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On pretty much every trip I've taken to the velodrome, I've seen a crash. Some are no big deal, everybody gets up and walks a way. Some are kind of crazy with riders flying up over the rail, or sliding down onto the infield like in this picture I snapped in July of this year:
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I salute the guys building the new track. If America needs anything it's more physical activity and less Play Station. I would also advise them to do a little brainstorming on how make their facility as safe as possible.
Photo form www.boulderindoorcycling.com
3 comments:
Hopefully, they'll take a cue from football before anyone is injured: put some goalpost padding on that thing.
...maybe this will even mark the introduction of touchdown celebrations in the velodrome:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYO8D7w93-M
Yeah, I wanna see a track racer break dance after a big win.
The track is about to open next week, check out the status on 303cycling.com
http://303racing.com/boulder_velodrome
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