This installment of crossteeds of the michigansceners comes from 2005 michigan state champion Jer Walker, although he doesnt officaly hang his hat here anymore he is still one of us. He like Jeff is sponsored by Cane Creek, so this allows him to ride a whatever bike he wants, Jer has been on the crosscene as long as if not longer than anyone in MI, and has also ridden other brands, with the last one being Fuji's, He didnt state how this one rides, but its one of the BEST looking cross bike on the grass.
Frame: 56cm Ridley Crosswind
Fork: 4ZA Python
Headset: Cane Creek Solos
Handlebar: Ritchey WCS Anatomic 44cm
Tape: Cinelli Cork
Stem: Ritchey WCS 120mm
Seatpost: Thomson Elite 31.6
Saddle: Custom Fizik Pave w/Chrome Scuffguards & Ti rails
Brakes: Mafac w/Koolstop dual compound pads
Brake Levers: Cane Creek Cross Top
STI: Shimano Dura Ace 9 Speed
Derailleurs: Shimano Dura Ace
Chain: SRAM PC99
Cranks: Ritchey WCS 175mm w/Salsa 45/38 rings
Bottom Bracket: Shimano Ultegra
Pedals: Time ATAC Carbon
Wheels: Cane Creek Aros 58 Team Issue and Cane Creek Volos
Tires: Custom Dugast w/Michelin treads 32mm and Challenge Grifo 32mm
Weight: 17.5 pounds
What makes me fast? Hard work and discipline. System of a Down and The Rollins
Band help too.
Later.
Jer
This installment of crossteeds of the michigansceners comes from 2005 michigan state champion Jer Walker, although he doesnt officaly hang his hat here anymore he is still one of us. He like Jeff is sponsored by Cane Creek, so this allows him to ride a whatever bike he wants, Jer has been on the crosscene as long as if not longer than anyone in MI, and has also ridden other brands, with the last one being Fuji's, He didnt state how this one rides, but its one of the BEST looking cross bike on the grass.
3 comments:
dick
you know, i am always open to opinions, but if its someting of this taste dont be ANON.
I agree with the "Scene". If you have to hide behind the pathetic cloak of anonymous to voice your "eloquent" opinion, it just goes to show how ignorant your are to the reality of the love Jer (and most of us) have for the sport. This is not an excuse, but racing at an elite (actually, nearly any level) is a difficult, stressful, and painful endeavor. Unfortunately, this combination can sometimes lead to bad manners. We (and I say we because I'm probably guilty more than most) realize it's not the appropriate behavior, but we're all human and can make mistakes or act incorrectly. I would like to further discuss the "point" you've made. Please feel free to come and see me at the next race. Hopefully we can set the record straight.
Jon Card (and I'm definitely not anonymous)
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