DOCSLIB.ORG

2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category 2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name Pro/Open Men Alan Adams Bozeman MT Team Rockford Pro/Open Men Quinten Bingham SLC UT Roosters/Bikers Pro/Open Men Benjamin Blaugrund Ward CO Team Juwi Pro/Open Men Chris Case Niwot CO Pro/Open Men Matt Connors Scottsdale AZ Pro/Open Men Thomas Cooke Park City UT Squadra Flying Tigers Pro/Open Men Kevin Day Farmington UT Kuhl | Endurance 360 Pro/Open Men Rusty Dodge Bellingham WA Fanatik Bike Race Team Pro/Open Men Justin Doll Salt Lake City UT X-men Pro/Open Men James Driscoll Park City UT Raleigh / Clement Pro/Open Men Mark Flis Salt Lake City UT Squadra Flying Tigers Pro/Open Men Drew Free Draper UT Revolution Pro/Open Men Greg Freebairn SLC UT Ski Utah/Plan 7 Pro/Open Men Racer Gibson West Mountain UT Pro/Open Men Greg Gibson SLC TN TruckerCo Pro/Open Men Samuel Gross Cave Creek AZ Harmony Systems/Trek Pro/Open Men David Harward Salt Lake City UT Ski Utah | PLAN7 Cycling Team Pro/Open Men Yuri Hauswald Petaluma CA Marin Bikes/GU Energy labs Pro/Open Men Justin Healy Salt Lake City UT Ski Utah | Plan 7 Pro/Open Men Jonny Hintze Salt Lake City UT Roosters/Bikers Edge Pro/Open Men Chris Holley Spanish Fork UT Rocky Mountain/ Kuhl Pro/Open Men Ty Hopkins American Fork UT 4Life/Maddog Cycles Pro/Open Men Johannes Huseby Boulder CO None Pro/Open Men Hunter Keating Gilbert AZ Harmony Systems/Trek Pro/Open Men Quinn Keogh Tucson AZ Harmony Systems/Trek Pro/Open Men Nathan King Salt Lake City UT LOCALSAREPAINTING - Castelli/Orbea Pro/Open Men Link King Park City UT Bicycle Haus Racing Pro/Open Men Richard Knutson Salt Lake City UT Pro/Open Men Greg Krause Littleton CO Groove Subaru Pro/Open Men Levi Leipheimer Santa Rosa CA Levi' GranFondo 2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name Pro/Open Men Justin Lindine Ogden UT Redline / NBX Pro/Open Men Jeff Louder SLC UT Pro/Open Men Chris MacKay Park City UT Backcountry.com Pro/Open Men Chris McGovern nevada city CA realwheelsbike.com Pro/Open Men Patrick Means CORVALLIS OR Team S&M Pro/Open Men Drew Miller Flagstaff AZ Landis Cyclery Pro/Open Men Shawn Milne Boulder CO Rio Grande Pro/Open Men Michael Muhlestein Farmington UT Roosters/Biker's Edge Pro/Open Men Tim Mulvihill Park City UT Contender Bicycles Pro/Open Men Jared Nelson Bozeman MT Pro/Open Men Dan Nelson Orrem UT Racer's Cycle Service Pro/Open Men aaron olsen woods cross UT ffkr Pro/Open Men Bryson Perry Sandy UT DNA Cycling Pro/Open Men Llewellyn Poidevin Regina ND Regina Cycling Club Pro/Open Men LeRoy Popowski Colorado Springs CO juwi-Slipstream Pro/Open Men Jon Russell Provo UT Kuhl / Rocky Mountain Pro/Open Men David Schulhofer Santa Fe NM David Schulhofer Pro/Open Men Mark Sevenoff Moab UT Western Spirit Pro/Open Men David Sheek Laguna Hills CA SDG Felt Pro/Open Men Jason Siegle Solvang CA SDG/Felt Pro/Open Men james stout san diego CA crank cycling Pro/Open Men Steve Tibbitts Kaysville UT Squadra Flying Tigers Pro/Open Men Kevin Van loon North Salt Lake UT Bicycle Center Pro/Open Men Jake Wells Avon CO Stans No Tubes Pro/Open Men Rick Wetherald Logan UT Intermountain Live Well Pro/Open Men Dan Whitaker Costa Mesa CA Pro/Open Men Jamie White Salt Lake City UT Mi Duole Pro/Open Men Will White Lincoln NE Pro/Open Men Nate Whitman Evergreen CO Herbalife24/Specialized Pro/Open Men Josh Whitney Boulder CO Evol racing 2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name Pro/Open Men David Wiens Gunnison CO David