IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread (Page 4)
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2011-08-03 10:56 AM in reply to: #3626372 |
Folsom, CA (Sacramento Area) | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread kathy caribe - 2011-08-02 5:46 PM MrSolis - 2011-08-02 1:48 PM Thanks for the Pics, Can't wait to get there. The Kiss is not part of the course right? This is Mexico, baby. Grab someone and pucker up! (or 4-min penalty) You are right !!!! How quickly I forget. I have been living in the US for too long, I shouldn't have forgotten that about home !!!! |
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2011-08-03 4:35 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Member 13 Chicago | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread I got the following email from Tribike Transport today in response to my question about them supporting IM Cozumel: We are hoping to finalize this very soon. The main hold-up is ensuring that the bikes are not held up in customs. Apparently, it is difficult to make arrangements to bring in and out a lot of property when it isn't personally owned by the company transporting it. Of course, we need to make sure there are no unforeseen delays during transport, before we can commit to transporting bikes. I spoke to our company owner, Marc, about this and he is hoping to have this resolved within a week or so. In the meantime, I have started a list of potential customers that are interested in using the service, so I am adding your name and email to that list. When we have an update, we will send out a notice to you. So, if you are going to Mexico and would like to use Tribike Transport, let them know. |
2011-08-03 4:51 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Folsom, CA (Sacramento Area) | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread That would be awesome if they figure out a way to do this. Thanks for the information, I should already be on their list so I hope to hear from them soon. I f not, Ihope to read on this forum about it. Thanks for the update |
2011-08-04 12:59 PM in reply to: #3627843 |
Extreme Veteran 568 PaaMul QRoo, MX | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread hoya97 - 2011-08-03 4:35 PM I got the following email from Tribike Transport today in response to my question about them supporting IM Cozumel: We are hoping to finalize this very soon. The main hold-up is ensuring that the bikes are not held up in customs. Apparently, it is difficult to make arrangements to bring in and out a lot of property when it isn't personally owned by the company transporting it. Of course, we need to make sure there are no unforeseen delays during transport, before we can commit to transporting bikes. I spoke to our company owner, Marc, about this and he is hoping to have this resolved within a week or so. In the meantime, I have started a list of potential customers that are interested in using the service, so I am adding your name and email to that list. When we have an update, we will send out a notice to you. So, if you are going to Mexico and would like to use Tribike Transport, let them know. What these guys really need to do is get someone on the inside (an MX contact) who can grease the wheels. Aduana won't give a flying fig if the bikes get held up - they'll want their "16%" - and they won't care at all about an IM over in Cozumel. Aduana is in Benito Juarez. They don't care about Solidaridad. |
2011-08-04 1:00 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Extreme Veteran 568 PaaMul QRoo, MX | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread update from coz... " Road Expansion Project Continues On time for Cozumel Ironman 2011 Engineers from Grupo Jovial are reporting that the augmentation of the peripheral highway, that circles around the island of Cozumel, is now 60% completed. Cozumel has committed to have the expansion completed in time for Cozumel ironman 2011, which takes place on the 27th of November. The expansion includes 14 kilometers of additional highway, with a projected cost of nearly 140 million pesos. They were working on SUNDAY last time we were over there - I give the project about 50-50 completion. But working on a SUNDAY? that just isn't done! They must be serious about this job.
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2011-08-13 2:05 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Master 1402 Cumming, Georgia | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread I'm thinking about getting a tattoo to celebrate last years goal. What do you think?
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2011-08-18 10:04 AM in reply to: #3627843 |
Member 27 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Can you pleae pass on my info as well. My name is Lucas Ordonez, emial [email protected], interested in using their services as well.
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2011-08-22 8:16 AM in reply to: #3622668 |
Regular 69 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Thanks for the photos that's great! Nice helmet by the way (I have the same one) I am getting excited, ready to start back into the training |
2011-08-29 1:49 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Master 2005 South Florida | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Hey all. We are, what, about 12-13 weeks out! How is the training coming? I hit a few speed bumps but now I feel like I am getting back on track and my head is back in the game! For any locals...I'm curious...The weather in south florida this summer has been brutal. Insufferable. Temps in the mid to high 90s and humidity off the charts, and I like the heat. I am hoping Cozumel in November will be warm but not ridiculous?? What can you tell me about the conditions?
