Monday, June 3, 2013

High Sierra Challenge


KISS OF DEATH™ — HIGH SIERRA CHALLENGE BIKE TOUR

California Bicycle Tour in the High Sierra Nevada Mountains

For many years, an epic bicycle ride has been staged on the mountain roads of the High Sierra. It’s called The Tour of the California Alps - Death Ride. Held on one day in July, it attracts 2,800 avid cyclists from across the country who test their fitness climbing the high and spectacular roads of the California Sierra Nevada mountain range. It is one of the most difficult one-day rides in the country.
The Death Ride has become so popular that it sells out months in advance. Many riders don’t get in, and the ones that do get in have to compete with all the other riders for dining, hotel rooms, and space on the road.
In 2003, we thought that a smaller, quieter, but just as challenging cycling experience over the same mountain roads would be a fun alternative. Thus was founded the Kiss of Death™. Instead of three thousand or more riders, we limit it to 14. We challenge ourselves on all of the same bicycles climbs of the Death Ride, plus a few more. But instead of doing them all in one day, we do them over a long weekend.



Leaving on Thursday to lead this tour.  I am Looking forward to it.

Mike

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Fund Raising

A new way to fund raise for High School Sports?

At badVision, “The New Vision” on wearable action cameras, we think community is important and so are our High School Sports. 
The offer from badVision: 
“Your Team” takes 25% of the $150 sale from each of our hands free action cameras. Our badVision Team will donate $37.50/camera sold to that participating teams operating budget. (10 cameras sold = $375.00 for the Team) 
This type of fund raising is easy to do with no obligation, and truthfully most people are tired of cookies and magazine.

Mike Boester And Daughters of b.A.d.Vision Wearable Action Cameras
 

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

New Way To Fund Raise


A new way to fund raise for High School Sports?

At badVision, “The New Vision” on wearable action cameras, we think community is important and so are our High School Sports. 
The offer from badVision: 
“Your Team” takes 25% of the $150 sale from each of our hands free action cameras. Our badVision Team will donate $37.50/camera sold to that participating teams operating budget.  (10 cameras sold = $375.00 for the Team)
This type of fund raising is easy to do with no obligation, and truthfully most people are tired of cookies and magazines. 






Sunday, April 14, 2013

Remember the Name!


“Remember the Name!”

What do you think of our name?
Some of our marketing people / business advisors think we should change our name.  Do you think, “b.a.d.” Is bad for business?  
We like “badVision” and feel that it’s a little radical, way cool, a great way to take video.  Do you agree?

Yes, keep the name and click “like” or leave a comment.

No, “bad” is bad for business and leave a comment.


Thanks for the help!

Mike Boester

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

What is badVision



badVision simply:  
Boester and Daughters
Our last name, our daughters and a 
cool way to video life!

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Bike fitting review

I gave Andrea a bike fitting yesterday and received this wonder review from her.  I hope to see more people coming into UDC now for fittings so you can have more FUN on your rides.

Mike Boester

Hi Fellow Randonneurs,

For those of you who would like to enhance the quality of riding long distances by getting a bike fit, I'd like to recommend Mike Boester from Undiscovered Country located in Los Altos off of Foothill Blvd and 280/85 on the Peninsula.  I went there yesterday, with my new cycling shoes and speed play pedals/cleats, and after completing the initial questionnaire, Mike spent 2 hours plus setting me up just right.  He said that when I ride: "the bike should almost be unnoticeable!" 

After the fitting, I went for a little test spin around the block, and after my feedback, Mike made some more adjustments, and off I went again.  He asked me to return after I've been riding the bike with the new setup for about a week to provide feedback and make further "fine tunes" if needed.  And best part of all, it isn't as expensive as other places charge for this service.

Mike Boester has over 25 years of fitting experience and works with all types of riders, including race teams.  I recommend him because he's highly concerned about getting YOU the BEST bike fit possible.

PS:  Another cool thing about the store is that if you're in the area, you can just drop in for coffee, nature break, shower, chat, rest, etc.  They also have Full Carbon with Ultegra bicycle rentals available if you have friends in town who would like to ride but don't want to bring their own bikes... For the weekend, it's $90.00 pick up Friday - return Monday!  For the whole week, it's $154.00.  Super Awesome!  For a fee, they'll also deliver the bikes to your house.

I couldn't be happier to have these guys in my back yard.  I'll be stopping in a lot more from now on.

Andrea


Here is the link:

Sunday, March 17, 2013

UDCTours CDE Tour March 2013

Had a great time down in Palm Desert, even though the weather was hot - Some days it was over 100 degrees.  What a great winter time tour.  We had some great rides and wonderful guest.
Below is a link to the tour pictures on Flickr.

Mike Boester



http://flickr.com/gp/badvision/ZYfGQQ/