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You'll have to wait until March to see the whole kit.  Red Bull Energy Shot Give Away 01/27/2010
 Saturday January 30th we will be giving out free samples of Red Bull Energy Shots to those joining us at the weekly road ride at Revo Cycles in Dana Point. Training... 01/20/2010
PUSH PULL from Landis Fields on Vimeo.  Mike Mayefske Dana Point CA - The instant Mike Mayefske saw the man pushing a $12,000 Pinarello Prince signature edition into Revo Cycles, he had a hunch. And his hunch proved correct. The man—wearing board shorts, flip-flops and no shirt—asked Mayefske to install flat pedals on the Pinarello. The man didn’t seem to know much about the bike, so Mayefske reasoned that something wasn’t quite right. While spinning on some inexpensive Wellgos, Mayefske scribbled down the bike’s serial number and snapped a photo with his cell phone. The bike, a Prince of Spain limited edition, features a distinctive color scheme—yellow and red—as well as a full Campy Super Record set up and Fulcrum Racing Zero wheels. “When he asked me to put on those pedals, I thought to myself, ‘Why would he want to do that?’ I then casually asked where he had gotten the bike. He told me he had just moved here from Arizona and a friend had given it to him,” the 27-year-old Mayefske said. After the man left—paying cash for the pedals—Mayefske, suspicious of the man’s story, called Gita Sporting Goods’ local rep, Frank Raduziner. He asked Raduziner to look up the serial number to learn where the bike had first been sold. Bingo. Raduziner called back within minutes. A store in Tucson, Arizona, had sold the bike to a collector who had also bought a Colnago Ferrari and a custom Independent Fab titanium mountain bike. Thieves had apparently cleaned out the man’s house, taking his bikes as well. Mayefske alerted the Dana Point police, but without anything more to go on there was little the police could do. And then the stranger showed up again at Revo, pushing the same Pinarello. The man came back to ask if Mayefske would pump up the tires—he couldn’t get an air hose at a nearby gas station to fill the tires and, apparently, was unfamiliar with Presta valves. Mayefske told him that Revo’s air compressor was off and it would take a few minutes to get the tank filled up. Would he mind waiting? In the meantime, Mayefske quietly called police. Within minutes, the cops swooped in, confiscated the bike, and questioned the man. John McDonald, a spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff’s Department, said they have the bike and are looking into the matter, but no arrests have been made. source - Bicycle Retailer & Industry News Revo Cycles Shop Ride Route 11/07/2009
 click for more info Some new faces on today's ride, including a brave soul on a mountain bike that hung-in there the whole ride. One flat tire late in the ride and Muscle Milk Latte's at Revo's Expresso Bar after the ride. Revo Cycles Shop Ride Route 10/24/2009
 click for more info Small group today... maybe the fog scared everyone away? Starting to really like this weekly shop ride, best part is the coffee drinks at Revo Cycles after the ride. All riders welcome 8am every Saturday. 2010 BH G5 Test Ride 10/17/2009
 I got the opportunity to demo the 2010 BH G5 today at Revo Cycles regular Saturday 8am group ride. BH is a Spanish bike company huge in Europe and just getting their foot in the door in the USA. Pro Tour team AG2R from France rides the BH G5 in races such as the Tour de France, Giro di Italia and Vuelta de Espana. I'm 6'2", 165lbs and currently ride a 58" Felt F3C with Mavic Aksium wheels. The demo BH G5 was 56" with Reynolds 32mm rims so the frame was too small but I was still very impressed. The G5 is light and stiff with geometry that puts the rider right over the rear wheel. This bike is a climbers dream. The snappy response and great handling fill out the report card with straight A's. Retail pricing for this thoroughbred is half the price of other brands in the top end of the racing class. Contact Revo Cycles in Dana Point to try the demo and see the excellence for yourself. Revo Cycles - 949-496-1995  2010 BH G5 Revo Cycles Weekly Shop Ride Route 10/03/2009
 click for more info Large group this week. Went South for 31 miles, just over 2 hours and 2 flats. Come join us next Saturday at 8am starting from Revo Cycles. |  Team Updatesraces, training, events, product reviews and everything cycling. ArchivesMarch 2010 |
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