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The Waning
Cyclocross, Road Racing Clay Jones 11/8/18 Cyclocross, Road Racing Clay Jones 11/8/18

The Waning

Well folks, it’s November. That means we start getting a little more open about our feelings.

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Ode to Ozarks Pt. 2: Big Sugar Gravel “Soon I became that rider with empty legs. I tried not to curse myself, but my outlook started to sour.” Read more on the @tobedetermined.cc journal at TBD.bike
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It may be frigid in NYC, but over on the Journal @seenbynaveen has a great recap of a trip last year to Aruba where she discovered incredible bike infrastructure, as well as a few pitfalls. In her words: “This was my first time riding in Aruba
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@bicyclefilmfestival is returning to New York on Dec 14th. BFF New York presents an all new curated short film program. Documentaries, narratives, animations, award-winning directors, and emerging talents–all share equal billing. Take a journey
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We’re rolling out a big ole gallery from @cjamesreeder at Moran CX. Head over to the Journal for his full gallery of the women’s race and some race reportage from the squad. #moranCX
We are beyond excited to announce the first round of TBD Cycling Grant Recipients: Shark River Devo - @sharkriverdevo Melanin Base Miles - @melaninbasemiles TT Endurance - @tte_juniordevo Rutgers Cycling - @rutgerscycling Our hope is that these
Fall riding is the best riding... over on the journal we have a Weekend Roll from @stephmangan capturing the best of vest season in NYC.
As expected, Really Rad delivered a fast and fun course made extra challenging by this season’s usual dusty conditions. Read all about our weekend at Really Rad over on the journal at tbd.bike.

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