Here are some of the pics from our trip to Sonoma County and Lake Tahoe!
First we have the family at the Golden Gate...with the Golden's!
Then my us with my Aunt and Uncle in Windsor, CA. Great family and great homemade wine!
Next is Jamie's race at the LunaBar Womens Triathlon...next to an abandoned Nuke plant! Jamie wasn't happy...but I told her the wetsuit would protect her! She survived the swim, went on to the bike and run and won her age group! Nice podium shot. :)
Next we went to our house in Lake Tahoe!
First we have the living room and then our incredible view!
Next we took a trip up to Squaw Peak, home for the 1960 Winter Olympics for a hike.
I also got into the wet suit for a few swims in the lake!
...and of course everyday the dogs got into the action...either swimming in the Lake or taking a ride in a Kayak!
EXCELLENT PHOTOS! What a wonderful time you must have had!
Looks amazing. Can you tell us a little about the bike she rode in the competition?
Quote from: bromptonboy on September 06, 2009, 05:02:30 PM
Looks amazing. Can you tell us a little about the bike she rode in the competition?
That's my wife's Quintana Roo Dulce. It's a women's specific time trial bike, all carbon fiber frame with Shimano components, aero bars, and Zipp carbon Fiber deep rim wheels. In triathlon racing, this is how we ride, super aggressive as usually the courses are short and flat and fast. Her ride at this race was 20 miles, preceded by a 750M swim and followed by a 4 mile run.
Great pictures Bryan. Amazing looking views! Love that the dogs go along too. Cool stuff man!
Quote from: Rico on September 06, 2009, 07:06:50 PM
Great pictures Bryan. Amazing looking views! Love that the dogs go along too. Cool stuff man!
We actually PLAN our vacations around the dogs! If we go, they go as long as we don't have to fly.
Looks like a great trip Bryan, next time you're in Socal you need to drop me a line. :)
Awesome photos Bry, great stuff you look like you all are having a great time :)
Looks like you had a great time, certainly gets me wishing for a Vacation. Thanks for sharing the pictures
Quote from: Bryancd on September 06, 2009, 05:14:35 PM
Quote from: bromptonboy on September 06, 2009, 05:02:30 PM
Looks amazing. Can you tell us a little about the bike she rode in the competition?
That's my wife's Quintana Roo Dulce. It's a women's specific time trial bike, all carbon fiber frame with Shimano components, aero bars, and Zipp carbon Fiber deep rim wheels. In triathlon racing, this is how we ride, super aggressive as usually the courses are short and flat and fast. Her ride at this race was 20 miles, preceded by a 750M swim and followed by a 4 mile run.
Wow! Looks sweet! How much does it weigh?
Quote from: bromptonboy on September 08, 2009, 05:11:53 AM
Quote from: Bryancd on September 06, 2009, 05:14:35 PM
Quote from: bromptonboy on September 06, 2009, 05:02:30 PM
Looks amazing. Can you tell us a little about the bike she rode in the competition?
That's my wife's Quintana Roo Dulce. It's a women's specific time trial bike, all carbon fiber frame with Shimano components, aero bars, and Zipp carbon Fiber deep rim wheels. In triathlon racing, this is how we ride, super aggressive as usually the courses are short and flat and fast. Her ride at this race was 20 miles, preceded by a 750M swim and followed by a 4 mile run.
Wow! Looks sweet! How much does it weigh?
As pictured probably 18lbs.
18 lbs? That bike only weighs 7 pounds more then my cat!
As pictured probably 18lbs.
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Nice! Nothing like my all steel touring bike...weighing in around 75lbs when loaded. :) More of a plough-horse next to your wife's thorough-bred!