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Seasons. By Jon Beunza
With the beginning of each year, almost all seek a "fresh start." Probably nothing will change but the ability to reset most of our dynamic vital markers is a good way to find fresh impetus. Many
for each year is a season. Disconnected autumn, winter do grassroots work in the spring and hit the road for a few months of intense and return to relax with the onset of autumn. It seems quite correct and certainly envy him in some way and that all this presupposes a large programming capacity and time to carry it out.
But honestly can not see myself in that role and I acknowledge that I am a much more anarch cyclist. Sometimes I think my season started cyclist makes a number of years and hopefully end in many more. Clearly I prefer the summer, sun, short ride, but I do not averse to anything. If winter comes a good day, Why do not I'll upload a port? In short, time (schedule and climate) is the trademark intensity.
defend the plurality of cycling. I identify with rapid, with slow, with long distances, with those little walk and lunch, with every day, with Sundays, with large plate, with the third plate, with seeking to improve their times in each gear, with which they do not know what that is cycling test. We all share a large bag and if that bag has to be given a facelift at the beginning of each year, no problem. We all enjoy riding. Grab your bike and renew your spirit. CONTENTS


02. INTRO
04. NEWS
08. DISPLAY AND PRODUCT
14. OPINION
20. PHYSICAL TRAINING - HEALTH - TECHNICAL
28. ORIENTAL CANTABRIA
Altimetry: Peña Cabarga - Santo Cristo Chapel Garzón - Campo La
Cruz / The Garmellana - Bien Aparecida / Country Layal - Hoyomenor /
Ermita de las Nieves - San Mames of hamlet - La Granja
41. MAKING PLANS: We're going on marches. 2011 Selection
56. FIAT 2.0 TREK DEMO TOUR
60. PEOPLE, THE MOTION AND CLUBS
66. LIFE IS A DREAM: Stage in Switzerland. Still can not ... do you?
70. Priorat (Tarragona): Vineyards, shrines and scenery
76. ROTTERDAM: Biking "below zero"
80. CYCLING TREASURES: Puy de Dôme