjamin 116 DISCOVERY CHANNEL TEAM 94h 24' 39" + 3h 24' 13"
116. GRABSCH Ralf 183 TEAM MILRAM 94h 25' 01" + 3h 24' 35"
117. DELAGE Mickaël 163 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 94h 25' 12" + 3h 24' 46"
118. HUNTER Robert 216 BARLOWORLD 94h 26' 38" + 3h 26' 12"
119. BOONEN Tom 171 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 94h 26' 45" + 3h 26' 19"
120. SIEBERG Marcel 189 TEAM MILRAM 94h 27' 14" + 3h 26' 48"
121. EISEL Bernhard 24 T-MOBILE TEAM 94h 27' 23" + 3h 26' 57"
122. CORTINOVIS Alessandro 182 TEAM MILRAM 94h 27' 30" + 3h 27' 04"
123. DE JONGH Steven 173 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 94h 28' 11" + 3h 27' 45"
124. LONGO BORGHINI Paolo 217 BARLOWORLD 94h 28' 14" + 3h 27' 48"
125. SALMON Benoit 138 AGRITUBEL 94h 29' 25" + 3h 28' 59"
126. CORIONI Claudio 85 LAMPRE-FONDITAL 94h 29' 52" + 3h 29' 26"
127. BURGHARDT Marcus 22 T-MOBILE TEAM 94h 30' 03" + 3h 29' 37"
128. WEENING Pieter 59 RABOBANK 94h 32' 15" + 3h 31' 49"
129. HAUSSLER Heinrich 94 GEROLSTEINER 94h 32' 56" + 3h 32' 30"
130. CHAVANEL Sébastien 162 FRANCAISE DES JEUX 94h 35' 51" + 3h 35' 25"
131. POITSCHKE Enrico 188 TEAM MILRAM 94h 35' 54" + 3h 35' 28"
132. HINAULT Sébastien 108 CREDIT AGRICOLE 94h 36' 03" + 3h 35' 37"
133. WROLICH Peter 99 GEROLSTEINER 94h 36' 31" + 3h 36' 05"
134. DE GROOT Bram 53 RABOBANK 94h 38' 12" + 3h 37' 46"
135. FÖRSTER Robert 92 GEROLSTEINER 94h 40' 36" + 3h 40' 10"
136. CHARTEAU Anthony 104 CREDIT AGRICOLE 94h 41' 10" + 3h 40' 44"
137. KRAUSS Sven 96 GEROLSTEINER 94h 41' 17" + 3h 40' 51"
138. STEEGMANS Gert 176 QUICK STEP - INNERGETIC 94h 42' 04" + 3h 41' 38"
139. HUSHOVD Thor 101 CREDIT AGRICOLE 94h 42' 23" + 3h 41' 57"
140. THOMAS Geraint 215 BARLOWORLD 94h 47' 17" + 3h 46' 51"
141. VANSEVENANT Wim 49 PREDICTOR - LOTTO 94h 53' 20" + 3h 52' 54"
142. DNF
143. All the Dopers!

Our winner of the pick 3 contest is: (Thanks to all the dopers out there)Te he
Who else ME! Randall Clayborn but since I have the Lance video
I am awarding the video to:
Tony Watts = 147 points Thanks for playing!





Jacob's pick 3 TDF Contest
A total of 21 teams and 189 cyclists will put their best tread forward for the Tour de France, which will begin in London on July 7. This is the the world's most prestigious cycling event.

The race is made up of 20 stages and a prologue and ultimately covers over 2,200 miles. The race consists of 11 flat stages, seven on mountains and two individual time trials. There will also be rest days on Monday, July 16 and Tuesday, July 24 before it finally concludes on July 29 with a grand finale across the Chevreuse Valley before entering Paris. There the riders will race around the Champs-Elysees, the most prestigious and broadest avenue in Paris.

After the Tour's grand opening in London, the race sends riders to north France. From Dunkerque, France, sprinters are tested by five relatively flat stages before reaching Bourg-en-Bresse and four days in the Alps. Then in southeast France, riders reach Tallard at stage 10 for two stages of flat riding before heading into the Pyrenees Mountains for the next six days. When in Pau after the mountain stages, there are just four stages remaining, with the last stage entering Paris.

Gone are the days of Lance Armstrong's dominating seven-year run as champion. In 2006, so in 2007 it is an open match.
We at Adventure Bicycle Center are holding a pick three contest of your favorite riders. Those three riders with the least amount of points bases on overall classification wins a Lance Big 6 video from Adventure Bicycle Center.Yes ABC employees are playing too so get your game face on:
Here are the rides I believe with have the best overall placings:

Alejandro Valverde, who has two silver medals and a bronze at world championship road races, is also a strong contender as the head of team Caisse d'pargne. He crashed hard last year He is Considered one of the best climbers, Valverde could prove tough in the mountains.