Wiens Pro/Open Men Tyler Wren Rennselaerville NY Team Jamis Hagens Berman Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name Pro/Open Women Marisa Asplund Durango CO Pro/Open Women Amanda Carey Victor ID Liv/Giant Pro/Open Women Mindy Caruso Albuquerque NM Scalo Veloce Pro/Open Women Jill Cederholm Mendota Heights MN Naked Juice Pro/Open Women Anna Jo Dingman Bozeman MT Team Rockford Pro/Open Women Patricia Dowd Bozeman MT Pro/Open Women Laura Howat Salt Lake City UT Ski Utah|Plan 7 Pro/Open Women Angie Kell Park City UT COTBR/Competitive Cyclist Pro/Open Women Joey Lythgoe Park City UT Pro/Open Women Melinda McCutcheon Salt Lake City UT Canyon Bicycles Pro/Open Women Meredith Miller Boulder CO Cycle Sport/ Yoga Glo Pro/Open Women Amanda Nauman Laguna Hills CA SDG Felt Pro/Open Women Tracey Petervary Victor ID Salsa Pro/Open Women Meghan Sheridan Salt Lake city UT UtahMountainBiking.com/Kind Bar Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name 29 & Under Men Connor Barret Riverton UT Bountiful Bicycle p/b MACU 29 & Under Men Adam Brown Orem UT Mad Dog / 4 Life 29 & Under Men Steven Clark salt lake city UT 29 & Under Men Jedd Cox Paradise UT 29 & Under Men Paul Davis Midvale UT Revolution 29 & Under Men Perry Dickson Heber UT Skull Candy 29 & Under Men Eric Draper Beaver UT 29 & Under Men Tim Eaton Park city UT Church of the Big Ring/Mountain Velo 29 & Under Men Nick Ellett Tucson AZ Flag Bike Rev 29 & Under Men Matt Hall South Weber UT Bike Ogden 29 & Under Men Dallin Hatch Riverton UT 2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name 29 & Under Men Cameron Hooyer Cottonwood Heights UT Kuhl-Rocky Mountain 29 & Under Men James Hulett Provo UT 29 & Under Men Joey Johnson San Juan Capistrano UT COTBR / Bike Religion 29 & Under Men William Kent HOLLADAY UT 29 & Under Men Jamie Kent HOLLADAY UT Thin Air Boys 29 & Under Men Bradley Kolb Plymouth MI 29 & Under Men Jacob Lapenna Golden CO Boo Bicycles 29 & Under Men jeremiah leonard salinas CA 29 & Under Men Ryan Ottley North Logan UT Logan Race Club 29 & Under Men Zachary Ovard Draper UT Contender 29 & Under Men Darrell Roundy Provo UT Noble Sports 29 & Under Men Mark Smith Provo UT 29 & Under Men Luke Stevenson Salt Lake City UT 29 & Under Men T.J. Stone Lehi UT Ski Utah / Plan 7 29 & Under Men JM Storton Richland WA Chinook 29 & Under Men Andrew Tierney Salt Lake City UT 29 & Under Men Brian Washburn Salt Lake City UT Bingham Cyclery 29 & Under Men colby weber Ogden UT Enve Composites 29 & Under Men Devan Wiggins Pleasant Grove UT 29 & Under Men Jason Wolf Salt Lake City UT 29 & Under Men preston yardley lehi UT Uvu, leadout Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name 30-34 Men Reed Abbott Sandy UT 30-34 Men Clay Adair Arlington VA Sabotage 30-34 Men Lance Anderson Provo UT Sabotage 30-34 Men Dave Bauerle Highland UT Premier Credit- Henry Walker 30-34 Men Daniel Bilonic Salt Lake City UT 30-34 Men Nathaniel Birgenheier SALT LAKE CITY UT 30-34 Men Ryan Blaney American fork UT Kuhl 2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name 30-34 Men Matthew Blango Salt Lake City UT Ski Utah Plan7 Cycling 30-34 Men Tyler Call Bozeman MT 30-34 Men Adam Cornette Flagstaff AZ Flagstaff Bicycle Revolution 30-34 Men Dallin Cotterell Sandy UT 30-34 Men Drew DeMarco Midvale UT Canyon Bicycles 30-34 Men Joel Diamond Salt Lake City UT 30-34 Men Derek Edwards Layton UT Roosters / Biker's Edge 30-34 Men Dave Foster Twin Falls ID 30-34 Men Eric Gardiner Salt Lake City UT Ski Utah Plan 7 30-34 