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Green River Bike Race



2008-09-22 .
DOING A MANUAL: Jake Zimmerman does a "manual," raising the front wheel while powering across the starting line for lap two in the Green River Bike Race held Sunday, September 21, 2008, at the Lone Valley Area on Green River Lake. The maneuver above was merely a salute to the spectators, but out on the course, a manual enables riders to get over obstacles on the path. The eight mile mountain bike competition trail is called "brutal" and "punishing" by the race organizers. The Lindsey Wilson Mountain Bike team was host for the Mid South Conference event, which drew some 70 entrants.


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