Carlos Sastre, another Spanish rider, came in fourth last year and is also one who could make his way to the front early. He leads team CSC.

Levi Leipheimer of Butte, Montana will head the Discovery Channel cycling team, the same squad that was once led by Armstrong.
Total = 13 ( I didn't pick a doper, nice!)

Corey Cohen(ABC):
1) Vino- doper - 143
2) Levi Leiphemer - 3
3) Alejandro Valerde - 6
Total= 152

Jacob Brazda(ABC):
1) Carlos Sastre - 4
2) Andres Kloden - 142(withdraw)
3) Frank Sleck - 17
Total = 163

Ryan Keels(MTB):
1) Valverde - 6
2) Levi - 3
3) Kloden- 142 (DNF)
Total = 151

Dr. Terry Johanansen(pedaler)
1) Valerde - 6
2) Vino - 143
3) Candador 1
Total = 150


Tony Watts (CRRC)
1) Levi - 3
2) Cadel - 2
3) Kloden - 142 (DNF)
Total = 147

Dave (CRRC)
1) Andreas Kloeden - 142 (DNF)
2) Levi Leipheimer - 3
3) Cadel Evans - 2
Total = 147

Jack (USA)
1) George Hipcapie - 24
2) Levi Leipheimer - 3
3) Dave Zebreske - 142 (DNF)time cut)
Total = 169

Sean Orta (Bartlesville)
1) Alexandre Vinokourov - 143
2) Alejandro Valerde - 6
3) Peririo Oscar - 10
Total = 159

Michael Fooshee'
1) Alexander Vinokourof - 143
2) Levi Leipheimer - 6
3) Cadel Evans - 2
Total = 151

Bill Watkins
1) Alexander Vinokourov - 143
2) Andreas Kloden - 142 DNF
3) Levi Leipheimer 3
total 188

Email your 3 top riders to adventurebicycle@sbcglobal.net or reply to this blog with your full name and eamil addroess and you could win a Lance Big 6 video.

Here are your teams and leaders:
AG2R Prévoyance A2R FRA Christophe MOREAU Vincent LAVENU www.ag2r-cyclisme.com

Agritubel AGR FRA Juan Miguel MERCADO Denis LEPROUX www.agritubel-cycling.com

Astana AST SUI Alexandre VINOKOUROV Walter GODEFROOT www.team-astana.eu

Barloworld BAR GBR Robert HUNTER Claudio CORTI www.teambarloworld.com

Bouygues Telecom BTL FRA Thomas VOECKLER Jean-René BERNAUDEAU
www.equipebouyguestelecom.fr

Caisse d'Épargne GCE ESP Alejandro VELVERDE José Miguel ECHAVARRI www.cyclisme-caisse-epargne.fr

Cofidis, le Crédit par Téléphone COF FRA Sylvain CHAVANEL Éric BOYER www.equipe-cofidis.com

Crédit Agricole C.A FRA Thor HUSHOVD Roger LEGEAY www.au-veloclubdeparis.fr

Team CSC CSC DEN Carlos SASTRE Bjarne RIIS www.team-csc.com

Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team DSC USA Alberto CONTADOR Johan BRUYNEEL team.discovery.com

Euskaltel - Euskadi EUS ESP Haimar ZUBELDIA Miguel MADARIAGA www.fundacioneuskadi.com

Française des Jeux FDJ FRA Sandy CASAR Marc MADIOT cyclisme.fdjeux.com

Gerolsteiner GST GER Markus FOTHEN Hans-Michael HOLCZER www.gerolsteiner.de

Lampre - Fondital LAM ITA Tadej VALJAVEC Giuseppe SARONNI www.lampre-fondital.com

Liquigas LIQ ITA Filippo POZZATO Roberto AMADIO www.teamliquigas.com

Milram MRM ITA Mirko CELESTINO Gianluigi STANGA www.team-milram.com

Predictor - Lotto PRL BEL Cadel EVANS Marc SERGEANT www.davitamon-lotto.com

Quick Step - Innergetic QSI BEL Tom BOONEN Patrick LEFÉVÈRE www.qsi-cycling.com

Rabobank RAB NED Denis MENCHOV Theo DE ROOY www.rabobank.nl/wielrennen
Saunier Duval - Prodir SDV ESP David MILLAR Mauro GIANETTI www.saunierduval-prodir.com

T-Mobile Team TMO GER Patrik SINKEWITZ Bob STAPLETON www.t-mobile-team.com

Map to Wednesday ride Mountain Bike Ride

http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united-states/ok/bartlesville/407964591
for a map of our ride.

Map to Wednesday ride Mountain Bike Ride