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Leonard Basobas (Granny's 30) - Among my many and varied interests are cycling and writing. I am deeply passionate about both. Strangely enough, neither has come very easy to me.
I had such a horrible crash as a small child that I did not attempt to ride again until the 6th grade. From that point forward, you could say that I have had a love affair with two-wheels. When I was not out on my bike, I could be found tearing apart or putting back together other bikes. The frames and parts found in my parents’ basement today are a testament to that fact.
Around the same time that I began riding again, a young rider named Greg Lemond had just won the U23 World Championships. Following his career was my entry point into the sport of cycling, but I never participated in organized racing until I was past my cycling prime. Today, a healthy curiosity about racing has me lining up on the road and in the nearest velodrome.
In regard to writing, I am not a trained journalist. My writing, instead, strikes a creative bent in the form of short stories, at least when I not writing for my day job in clinical research. Although I have yet to be published for my creative writing, I have authored several abstracts and papers, and been published as the lead author for a paper in a well-known peer reviewed medical journal.
I have covered the sport of cycling, as both writer and photographer, at such races as the Amgen Tour of California (2008 & 2009) and the US Criterium Nationals. I recently completed a stint as a Guest Contributor for LIVESTRONG.com, commentating and moderating the site's live blogging feed during the 2009 Tour de France.
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Posts by Lenny B:
- The Professor Passes(0)
- Slipstream Announces 2011 Roster Additions(0)
- Erica Allar Rides Home with the USA CRITS Series Championship(0)
- Colavita/Baci’s Cath Cheatley Set to Win NRC Championship(0)
- Peanut Butter & Co. TWENTY 12 Misses Clean Sweep of Women’s Prestige Cycling Series(0)
- Cancellara True, Contador Celebrates – 97th Tour de France, Stage 19(1)
- Cavendish Easily Scores Fourth – 97th Tour de France, Stage 18(0)
- Schleck Conquers Tourmalet, Unable to Unhinged Contador – 97th Tour de France, Stage 17(0)
- Fedrigo Defies Death – 97th Tour de France, Stage 16(0)
- Cavendish Wins Third As Renshaw Throws Haymaker – 97th Tour de France, Stage 11(0)





