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2011-08-30 8:25 AM in reply to: #3363922 |
Veteran 245 In T1 looking for my Schwinn Huffy | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Hi Mimir, training is going great (although I haven't been in the pool for a couple weeks....which kind of begs the question, "how can training being going great?") Same problem here in Texas with the heat...it's been really brutal...I feel like we're in a science fiction movie...no one walks outside...my dog even refuses to go out! As far as Cozumel weather, from what I remember from prior trips there at about same time of year, it's gets in the low-mid 80s in late November and is a bit humid. Main wildcard is the wind which can pick up pretty substantially in early afternoon (making windward section of bike course more "interesting"). But it's definitely nowhere near the heat/humidity that Florida or Texas are currently experiencing, so hopefully this heat training will pay off. Good luck in your training! |
2011-08-30 9:46 AM in reply to: #3665340 |
Master 2005 South Florida | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread LazyRiver - 2011-08-30 9:25 AM Hi Mimir, training is going great (although I haven't been in the pool for a couple weeks....which kind of begs the question, "how can training being going great?") Same problem here in Texas with the heat...it's been really brutal...I feel like we're in a science fiction movie...no one walks outside...my dog even refuses to go out! As far as Cozumel weather, from what I remember from prior trips there at about same time of year, it's gets in the low-mid 80s in late November and is a bit humid. Main wildcard is the wind which can pick up pretty substantially in early afternoon (making windward section of bike course more "interesting"). But it's definitely nowhere near the heat/humidity that Florida or Texas are currently experiencing, so hopefully this heat training will pay off. Good luck in your training! Thanks for the feedback!!! low to mid 80s is brilliant! A bit humid is ok...just not to these proportions. Keep up with the good work...hope you get back in the water soon!! Can't wait for that swim!!! |
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2011-09-01 3:10 PM in reply to: #3642157 |
Veteran 493 West Palm Beach | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread csharp1171 - 2011-08-13 3:05 PM I'm thinking about getting a tattoo to celebrate last years goal. What do you think?
Hi "csharp1171" I remember you from last year's race!!! Yes!! the tat is awesome!!! do it do it do it Can I tell you that IM Coz is definately the best! I just finished another IM and I am not sure if it is because Cozumel was my first one but I just loved the energy in the island, the people and the race itself. I am happily jealous for all you guys doing it this year!!! I will be cheering all of you on from hot and humid south florida!! safe training....Alicia |
2011-09-04 10:14 AM in reply to: #3664371 |
Extreme Veteran 568 PaaMul QRoo, MX | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Mimir98 - 2011-08-29 1:49 PM Hey all. We are, what, about 12-13 weeks out! How is the training coming? I hit a few speed bumps but now I feel like I am getting back on track and my head is back in the game! For any locals...I'm curious...The weather in south florida this summer has been brutal. Insufferable. Temps in the mid to high 90s and humidity off the charts, and I like the heat. I am hoping Cozumel in November will be warm but not ridiculous?? What can you tell me about the conditions?
