- 11 hours agoArantza Raposo Benito
- Dear Mr. Perich!!
My name is Arantza, I´m from Bilbao (Basque Country) the north of Spain.
I´m fond of the cycling for many years and collect bidons (water bottle). I´m going to every races that are organized in Europe and everytime I am collecting bidons for my collection though there are a lot of them that are more difficult to obtein, like the bidons of any of the cycling team to run in your cycle race.
I tried to contact the equipment by email, but they do not respond to me and for me is impossible to go to see your race. I wonder if you could help me. I guess to you will be easier to talk with the cycling teams or cyclist and can get these bidons. Then I would send a letter with the money for shipping cost.
The bidons of the teams that I´m looking for and run in the Tour de Korea 2011 are:
1.- TEAM TYPE 1 SANOFI AVENTIS
2.- JELLY BELLY PRESENTED BY KENDA
3.- RAPHA CONDOR SHARP
4.- PARTIZAN POWERMOVE
5.- SUBWAY CYCLING TEAM
6.- GENESYS WEALTH ADVISES
7.- TEAM BONITAS
8.- TABRIZ PETROCHEMICAL TEAM
9.- TERENGGANU CYCLING TEAM
10.- MAX SUCCESS SPORTS
11.- CHAMPION SYSTEM
12.- AISAN RACING TEAM
13.- SEOUL CYCLING TEAM
14.- KSPO
15.- GEUMSN GINSENG ASIA
16.- UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL TEAM
17.- KOREA NATIONAL TEAM
18.- MALAYSIA NATIONAL TEAM
19.- JAPAN NATIONAL TEAM
20.- HONGKONG CHINA NATIONAL TEAM
Thank you so much and I hope you can help me because I dont have any bottles of asiatic cycling teams and I would have in my collection.
Best wishes,
Arantza
- a few seconds agoBrian Perich
- Hey Arantza,
I wish I could help you. I am an unsponsored cyclist in Korea. I use a facebook group to promote Cycling in Korea (group name, you can join and post your message there asking for help from others or try the group -Han River Riders ...the second group I am no longer member of but there is a guy named Tim Travis that could help you, he is well connected to the cycling industry people in Korea).
I write about my experiences with cycling through my blog http://korean-world.blogspot.com/ and I plan to cycle from the Arctic (Canada) to Argentina (South America) in 2012. (:
Peace and thanks for sending your message,
Brian Perich - korean-world.blogspot.com
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
I met a cycling Water Bottle Collector: TOUR OF KOREA 2011
I met a cycling Water Bottle Collector: TOUR OF KOREA 2011
- 11 hours agoArantza Raposo Benito
- Dear Mr. Perich!!
My name is Arantza, I´m from Bilbao (Basque Country) the north of Spain.
I´m fond of the cycling for many years and collect bidons (water bottle). I´m going to every races that are organized in Europe and everytime I am collecting bidons for my collection though there are a lot of them that are more difficult to obtein, like the bidons of any of the cycling team to run in your cycle race.
I tried to contact the equipment by email, but they do not respond to me and for me is impossible to go to see your race. I wonder if you could help me. I guess to you will be easier to talk with the cycling teams or cyclist and can get these bidons. Then I would send a letter with the money for shipping cost.
The bidons of the teams that I´m looking for and run in the Tour de Korea 2011 are:
1.- TEAM TYPE 1 SANOFI AVENTIS
2.- JELLY BELLY PRESENTED BY KENDA
3.- RAPHA CONDOR SHARP
4.- PARTIZAN POWERMOVE
5.- SUBWAY CYCLING TEAM
6.- GENESYS WEALTH ADVISES
7.- TEAM BONITAS
8.- TABRIZ PETROCHEMICAL TEAM
9.- TERENGGANU CYCLING TEAM
10.- MAX SUCCESS SPORTS
11.- CHAMPION SYSTEM
12.- AISAN RACING TEAM
13.- SEOUL CYCLING TEAM
14.- KSPO
15.- GEUMSN GINSENG ASIA
16.- UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL TEAM
17.- KOREA NATIONAL TEAM
18.- MALAYSIA NATIONAL TEAM
19.- JAPAN NATIONAL TEAM
20.- HONGKONG CHINA NATIONAL TEAM
Thank you so much and I hope you can help me because I dont have any bottles of asiatic cycling teams and I would have in my collection.