Men Stewart Goodwin Highland UT Kühl 30-34 Men Dustin Grimnes Draper UT Premier Credit 30-34 Men Kellen Gunderson Houston TX Salt Sea Pirates 30-34 Men Matt Harding Orem UT 3b yoga 30-34 Men Jason Hawkins Sandy UT Salt Cycles 30-34 Men Jason Hawks South Jordan UT 30-34 Men Tim Herre Leawood KS Big D Cycling 30-34 Men david hill pocatello ID 30-34 Men Ryan Huntington Pleasant Grove UT 30-34 Men shaun johnson taylorsville UT think architecture 30-34 Men Chris Cru Jones Sandy UT Blendtec - DNA Cycling 30-34 Men Kacey Kalian Salt Lake City UT 30-34 Men Brandon Kaminski Salt Lake City UT Contender Bicyclces 30-34 Men Jameson King provo UT 30-34 Men Taylor La Salle Omaha NE 30-34 Men Tim Larisch Riverton UT Premier Credit Racing team 30-34 Men David Leavitt Salt Lake City UT 30-34 Men Zach Longson Draper UT 30-34 Men Dave Lowe Salt Lake City UT Team Lowe 30-34 Men Rob Martin Provo UT Salt Sea Pirates 30-34 Men Victor Murdock Monroe UT Jorgensen Honda 2014 Crusher in the Tushar Roster by Category Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name 30-34 Men Matt Olsen Heber City UT Skullcandy/Slim and Knobbies 30-34 Men Don Petersen Las Vegas NV 30-34 Men Eric Ramirez cottonwood heights UT 30-34 Men Wesley Rasmussen Highland UT 30-34 Men Victor Ream Holladay UT Gear rush 30-34 Men Troy Scherer Bozeman MT Team Rockford / CLIF 30-34 Men Daniel Schneider Denver CO Type One United 30-34 Men Charles St Jeor Salt Lake City UT Global Link Logistics 30-34 Men MARKELL STAFFIERI SAN DIEGO CA THURSDAY'S HEROES 30-34 Men Dennis Stafford Eagle Mountain UT 30-34 Men Adam Stewart Brentwood TN Unaffiliated 30-34 Men Paul Stone Westminster CO 30-34 Men Brian Swenson bozeman MT Team Rockford-Clif 30-34 Men Brian Tolbert heber UT KUHL Race Category First Name Last Name City State Team Name 35-39 Men Daniel Appelo Albuquerque NM Scalo Veloce 35-39 Men Matt Arndt Bozeman MT Rockford/Cliff 35-39 Men Tyler Ashcroft Murray UT 35-39 Men David Bagley Kaysville UT Team TOSH Cycling 35-39 Men Aaron Bailey Chandler AZ Canyon Bicycles 35-39 Men Thomas Baker North ogden UT LiVe Well p/b Bountiful Bicycle 35-39 Men Darren Balls Draper UT SBR Sports 35-39 Men Eric Bunce salt lake city UT endurance cycle service 35-39 Men Paul Burghardt North Salt Lake City UT Bountiful Bicycle Racing 35-39 Men Josh Cady Cuver City CA MOOTS 35-39 Men Jesse Christensen Cottonwood Heights UT 35-39 Men Steve Clausse Las Vegas
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Rage at Snowbird Results
    I-CUPTM Rage at Snowbird Results Elite Men Place Bib Name Team name Distance Time Lap 1 Lap 2 Lap 3 Lap 4 Difference % Back % Winning % Average 1 1506 Robbie Squire 4 1:42:14.4 24:20.1 25:14.2 26:01.7 26:38.4 - - 100% 6.81% 2 1582 Connor Patten Summit -Competitive Cyclist MTB Team 4 1:43:35.4 24:54.4 25:27.5 26:02.1 27:11.4 +1:21.0 +1.32% 98.70% 5.58% 3 185 Bryson Perry Canyon Bicycles- Shimano 4 1:44:25.2 24:44.5 25:42.3 26:44.8 27:13.6 +2:10.8 +2.13% 97.91% 4.82% 4 1509 Matthew Tyler Turner Competitive Cyclist Mountain Bike Team 4 1:45:25.1 24:20.5 25:42.6 26:22.2 28:59.8 +3:10.7 +3.11% 96.99% 3.91% 5 145 Chris Holley Kuhl, Racers Cycle Service 4 1:45:37.0 25:03.3 26:56.5 27:17.2 26:20.0 +3:22.6 +3.30% 96.80% 3.73% 6 474 Anders Johnson Whole Athlete/Specialized 4 1:45:45.9 25:21.9 26:37.6 27:14.9 26:31.5 +3:31.5 +3.45% 96.67% 3.60% 7 1508 Matt Behrens Competitive Cyclist MTB Team 4 1:46:24.2 26:03.2 26:33.4 27:08.3 26:39.3 +4:09.8 +4.07% 96.09% 3.02% 8 468 Rylan Schadegg KHS ESI racing 4 1:46:33.6 24:49.3 28:43.8 