Industrialized Cyclist Notepad


Tinker Juarez

After skipping the series’ second round Juarez showed why he is a legend at 51, taking his second Pro UET victory on the season and regaining the overall lead on Sunday. Juarez was challenged heavily throughout the 50-mile race by U23 prospect Brendon Davids (RSA/Sho-Air – Specialized). The veteran eventually used his knowledge of the endurance format to dislodge Davids late in the second and final lap to take a 35 second victory….

via Juarez Takes Back Pro UET Lead, Mata Soars at Big Bear 50 | Mountain Bike Review.

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