Best wishes,
Arantza
- a few seconds agoBrian Perich
- Hey Arantza,
I wish I could help you. I am an unsponsored cyclist in Korea. I use a facebook group to promote Cycling in Korea (group name, you can join and post your message there asking for help from others or try the group -Han River Riders ...the second group I am no longer member of but there is a guy named Tim Travis that could help you, he is well connected to the cycling industry people in Korea).
I write about my experiences with cycling through my blog http://korean-world.blogspot.com/ and I plan to cycle from the Arctic (Canada) to Argentina (South America) in 2012. (:
Peace and thanks for sending your message,
Brian Perich - korean-world.blogspot.com
I met a cycling Water Bottle Collector: TOUR OF KOREA 2011
- 11 hours agoArantza Raposo Benito
- Dear Mr. Perich!!
My name is Arantza, I´m from Bilbao (Basque Country) the north of Spain.
I´m fond of the cycling for many years and collect bidons (water bottle). I´m going to every races that are organized in Europe and everytime I am collecting bidons for my collection though there are a lot of them that are more difficult to obtein, like the bidons of any of the cycling team to run in your cycle race.
I tried to contact the equipment by email, but they do not respond to me and for me is impossible to go to see your race. I wonder if you could help me. I guess to you will be easier to talk with the cycling teams or cyclist and can get these bidons. Then I would send a letter with the money for shipping cost.
The bidons of the teams that I´m looking for and run in the Tour de Korea 2011 are:
1.- TEAM TYPE 1 SANOFI AVENTIS
2.- JELLY BELLY PRESENTED BY KENDA
3.- RAPHA CONDOR SHARP
4.- PARTIZAN POWERMOVE
5.- SUBWAY CYCLING TEAM
6.- GENESYS WEALTH ADVISES
7.- TEAM BONITAS
8.- TABRIZ PETROCHEMICAL TEAM
9.- TERENGGANU CYCLING TEAM
10.- MAX SUCCESS SPORTS
11.- CHAMPION SYSTEM
12.- AISAN RACING TEAM
13.- SEOUL CYCLING TEAM
14.- KSPO
15.- GEUMSN GINSENG ASIA
16.- UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL TEAM
17.- KOREA NATIONAL TEAM
18.- MALAYSIA NATIONAL TEAM
19.- JAPAN NATIONAL TEAM
20.- HONGKONG CHINA NATIONAL TEAM
Thank you so much and I hope you can help me because I dont have any bottles of asiatic cycling teams and I would have in my collection.
Best wishes,
Arantza
- a few seconds agoBrian Perich
- Hey Arantza,
I wish I could help you. I am an unsponsored cyclist in Korea. I use a facebook group to promote Cycling in Korea (group name, you can join and post your message there asking for help from others or try the group -Han River Riders ...the second group I am no longer member of but there is a guy named Tim Travis that could help you, he is well connected to the cycling industry people in Korea).
I write about my experiences with cycling through my blog http://korean-world.blogspot.com/ and I plan to cycle from the Arctic (Canada) to Argentina (South America) in 2012. (:
Peace and thanks for sending your message,
Brian Perich - korean-world.blogspot.com
I met a cycling Water Bottle Collector: TOUR OF KOREA 2011
- 11 hours agoArantza Raposo Benito
- Dear Mr. Perich!!
My name is Arantza, I´m from Bilbao (Basque Country) the north of Spain.
I´m fond of the cycling for many years and collect bidons (water bottle). I´m going to every races that are organized in Europe and everytime I am collecting bidons for my collection though there are a lot of them that are more difficult to obtein, like the bidons of any of the cycling team to run in your cycle race.
I tried to contact the equipment by email, but they do not respond to me and for me is impossible to go to see your race. I wonder if you could help me. I guess to you will be easier to talk with the cycling teams or cyclist and can get these bidons. Then I would send a letter with the money for shipping cost.