26:33.2 26:27.3 +4:19.2 +4.23% 95.95% 2.87% 9 177 JEFF BENDER KUHL/BENDER BROS RACING 4 1:47:45.4 25:38.8 27:25.5 27:15.3 27:25.8 +5:31.0 +5.40% 94.88% 1.78% 10 181 Justin Desilets 4 1:48:20.9 26:00.1 26:44.7 27:39.1 27:57.0 +6:06.5 +5.97% 94.36% 1.24% 11 478 Kevin Day Endurance360 4 1:49:36.5 27:29.7 27:19.2 27:36.6 27:11.0 +7:22.1 +7.21% 93.28% 0.09% 12 1519 Josh Whitney Evol Racing 4 1:50:49.4 26:05.5 27:52.5 28:23.3 28:28.1 +8:35.0 +8.40% 92.25% -1.01% 13 1559 Mitchell Peterson Canyon Bicycles / Shimano 4 1:52:11.0 28:17.4
    [Show full text]
  • UCI Approved List
    LIST OF APPROVED MODELS OF FRAMES AND FORKS Version on 11.08.2016 The Approval Procedure of bicycle frames and came into force on 1 January 2011 in accordance with Article 1.3.001bis of the UCI Regulations. From this date, all new models of frames and forks used by licence holders in road (RD), time trial (TT), track (TR) and cyclo-cross (CX) events must be approved on the basis of the Approval Protocol for Frames and Forks available from the UCI website. Approval by the UCI certifies that the new equipment meets the shape requirements set out in the UCI regulations. However, this approval does not certify in any case the safety of the equipment which must meet the applicable official quality and safety standards, in accordance with Article 1.3.002 of the UCI regulations. The models which are subject to the approval procedure are: all new models of frames and forks used by licence holders in road, track or cyclo-cross events, all models of frames and forks under development on 1 January 2011 which had not yet reached the production stage (the date of the order form of the moulds is evidence), any changes made to the geometry of existing models after 1 January 2011. Models on the market, at the production stage or already manufactured on 1 January 2011 are not required to be approved during the transition stage. However, the non-approved models have to comply in any case with the UCI technical regulations (Articles 1.3.001 to 1.3.025) and are subjects to the commissaires decision during events.
    [Show full text]
  • Key Financial Data 3
    May 6, 2021 – After 5:45pm CET Regulated information – Interim statement Delivering meaningful growth Results as of March 31, 2021 Continued portfolio rebalancing and strengthened financial position in a market environment that remains uncertain and volatile - Net Asset Value rebound of + 32.9% over the last 12 months, significantly outperforming the Stoxx Europe 50 (+ 21.7%) - Portfolio rotation of EUR 1.4 billion, mainly due to reducing our position in Holcim1 and increasing our exposure to growing private assets with the closing of Canyon - Solid financial position strengthened by institutional and convertible2 bond issuances totaling EUR 1.0 billion - Consolidated net result up strongly with a significant contribution from Sienna Capital - A tightened and strengthened Board of Directors for more agile governance - ESG ambitions confirmed with clear 2025-2030 commitments and achievement of top-tier ranking Ian Gallienne, CEO of GBL stated, “We continue to operate in a particularly complex environment combining a lack of visibility regarding the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic and a strong recovery already observed in some markets, particularly the United States. Despite this uncertain environment, characterized by increased volatility, we continued to rebalance our portfolio toward assets with higher growth potential by reducing our position in Holcim and by taking a majority stake in the private group Canyon, world leader in the online distribution of high-end bicycles. Our agility in the capital markets has enabled us to strengthen
