I'll admit it. I actually like racing my bike. Not because I'm some competitive douchebag or
anything like that. I enjoy pushing
myself to the limit, whether or not I've actually “trained.” With a two month “offseason” every year, I'm
usually fatter and out of shapier than I should be, and I always dread that
first race of the season. For the past
five years that first race has been the
Winter Short Track Series. This year, thanks to Death Virus 2013, I lost
all my “offseason” flab. I've been
riding enough too which means I should be more than ready to race in fast
circles with a bunch of dirt roadies.
For some reason, I just didn't feel like it. I had other things to do.
You know me. I'm a DrunkCyclist. I love beer, a good party, and riding all
kinds of bikes. Sometimes I'm an
asshole, and sometimes I can be the nicest guy you've ever met. Partying in the woods a couple of days ago seemed like a better way to spend my time than actually racing, and looking back I don't really regret
it. Aside from heckling, drinking beer,
and watching people pee in the woods, we also helped the kids have a fun race.
That made my decision the right one. That and all the positive feedback I got from
the racers that we heckled. We provided
a public service out there, so to speak.
Fun was had, beers were consumed, kids were helped, and dirt roadies
were heckled.
Will I suit up and race the next one?
Not sure. The people
in the woods might need our ”services.”
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