Check this page for info about the Life Cycle teams, sponsor teams, and events.
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** The Life Cycle Road Team - We are having a great year. This is the team’s first year and we are kicking some b*&t.
Gilad Gozlan and Geoff Huber coach the Life Cycle road team, which is a mixture of University of Oregon racers and other locals from Eugene. There is a wide variety of skill level on the team, ranging from weekend warrior to Cat. 1. Life Cycle competes in OBRA races as well as larger regional events such as the Sea Otter Classic. The team trains together and organizes rides with the use of the Life Cycle list-serve. Stop by the shop to sign up for the list-serve and talk to us about joining the team.

This is the team’s first year, and already it has seen impressive results. But the potential that this young team has is the truly impressive thing. Two of the team’s star riders, Tony Guisto and Kennett Peterson, will be heading to Europe this summer to race with the Israeli National team for two months. Following their return, three Israeli racers will be coming to race in the states for Life Cycle in 2009. With the combined forces of the Israeli team and US talent, Life Cycle plans on becoming a professional NRC team, coached by Gilad and managed by Adam Edgerton and Mike Brunelle. If you would like to be a sponsor for the team, contact Gilad at the shop.

When the Life Cycle pro team is underway in 2009, the amateur team will continue to be built up, serving as a foundation for the pro team. Expect some big changes next year as the amateur team further dominates the Oregon racing scene as the pro team takes its first few steps into the national spotlight.

Tem Leader Kennett Peterson’s Blog Kennettron 5000

Karey Miles’ Blog - kareycycling

Life Cycle team Blog- Team blog

Life Cycle Google groups- ask to sign and you can join the team
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** The triathlon team/club is another local force that is quickly grabbing up Eugene talent and storming local and regional triathlons. There are two components it: the team, which pays dues and competes, and the club, which is great for the beginning triathlete. Like the road team, the triathlon team uses a list-serve to organize training times, racing, BBQs, etc. Come by the shop and sign up if you’ve ever thought about doing a triathlon.

Check out the Life Cycle Tri Blog for info about racing, training, and equipment.
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Rob Davidson Blog- HERE

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** U of O Cycling team- The UO road team has seen a huge influx of riders this year. Over twice the size of the 2007 team, the 25 riders who competed in this year’s collegiate conference had great results and gained a lot of fitness from the early season races this spring. The talent on the team varies from Cat. 5 to Pro. Talk to coaches Gilad or Geoff if you’re a UO student thinking about joining the team next fall. link to the team websit- HERE

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** THE FREE RIDE KINGS The Free-Ride Kings is a junior program designed for teen boys and girls, ages 13-18. Along with training and racing, the team also participates in trail building and plyometrics core conditioning. Look for them hanging out in the lounge area of the shop playing Guitar Hero during their lunch period break. They are coached by (enter his name here Gilad). Come by the shop to learn more about joining the team.