    [Show full text]
  • Mededeling Van De Commissie Betreffende Het Starten Van Een
    5.9.2014 NL Publicatieblad van de Europese Unie C 299/7 V (Adviezen) PROCEDURES IN VERBAND MET DE UITVOERING VAN DE GEMEENSCHAPPELIJKE HANDELSPOLITIEK EUROPESE COMMISSIE MEDEDELING VAN DE COMMISSIE betreffende het starten van een screening van de partijen die momenteel vrijgesteld zijn van het uitgebreide antidumpingrecht op bepaalde rijwielonderdelen van oorsprong uit de Volksrepubliek China overeenkomstig Verordening (EG) nr. 88/97 van de Commissie (2014/C 299/08) I. Rechtskader 1. Als gevolg van de uitbreiding bij Verordening (EG) nr. 71/97 van de Raad (1) („de uitbreidingsverordening”) van het bij Verordening (EEG) nr. 2474/93 van de Raad (2) ingestelde antidumpingrecht op rijwielen van oorsprong uit de Volks­ republiek China, geldt momenteel een antidumpingrecht op hoofdbestanddelen van rijwielen van oorsprong uit de Volksrepubliek China die worden ingevoerd in de Europese Unie („het uitgebreide recht”). 2. Krachtens artikel 3 van de uitbreidingsverordening is de Europese Commissie („de Commissie”) gemachtigd de nodige maatregelen vast te stellen voor het goedkeuren van de vrijstelling van de invoer van hoofdbestanddelen van rijwielen die het antidumpingrecht niet ontwijkt. 3. Die uitvoeringsmaatregelen zijn vastgelegd in Verordening (EG) nr. 88/97 van de Commissie (3) („de vrijstellingsver­ ordening”). Op basis van de vrijstellingsverordening heeft de Commissie in de loop der tijd een aantal rijwielassemblage­ bedrijven van het uitgebreide recht vrijgesteld („de vrijgestelde partijen”). II. Inventarisering van de momenteel vrijgestelde partijen 4. Overeenkomstig artikel 16, lid 2, van de vrijstellingsverordening heeft de Commissie in het Publicatieblad van de Europese Unie meermaals lijsten bekendgemaakt van de vrijgestelde partijen (4). De bijlage bevat de geconsolideerde lijst van 262 vrijgestelde partijen met ingang van 5 september 2014.
    [Show full text]
  • Bicycle Manual Road Bike
    PURE CYCLING MANUAL ROAD BIKE 1 13 14 2 3 15 4 a 16 c 17 e b 5 18 6 19 7 d 20 8 21 22 23 24 9 25 10 11 12 26 Your bicycle and this manual comply with the safety requirements of the EN ISO standard 4210-2. Important! Assembly instructions in the Quick Start Guide supplied with the road bike. The Quick Start Guide is also available on our website www.canyon.com Read pages 2 to 10 of this manual before your first ride. Perform the functional check on pages 11 and 12 of this manual before every ride! TABLE OF CONTENTS COMPONENTS 2 General notes on this manual 67 Checking and readjusting 4 Intended use 67 Checking the brake system 8 Before your first ride 67 Vertical adjustment of the brake pads 11 Before every ride 68 Readjusting and synchronising 1 Frame: 13 Stem 13 Notes on the assembly from the BikeGuard 69 Hydraulic disc brakes a Top tube 14 Handlebars 16 Packing your Canyon road bike 69 Brakes – how they work and what to do b Down tube 15 Brake/shift lever 17 How to use quick-releases and thru axles about wear c Seat tube 16 Headset 17 How to securely mount the wheel with 70 Adjusting the brake lever reach d Chainstay 17 Fork quick-releases 71 Checking and readjusting e Rear stay 18 Front brake 19 How to securely mount the wheel with 73 The gears 19 Brake rotor thru axles 74 The gears – How they work and how to use 2 Saddle 20 Drop-out 20 What to bear in mind when adding them 3 Seat post components or making changes 76 Checking and readjusting the gears 76 Rear derailleur 4 Seat post clamp Wheel: 21 Special characteristics of carbon 77
