
...and plucked out this chunk of wood:

What I'm wondering is, how exactly does one get a flat like this when riding on the pristine pavement at Research Park? And what are the odds I should get it? Figure around 20,000 laps had been completed in earlier races that day ...8.5 hours of racing, 1:20 per lap, 50 rider field size average. And somehow after all that, a little dagger-shaped piece of wood pops up straight and I ride over it. I can only laugh at the improbability!
2 comments:
This was in your rear tire, right? If so, it was most likely YOUR front tire that flipped it "just so" for it to stab your tire.
That's a big friggin' piece of wood though! Wow.
Yes, but why did it wait until I rode by?
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