Le Tour de Janvier

1/7/2012

All men on racing bikes resemble Lance Armstrong:
Jaw and helmet and wraparound shades.

On the most gorgeous Saturday in New York,
Bare legs emerged from shorts, bikes oiled and pumped.

My Trek Hybrid was hanging in the basement,
So I plodded three miles on the track
While cyclists churned on the main streets,
Training for Paris-Roubaix, or lunch.

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7/8/2012 07:47:03 pm

Nice blog about the tour.I like the blog post to read.Thanks a lot.

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