    [Show full text]
  • Information Standards and Compliance
    Uned Rhyddid Gwybodaeth / Freedom of Information Unit Response Date: 09/03/2018 2018/206 – Theft of Bicycles In response to your recent request for information regarding; 1. The number of reports of bicycle thefts. a. Please include any details of the model / price of bike b. Please also highlight the number of cases, if any that mention “Strava”, “Facebook”, “twitter” “Instagram” or “fitness tracker app”. Could I please have the data for the past three years, starting with the most up- to-date data. Could you please sort the data by year. Search Criteria • Valid crimes, either classified as “Theft of Pedal Cycle” (or (attempts thereof), or where a Bicycle is recorded as “Stolen” • The Make / Model / Original Value of the Bicycles recorded as Stolen have been provided where recorded (i.e. there will be gaps in the data, and some crimes may have multiple items recorded as stolen) Fitness Calendar Tracker Year Crime Strava Facebook Twitter Instagram App 2015 764 0 3 0 0 0 2016 588 0 1 0 0 0 2017 663 0 6 0 0 0 Bicycle Make by Calendar Year (Bicycle Count) Bicycle Make 2015 2016 2017 Not Recorded 108 79 55 CARRERA 85 48 68 GIANT 41 36 18 APOLLO 44 23 16 RALEIGH 24 16 11 TREK 18 16 15 SPECIALIZED 17 14 13 CANNONDALE 14 15 9 SCOTT 13 14 10 BOARDMAN 9 10 9 MUDDY FOX 13 11 4 KONA 10 7 3 DIAMOND BACK 8 4 7 SARACEN 5 4 9 GT 6 6 6 MARIN 10 7 0 SPECIALISED 4 7 4 MONGOOSE 9 1 3 TRAX 9 0 3 VOODOO CYCLES 4 6 2 CUBE BIKES 4 2 6 BIANCHI 5 1 4 FELT 6 1 3 WHYTE 1 5 4 CLAUD BUTLER 4 4 1 CARERRA 5 3 1 VIKING 4 1 3 BMX 5 2 1 DAWES 5 2 1 GT BICYCLES 2 4 2 ORANGE
    [Show full text]
  • User Manual Ebikemotion® End User APP Bikes Ebikemotion® End User APP Smartphone and Smartwatch APP
    compatible also with Standards bicycles User Manual ebikemotion® End User APP bikes ebikemotion® End User APP Smartphone and Smartwatch APP Version 1.0 - January 2017 English Version EBIKEMOTION TECHNOLOGIES S. L. C/ Orfebres, 10 – 34004 (Palencia, Spain) ebikemotion.com E B M D O C 0 5 - A 1 Index Index 4 7. eBike Pairing 21 7.1 Force the BT Connection 21 1.ILUSTRATIONS 7 7.2 Pairing with a new Smartphone 21 1.1 Smartphone APP Components Diagram 6 7.3 Automatic Starting Process 22 1.2 Smartphone APP Main Diagram 9 1.3 Smartwatch APP Main Diagram 9 8. iWoc® Standard Integration 23 1.4 iWoc® Remote Components Diagram 10 8.1 Pairing 23 8.2 Remote control using iWoc® 23 2. Safety Warnings - Read Before Start any Operation 12 8.3 iPhone and Android pairing process 24 8.4 Paring Process with HR Monitor 24 3. Product Description 13 8.5 Remote control of the APP by iWoc® 24 3.1 Intended of Use APP 13 Remove the MAIN MENU 24 3.2 Other Compatible Systems 13 Change the Monitor between Main Views 25 iWoc® Remotes 13 Change the Monitor view (Auxiliary Components) 25 iWoc® Standard Remote Components 13 Modify the ZOOM level of the Maps 26 iWoc® One Components 13 Commands if you are listening to music 26 iWoc® TRIO Remote Components 14 Listening to Voice Command 26 iWoc® Display 14 8.6 Smartwatch Integration 26 ebikemotion® Smart Motor Control Units 14 3.3 APP Main Features 14 9. App control by gestures 27 3.4 APP, Functionality List 15 9.1 Changing the Monitor view 27 9.2 Changing the Aux.
