Swobo in the house
It finally arrived. The Swobo Sanchez that I ordered was delivered by UPS today. YEAH! I have more pictures but for some reason they turned out a little strange. There's a blue tinge throughout the pictures. I'm going to have to retake the pictures or figure some way to fix them in Photoshop. Anyways, assembly was pretty easy. I had it together in about thirty minutes. I tooled around my neighborhood after the rain went away. It was a blast to ride but I do need a front brake especially since I'm going to be commuting to work on it once or twice a week. Well, more pictures will be posted once I get my photos fixed.
When I got home tonight I found a big box from 
I've been riding with the PowerCranks for almost 5 months now and I've seen big gains in both power and 'fluidness' in my peddling. I'm not too entirely sure if my power gains can be attributed to the PowerCranks since I just started cycling a few months before I got the PowerCranks and I had very little power to begin with. 
My wife and I rode the 2005 Tour de Whidbey on Saturday, September 24. This ride was held on Whidbey Island which is an island locaed in the Puget Sound just northwest of Seattle. There were three different routes to choose from, a century, a half century and a 25 mile ride. My wife rode the 25 mile ride while I chose the to ride the full century.