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 After returning from Belgium for the season, Aaron Pool running up Hooligan Hill at Nebraska Cyclocross Championship held November 19, 2006 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Photo John Peterson
The evening will feature food, drink, new product demonstrations and a preview of the Midwest Cycling Club, a local cycling organization consisting of cyclists from the Omaha and Southeast Nebraska. Manufacturers' representatives will be on hand offering special deals, as well as to answer questions about the latest gear. A raffle will be held to raise money for Pool's return to the Cycling Center in Belgium for the 2007 season. Featured prizes are from Gary Fisher, Shimano, CamelBak and Pearl Izumi. Pool spent the 2006 season training and racing with the Cycling Center, which assists young riders in fullfilling their dreams of competing in the pro ranks. The Cycling Center provides rider support, race experience and resources for riders to continue their development For 2007, the Cycling Center has narrowed its rider selection, adding more international riders and attending larger, more high profile events. In addition, it has entered into a partnership with the Navigators Insurance Pro Cycling Team, one of the United States' top international squads. For more information on the Highgear Bicycle Store of Omaha Customer Appreciation Night, visit: www.highgearomaha.com To learn more about Aaron Pool and his "Pathway to the Pros," visit his blog: www.aaronpool.blogspot.com |
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - State and local officials plus race organizers announced the cities that will play host to starts and finishes for the inaugural world-class professional cycling race, the Tour of Missouri, September 11-16, 2007.