November is the start of Fall here and can be either the tail end of summer or not. Sometimes we have summer right into December. We should be getting cooler nights and lower humidity by then but there are no guarantees. It will definitely most likely be much lower than the 35s and 80%ish humidity we've had lately though. I'd guess low 30s and more like mid 60s to 70's humidity. |
2011-09-07 6:56 AM in reply to: #3363922 |
Regular 69 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Training is going well. I have just tamped up my training again after IMCDA. This week is my first week back with 2 a day workouts, so I am a bit tired. I am looking forward to this race, I really want to see how it compares to my first IM Thanks everyone for the tips about the weather, that is my one worry....I don't want to melt in the heat. We don't have that kind of consistent heat here in MN |
2011-09-07 10:19 AM in reply to: #3675777 |
Regular 69 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread I meant to type "ramped up" not "tamped up"....stupid auto correct |
2011-09-07 12:26 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Member 13 Chicago | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Good news - Tribike Transport is supporting IM Cozumel. You can sign up now on their website. Edited by hoya97 2011-09-07 12:33 PM |
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2011-09-07 1:31 PM in reply to: #3676420 |
Veteran 245 In T1 looking for my Schwinn Huffy | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread hoya97 - 2011-09-07 12:26 PM Good news - Tribike Transport is supporting IM Cozumel. You can sign up now on their website. Awesome! Signing up today! |
2011-09-07 8:36 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Regular 103 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Tri Bike transport posted on twitter today that they have added Cozumel! Yippie!!! |
2011-09-10 4:47 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Master 2005 South Florida | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread had a good 6 hour ride today...but I started early and there was some good cloud cover..humid as all get out. can only hope for clouds come race day!! |
2011-09-12 12:13 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Regular 69 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread Had a great 20 mile run this weekend, getting ready for the Twin Cities Marathon in 3 weeks I am excited that Tri bike transport will be an option. How is everyone's training coming? I am feeling good, been running a lot since I have the marathon coming up but adding in as much swimming and biking as I can manage at this point.
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2011-09-12 12:36 PM in reply to: #3682454 |
Veteran 301 Belize | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread You guys doing 6 hr bike rides and 20 mile runs make me fee like I am hardly doing enough. I did the Lionman triathlon in Belize City (Olympic distance) on Sep 4 and on Sunday, Sep 18 I'll do the Cancun Ironman 70.3. I had a 2 month break from swimming before doing the Lionman triathlon but just started swimming again last week. On Thursday I did a 34 min swim followed by a 1 hr swim on Saturday and a 30 min swim yesterday. Apart from that, I did a 12 mile run on Friday and little over 34 and 31 mile rides Saturday and Sunday. |
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2011-09-12 12:44 PM in reply to: #3682522 |
Master 2005 South Florida | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread David_Zen - 2011-09-12 1:36 PM You guys doing 6 hr bike rides and 20 mile runs make me fee like I am hardly doing enough. I did the Lionman triathlon in Belize City (Olympic distance) on Sep 4 and on Sunday, Sep 18 I'll do the Cancun Ironman 70.3. I had a 2 month break from swimming before doing the Lionman triathlon but just started swimming again last week. On Thursday I did a 34 min swim followed by a 1 hr swim on Saturday and a 30 min swim yesterday. Apart from that, I did a 12 mile run on Friday and little over 34 and 31 mile rides Saturday and Sunday. no worries...we all have different agendas and goals! just have a plan, stick to it as much as you can and you will do well Good luck on the 70.3!! |
2011-09-12 1:28 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Veteran 245 In T1 looking for my Schwinn Huffy | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread We're finally cooling down a little in Texas (from avg. 106 degrees to high 90's) and humidity has been much lower. So outdoor runs and rides are starting to feel less life threatening. I need to really step up the long rides...given the heat, I've been doing 3 to 3 1/2 hour rides on trainer on weekends which is just draining away my love for cycling. Really need to get outside! |
2011-09-12 4:02 PM in reply to: #3682522 |
Regular 69 | Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread David_Zen - 2011-09-12 12:36 PM You guys doing 6 hr bike rides and 20 mile runs make me fee like I am hardly doing enough. I did the Lionman triathlon in Belize City (Olympic distance) on Sep 4 and on Sunday, Sep 18 I'll do the Cancun Ironman 70.3. I had a 2 month break from swimming before doing the Lionman triathlon but just started swimming again last week. On Thursday I did a 34 min swim followed by a 1 hr swim on Saturday and a 30 min swim yesterday. Apart from that, I did a 12 mile run on Friday and little over 34 and 31 mile rides Saturday and Sunday. Yes don't sweat our numbers...you only have to worry about your own. Plus I am using the marathon as one of my big training weekends Have fun at your 70.3 |
2011-09-23 1:42 PM in reply to: #3363922 |
Subject: RE: IronMan Cozumel : Official Thread I just booked a dive trip over that weekend, staying on the bike course. I was there last year but left on IM day so only saw a couple bikers come by. This time I am looking forward to being at the finish and seeing all you guys and girls become Ironmen!!!! |
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