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Stats/Info:
Name:  Ryun Pavlicek
Age: 26
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 168 it's winter I'm fat
Miles Per Year: 8-10,000
Location: Central Virginia
Terrain: Rolling to Moutainous. Plenty of long climbs on the Blue Ridge, with short steep walls all through the foothills. Very rural, very rolling 
Previously Equipped bike: Record 9sp Independent Fabrications.
Type of riding: Racing and training. Cat 3 racer on local USCF. A roleur if you will (ie. fast enough to be in the break but not quick enough to win the sprint)
Biography:  "I am a 26 year old Category 3 racer from Central Virginia. The rides around here are typically rolling with everything from short steep climbs to 3-6 mile climbs in the Blue Ridge. Most of my 8-10,000 miles a year is spent training for as many races as my wife will allow mostly road races and criteriums. Once the winter kicks in, this bike will be used primarily indoors for marathon sessions on my trainer. Last year I raced on an Independent Fabrications with Campy 9sp and Speedplay pedals. With this bike I am making the switch to campy pedals, 10sp and titanium. Unfortunately I am much too fast to get a picture of on my road bike so one of me on my mountain bike will have to do."
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Testing the Chorus® gruppo is John Stevens, who rides Campagnolo in sunny Hawaii.

Stats/Info:
Name: John Stevens
Age: 37 
Height: 6' 0" 
Weight: 167
Miles Per Year: 7-9,000 
Location: Hawaii (the big island)
Terrain: Rolling to Mountainous
Previously Equipped bike: I have a Norco mountain bike.  The Waterford currently has a mix of 98 CHORUS and Racing triple components.  The Waterford is the bike I plan on equipping with 2000 CHORUS.  The Torpado is full CAMPY as well of course. So far the mountain bike is only equipped with a CAMPAGNOLO seat quick release, but I am working on  it. (John's bike is shown in the photo at left)
Type of riding:  Commuting, group rides, solo rides, weekend tour 
Biography:  "Hello. I am John and I will be road testing the CHORUS 2000 gruppo. Presently I live in Hawaii on the big island  of Hawaii which is next to Maui. I have been riding for about 23 years.  Ever since I discovered it was a way I could get out of the house while everyone else was watching football.  I ride from 150 to 175 mi per week.  I enjoy all types of riding.  I commute to work at least 4 times a week, go on group rides, do solo rides, and an occasional weekend tour.   I am also thinking of trying a little masters racing this year too.  That's about it as soon as I set up the bike I will start putting some miles on and giving a update.  If the 2000 CHORUS is anything like the 98 then I know it will perform flawlessly.  See ya Later remember to promote the benefits of CAMPY wherever you ride." 
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Stats/Info:
Name: Stuart Passmore
Age: 24 
Height: 175 cm or 5' 8"
Weight: 154
Miles Per Year: 10 - 15,000
Location:  Western Australia
Terrain:  Sealed roads / cycle paths, mainly flat, some hills.
Previously Equipped bike:  Shimano Dura Ace (9s and 8s), Ultegra (9s and 8s), shimano 105 (8s), Campagnolo Record (99 9s), chorus 97 9s
Type of riding:  Racing A grade, training, Commuting, some MTB 
Biography:  "I am going to build the groupset on a Bianchi Neuron Frame and fork, 55cm c-t, use cxp30 rims, sapim spokes, A/C seatpost, saddle, bars and stem still to be decided.  I will use this for commuting and all smaller races.  My daily commute composes most of my training and is usually 2h/day.  I have missed about 10 days of my commute in the last year, so I ride in most of the weather.  I have another aluminium frame and carbon fork built with campag record 99 9s which I will use for the big races etc - so it probably wont get used much now!!! I race every weekend in summer and some weeks in winter.  I will be racing a special criterium series here in perth featuring some of the best riders in Australia and overseas (see http://www.perthcriterium.com) at the end of november. My year goes up and down a fair bit, summer I get pretty fit, winter I just go into damage control, but I still try to ride 4 days out of 7 in winter and 6 out of 7 in summer."
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