    [Show full text]
  • Sensor Technologies for Determining Cyclist Power Output: A
    Sensor Technologies for Determining Cyclist Power Output: A Comparison of Smartphone, Opposing Force and Strain Gauge Power Measurement Technologies Using Spatial Analysis by Doug Daniels A Thesis Presented to the Faculty of the USC Graduate School University of Southern California In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Master of Science (Geographic Information Science and Technology) May 2017 Copyright ® 2017 by Doug Daniels ii Dedication I dedicate this thesis and journey through USC graduate school to my children Dylan and Walker Daniels. For all those times that dad was in his office with the door closed, working on projects, papers, data analysis and of course this thesis, I love you for helping dad make it through the long hours and seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. As you get older, I hope you take a moment to reflect on why your dad wanted to do this and understand that learning is a never-ending process, no matter how old you are! Set lofty goals for yourself, thinking bigger than what was previously known possible and always remember that hard work pays off. Love you always, Dad iii Table of Contents List of Figures .................................................................................................................................. vi List of Tables ................................................................................................................................... xi Acknowledgements ........................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Orbea 1 2 /2015 Index
    ORBEA 1 2 /2015 INDEX INDEX INTRODUCTION ABOUT P. 04 ORBEA P. 06 BY JON FERNÁNDEZ. ORIGINS, PROCESS. ORBEA 3 ORBEA EQUIPMENT BICYCLES P. 326 P. 26 NEW RANGE HELMETS, APPAREL OF PRODUCTS. AND HYDRA. 4 /2015 PREFACEINTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW. Since its inception more than 170 years ago, Orbea has been associated with an indefatigable quest: adaptation and self-improvement. These traits have brought us to where we are now, earning us international renown and presence in more than 65 countries. This could only be possible with the joint efforts and trust of the people who make Orbea, and with a series of values that have created unity, strength and capability. Our catalog reflects this as a tool where we share our personality, our know-how and solutions – a tool that shows our love of sports and our eagerness to be what we imagined we could be. This catalog reflects our passion in providing innovative global solutions and lifetime warranty as proof that we know we’re offering top-quality products. At Orbea we create experiences for you to feel, enjoy, discover and do better. But, above all, we want to be by your side, experiencing with you and meeting your needs in order to improve and always give you the best. JON FERNÁNDEZ. Orbea General Manager. ORBEA 5 6 /2015 ABOUT ORBEA ORBEA 7 ABOUT ORBEA 8 /2015 ABOUT ORBEA HISTORY ORIGINS Orbea was established in 1840 as a family-run A few years later, the economic crisis brought Orbea Later, with the emergence of mountain biking, Orbea company making rlvers, cartridge guns and to the brink of bankruptcy.
    [Show full text]
  • Absolute Bikes American Cycle & Fitness-The Trek Bicycle Stores Of
    The Top 100 Retailers for 2008 were selected because they excel in three areas: market share, community outreach and store appearance. However, each store has its own unique formula for success. We asked each store owner to share what he or she believes sets them apart from their peers. Read on to learn their tricks of the trade. denotes repeat Top 100 retailer Absolute Bikes American Cycle & Fitness-The Trek Action Sports Flagstaff, AZ Bicycle Stores of Metro Detroit Bakersfi eld, CA Number of locations: 2 Number of locations: 1 Years in business: 19 Walled Lake, MI Years in business: 20 Number of locations: 5 Square footage (main location): 2,000 Square footage: 23,500 Years in business: more than 75 Number of employees at height of season: 12 Number of employees at height of season: 42 Square footage (main location): 10,500 Owner: Kenneth Lane Owner: Kerry Ryan Number of employees at height of season: 75 Manager: Anthony Quintile Manager: Sam Ames Owners: Michael Reuter, Mark Eickmann, Ken What Sets You Apart: We constantly reassess how we are performing on Stonehouse What Sets You Apart: Action Sports is a specialty multi-sport store with all levels. We review any mistakes we have made—dissatisfi ed customer Managers: Matt Marino, Steven Straub more than 800 bicycles on the fl oor, including 13 road and mountain brands scenarios, for example—and try to fi gure out how we could have handled and six brands of cruisers and BMX bikes—a rare combination of Trek the situation better. There is never a point at which we say, “This is as good What Sets You Apart: We put a lot of effort and money to make our stores and Specialized alongside Scott, Cannondale, Cervélo, Colnago, Pinarello, as we are going to get,” and rest on our laurels.
