Comments on: What's Cooler Than Being Cool, part II

By: thek2

thek2 — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:58:33 +0000

The site looks super fly so that should make up for the bike ‘dorkness’ though it’s part of the job, eh? Keep the positive energy flowin’ and you’ll be back to hammering it out in no time… on a bike that is actually going somewhere.

By: Will Marinell

Will Marinell — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 19:12:28 +0000

Shout out from a Squirrel Island, ME friend/fan. Heal up, Ted, we want to see you back in action and blazing along past many a peloton. Best wishes to you, your brother and family, and do get better soon!

By: Jake Nie

Jake Nie — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 03:12:08 +0000

Hey Ted Its Jake from Ubikes.

Hope all is well I hope your arm heals up ok. Tell the Test Team Jesse and I say hey and let them know that I’m looking for a 56 SLC-SL!

Today was about 65 degrees here in Boulder.
(I’d just like to rub that in)

Email me the next time your in town.

Good Luck Ted

Jake Nie

By: Jon M.

Jon M. — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:58:14 +0000

Did Garret ever get back from his mountaineering adventure he embarked on a few months ago or did the Yeti get him??

By: iamtedking

iamtedking — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 11:18:34 +0000

Hey Peter,

I went to Middlebury. I’ve never actually been to Hoosick Falls, but I
recognize the name from driving up and down eastern NY getting to races while based in Midd! I loved that school and love the area.

Sounds like Alabama is a nice place. I’ve raced the Sunny King
Criterium in the past, but otherwise don’t think I’ve spent more than
about 2 hours passing through.

By: Bob T.

Bob T. — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 05:50:49 +0000

I like the new look of the site, Ted. Nice write-up on Velonews.com today. Take it easy, get that arm healed up, and I’ll expect to be seeing you in the Giro.

By the way, the Giro is my favorite “trainer’ race to watch. I just put in a mountain stage and pretend I’m in the lead group. They attack … I stand up and attack. Makes for a good workout.

I’ve won the climb up the Stelvio ten times!

By: Peter Bromirski

Peter Bromirski — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 02:57:50 +0000

Hello,
Where did you go to school in VT? I grew up in Hoosick Falls NY. Right on the VT, MS, NY border. I exist in the South. Have lived in Al for 24+ years. The winters are great except for a few days. The summers are brutal, but a little sweating never hurt. You just have to be sure you have stores/water refill spots if you go for a long ride in August.
Hope your arm gets back to 100% ASAP.
Pete

By: Jonny Bold

Jonny Bold — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 02:23:12 +0000

Hi Ted,
Nice writings. We met a couple years ago at the York beach crit and in the break at Portsmouth. I’ve been following your results, as well as Robbie’s ever since. It’s great to read about a New Englander on the Euro scene. You know you’ve arrived when your teamate is the freakin’ TDF Champ! Sa-Weet! Obviously I ended up here via the VeloNews interview. Good luck in your recovery and all season. Lastly, Happy B-Day Robbie (you old man),Cinco de March? I missed you on the Cross scene this year, Jonny Bold
Oh ya….I gotta see the card now. Say hello to Troy 4 me.

By: Ralph Thompson

Ralph Thompson — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:06:03 +0000

Ted,
I’ve followed you and Robbie the past couple years. I am an avid fan and always watch for you and Robbie. I’m from Sacramento and ride with (ok see if you can follow this…) Robbie’s old college roommate’s (Blair) father, Luke Wilson!

I am also a professional sports photographer and have some nice photos of you suffering up Sierra road in 07 and nice photos of the prologue both this year and last. Pop me an email and let me know where I can send you photos (if your are interested).

Thanks,

Ralph