The bidons of the teams that I´m looking for and run in the Tour de Korea 2011 are:
1.- TEAM TYPE 1 SANOFI AVENTIS
2.- JELLY BELLY PRESENTED BY KENDA
3.- RAPHA CONDOR SHARP
4.- PARTIZAN POWERMOVE
5.- SUBWAY CYCLING TEAM
6.- GENESYS WEALTH ADVISES
7.- TEAM BONITAS
8.- TABRIZ PETROCHEMICAL TEAM
9.- TERENGGANU CYCLING TEAM
10.- MAX SUCCESS SPORTS
11.- CHAMPION SYSTEM
12.- AISAN RACING TEAM
13.- SEOUL CYCLING TEAM
14.- KSPO
15.- GEUMSN GINSENG ASIA
16.- UZBEKISTAN NATIONAL TEAM
17.- KOREA NATIONAL TEAM
18.- MALAYSIA NATIONAL TEAM
19.- JAPAN NATIONAL TEAM
20.- HONGKONG CHINA NATIONAL TEAM
Thank you so much and I hope you can help me because I dont have any bottles of asiatic cycling teams and I would have in my collection.
Best wishes,
Arantza
- a few seconds agoBrian Perich
- Hey Arantza,
I wish I could help you. I am an unsponsored cyclist in Korea. I use a facebook group to promote Cycling in Korea (group name, you can join and post your message there asking for help from others or try the group -Han River Riders ...the second group I am no longer member of but there is a guy named Tim Travis that could help you, he is well connected to the cycling industry people in Korea).
I write about my experiences with cycling through my blog http://korean-world.blogspot.com/ and I plan to cycle from the Arctic (Canada) to Argentina (South America) in 2012. (:
Peace and thanks for sending your message,
Brian Perich - korean-world.blogspot.com
Monday, November 9, 2009
WT: Cycling in Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB ALEK
Khaled, Ahmed, Mostafa - MTB Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB Riders 
Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB Riders
MTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!
Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in Korea
On two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.
My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.
Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South Korea
I recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB Riders
MTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!
Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in Korea
On two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.
My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.
Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South Korea
I recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
WT: Cycling in Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB ALEK
Khaled, Ahmed, Mostafa - MTB Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB Riders Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB RidersMTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in KoreaOn two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South Korea
I recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB RidersMTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in KoreaOn two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South KoreaI recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
WT: Cycling in Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB ALEK
Khaled, Ahmed, Mostafa - MTB Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB Riders Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB RidersMTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in KoreaOn two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South Korea
I recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB RidersMTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in KoreaOn two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South KoreaI recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
WT: Cycling in Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB ALEK
Khaled, Ahmed, Mostafa - MTB Aleksandria, Jordan - MTB Riders Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB RidersMTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in KoreaOn two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South Korea
I recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
Mostafa & Khaled - MTB Aleksandria - MTB RidersMTB ALEK Mountain Bikes all lined up for more pedaling action!Here's my student Sun Hee tearing it up in KoreaOn two-wheels, Surisan Mountain, Gyeonggi, South Korea.My Korean Market Blackcat MTB and Sun Hee with his Hound.Surisan Mountain recreation area, Ansan, South KoreaI recently joined a cycling club through an invitation on Facebook from a rider in Jordan. MTB ALEK They are meeting regularly to ride with other cycling enthusiasts in Jordan. After using Google to translate their message, it was really exciting to see the enthusiasm for cycling in other parts of the world. I can't make it to this event, but it's an invitation to ride the world, those who are lucky to have the experience, should plan ahead and join some international cycling groups [via Facebook.com] and there's opportunity to meet great people sharing common interests in cycling & touring. It's beats the old bus tour...or driving somewhere in your car...if you want to meet people, then step 'outside the box.' I've turned ECO-GREEN these days with avid cycling, but in the 1990's I rode 500-600cc motorcycles and explored America and Canada, it was amazing to meet so many people, and it's sociable being out there without windows, doors, and barriers of comfort.
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