    [Show full text]
  • Fachhändlerliste ›
    MERIDA & CENTURION GERMANY GMBH Blumenstraße 49-51 D-71106 Magstadt Telefon 07159 94 59 - 300 Telefax 07159 94 59 - 500 FACHHÄNDLERLISTE [email protected] www.mcg.gmbh www.centurion.de www.merida.de Name Strasse PLZ › Ort Telefon BIKE24 STORE DRESDEN NEUSTADT KÖNIGSBRÜCKER STRASSE 38 1099 DRESDEN 0351/21 67 559 R2 HANDELS GMBH FISCHHAUSSTR. 15 1099 DRESDEN 0351/81197592 BIKE24 STORE DRESDEN LÖBTAU KESSELSDORFER STRASSE 11 1159 DRESDEN 0351/4242255 BIKE POINT GMBH PLAUENSCHER RING 4A 1187 DRESDEN 0351/4763005 BIKE 24 GMBH BREITSCHEIDSTR. 40 1237 DRESDEN 0351/41749770 GS VELO STIRESENER STR. 49 1307 DRESDEN 0351/3143643 Z & W HANDELS GMBH HÄNDELALLEE 21 1309 DRESDEN 0351/65399171 COLLOS-RADSPORT DRESDNER STR. 12/14 1454 RADEBERG 03528/447336 ZWEIRAD CENTER HAUPTSTR. 12 1589 RIESA 03525/732480 JABS RÜDIGER BAHNHOFSTR. 22 1609 GRÖDITZ 035263/67971 FAHRRADSERVICE MORAWE COSSEBAUDER STR. 51 1665 KLIPPHAUSEN 0351/4537248 SCHENKER FAHRRAD+SERVICE BEUCHSTR. 25 3044 COTTBUS 0355/33095 BEMMANN SVEN WINDORFER STR. 52 4229 LEIPZIG 0341/4248175 VELOWELT-LEIPZIG WURZNER STR. 137 4318 LEIPZIG 0341/24689032 JESCHE-BIKE-SERVICE VIERZEHNER REIHE 58 4509 DELITZSCH 034202/57218 KRIPPNER UND WERNICKE BREITE STR. 27 4509 DELITZSCH 034202/91479 GEGENWIND 4.0 BORSDORFER STR. 2 4683 NAUNHOF 03429/3484055 ZWEIRADTREFF FRITZSCHE REITHAUSSTR. 7 4758 OSCHATZ 03435/926088 SCHICKETANZ THOMAS BRÜCKENKOPF 2 4924 BAD LIEBENWERDA-MAASDORF 035341/30850 TCC-SPORT GEISTSTRASSE 16 6108 HALLE 0345/9773214 RADHAUS GROSCHE LEIPZIGER STR. 2 6556 ARTERN 03466/742831 ZWEIRAD RIESE GROSSE KALANDSTR. 5 6667 WEISSENFELS 03443/341080 ROCCO´S FAHRRAD SHOP LEIPZIGER STR. 63 6766 BITTERFELD WOLFEN 03494/6694731 JENBIKE UG STEINWEG 24 7743 JENA 03641/5647785 KIRSCHT FAHRRAD EXCLUSIV LÖBDERGRABEN 8 7743 JENA 03641/441539 FÖRSTER RONNY AN DER ASCHERHÜTTE 8 7768 KAHLA 03642/4781849 RADOASE ZWICKAU SCHUMANNSTR.
    [Show full text]
  • Bicycle Manual Mountain Bike 1 13
    PURE CYCLING BICYCLE MANUAL MOUNTAIN BIKE 1 13 14 15 2 16 3 a 17 4 I c 18 II f b 19 e III 5 20 6 IV 21 d 7 22 23 24 8 25 9 26 10 11 12 Your bicycle and this bicycle manual comply with the safety requirements of the European standard ! EN 14766 for mountain bicycles. Attention! Assembly instructions page 11. Before your first ride please read pages 6-10. TABLE OF contents COMPONENTS 2 Welcome 64 Rear derailleur 4 Intended use 64 Adjustment of limit stops 6 Before your first ride 66 Front derailleur 9 Before every ride 67 Crank gear 1 Frame: 13 Stem 11 Assembly from the BikeGuard 67 Chain maintenance a Top tube 14 Handlebars 23 Packing your Canyon bike 68 Chain wear b Down tube 15 Brake lever 24 How to use quick-releases and thru axles 69 The wheels - tyres, inner tubes and air pressure c Seat tube 16 Shift lever 24 How to securely mount the wheel 72 Rim trueness, spoke tension d Chainstay 17 Headset 26 How to mount thru axle wheels 73 Wheel fastening with quick-releases e Rear stay 29 What to bear in mind when adding components or 73 Wheel fastening with thru axle systems f Rear shock 18 Suspension fork: making changes? 74 Repairing punctures I Fork crown 30 Special characteris tics of carbon 74 Wheel removal II Stanchion tube 31 Care instructions 75 Removing clincher and folding tyres 2 Saddle III Lower leg 32 Special features of freeride bikes 76 Mounting clincher and folding tyres 3 Seat post IV Drop-out 34 After an accident 78 Removing tubeless/UST tyres 4 Seat post clamp 36 Framesets – assembly technical data 78 Repairing tubeless/UST
    [Show full text]