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Chef Jim
Astoria, OR
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Chef Jim's Discussions
Most useful item of clothing
Replied Jul. 26, 2008
Commuting on a Crosser
Replied Jul. 26, 2008
Fork chatter
Replied Jul. 8, 2008
Chef Jim's Page
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- In the land of Cross Cusade, Astoria, OR
- About Me:
- Now the person responsible for feeding part of tomorrows CX Champions and all of their wild fans. Working hard to change the way elementary schools feed our children and combat childhood obesity, along with living a little greener.
Private Chef working with Elite and Professional athletes and their trainers to provide the best possible advantage from the food they eat.
- Current Bike Collection:
- Coming to the house 10/23/08 a Bailey O'Brien prototype with SRAM Force and ec90x,
07 Voodoo Aizan, Winwood Dusty, Tektro CR720 brakes, Tektro R200A levers, Neuvation M28 wheels with rear SS freehub body, Ritchey WCS 48cm bars, Truvativ Stylo SS Crank, Candy SL's (I'm 13.5 stone and 6'3)
1979 Schwinn Sting Competition ALL ORIGINAL
- Favorite Race:
- So far anything Cross Crusade throws down,
Ogden UT, Fort Buena Ventura in the SNOW
- Dream Bike:
- Not sure now, but I know it is hand made
- Favorite thing about cyclocross:
- The Absolute punishment you can put on your body and laugh about over a beer at the end.
- How long have you been racing cyclocross?
- 3 years
- Racing category
- sandbagger
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Blog Posts
Curtis White is not afraid of you and he will beat your ass*.
Posted by DeeGee on June 18, 2009 at 4:00pm
DeathRow Velo Skinsuits
Posted by John Landino on June 12, 2009 at 6:00am — 1 Comment
team adresses
Posted by Monfardino Luca on May 28, 2009 at 6:48am
Gettin close!
Posted by smitty on May 18, 2009 at 7:03am
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