Comments on: Kathryn Bertine – United We Fall http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/ Sports - Beyond Coverage Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:53:41 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Backlinks http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-3195 Backlinks Mon, 30 Aug 2010 21:24:15 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-3195 This is a good blog. Keep up all the work. I too love blogging and expressing my opinions. Thanks :) This is a good blog. Keep up all the work. I too love blogging and expressing my opinions. Thanks :)

]]> By: Golf Shoes http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-3107 Golf Shoes Sun, 29 Aug 2010 09:14:10 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-3107 Tiger Woods is now a Cheetah Tiger Woods is now a Cheetah

]]> By: Art http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-2732 Art Tue, 16 Mar 2010 17:04:00 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-2732 I became so angry at this that I had my last bike (a Seven Alaris) built with S&S couplers. Now it all fits neatly into a box. I tell the devil at the counter that they are bicycle PARTS. I've never had a problem after that. The couplers aren't appropriate for racing but for recreational cycling they are perfect. I became so angry at this that I had my last bike (a Seven Alaris) built with S&S couplers. Now it all fits neatly into a box. I tell the devil at the counter that they are bicycle PARTS. I've never had a problem after that. The couplers aren't appropriate for racing but for recreational cycling they are perfect.

]]> By: Art http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-2273 Art Tue, 16 Mar 2010 16:04:40 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-2273 I became so angry at this that I had my last bike (a Seven Alaris) built with S&S couplers. Now it all fits neatly into a box. I tell the devil at the counter that they are bicycle PARTS. I've never had a problem after that. The couplers aren't appropriate for racing but for recreational cycling they are perfect. I became so angry at this that I had my last bike (a Seven Alaris) built with S&S couplers. Now it all fits neatly into a box. I tell the devil at the counter that they are bicycle PARTS. I've never had a problem after that. The couplers aren't appropriate for racing but for recreational cycling they are perfect.

]]> By: bryaneleyet http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-2265 bryaneleyet Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:39:31 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-2265 I know this doesn't help your wallet any. But remember you have many (at least me and your own circle of friends undoubtedly cheering you on) fans who want so very much for you to succeed. Go Kathryn! I know this doesn't help your wallet any. But remember you have many (at least me and your own circle of friends undoubtedly cheering you on) fans who want so very much for you to succeed. Go Kathryn!

]]> By: Steve Fleck http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-1489 Steve Fleck Wed, 21 Oct 2009 02:51:32 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-1489 Sorry to hear your story. It's becoming more common. I don't mean to be an smart-ass, but UA does have one of the worst extraordinary baggage policies of all the Airlines. Cyclists and triathletes need to start shopping for plane tickets smartly and with their wallets and NOT flying with the airlines like UA that have insane extraordinary baggage charges and/or discriminate against B-I-K-E 's.<br><br>My wife and I recently traveled to Ironman Hawaii. We use the Aerus Bio-Speed Soft bags. We went separately because she was going early. On Air Canada on the way to Hawaii my wife was charged $50 - the set AC bike fee. On Continental, I was charged nothing. They thought my Aerus Bag was just another slightly over-size suit case. When returning from Hawaii, on Continental, we paid $35/each for the bikes. Hard to get off the Island in the days after the race as 2,000 bikes are leaving Hawaii. Sorry to hear your story. It's becoming more common. I don't mean to be an smart-ass, but UA does have one of the worst extraordinary baggage policies of all the Airlines. Cyclists and triathletes need to start shopping for plane tickets smartly and with their wallets and NOT flying with the airlines like UA that have insane extraordinary baggage charges and/or discriminate against B-I-K-E 's.

My wife and I recently traveled to Ironman Hawaii. We use the Aerus Bio-Speed Soft bags. We went separately because she was going early. On Air Canada on the way to Hawaii my wife was charged $50 - the set AC bike fee. On Continental, I was charged nothing. They thought my Aerus Bag was just another slightly over-size suit case. When returning from Hawaii, on Continental, we paid $35/each for the bikes. Hard to get off the Island in the days after the race as 2,000 bikes are leaving Hawaii.

]]> By: Steve Fleck http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-291 Steve Fleck Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:51:32 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-291 Sorry to hear your story. It's becoming more common. I don't mean to be an smart-ass, but UA does have one of the worst extraordinary baggage policies of all the Airlines. Cyclists and triathletes need to start shopping for plane tickets smartly and with their wallets and NOT flying with the airlines like UA that have insane extraordinary baggage charges and/or discriminate against B-I-K-E 's.<br><br>My wife and I recently traveled to Ironman Hawaii. We use the Aerus Bio-Speed Soft bags. We went separately because she was going early. On Air Canada on the way to Hawaii my wife was charged $50 - the set AC bike fee. On Continental, I was charged nothing. They thought my Aerus Bag was just another slightly over-size suit case. When returning from Hawaii, on Continental, we paid $35/each for the bikes. Hard to get off the Island in the days after the race as 2,000 bikes are leaving Hawaii. Sorry to hear your story. It's becoming more common. I don't mean to be an smart-ass, but UA does have one of the worst extraordinary baggage policies of all the Airlines. Cyclists and triathletes need to start shopping for plane tickets smartly and with their wallets and NOT flying with the airlines like UA that have insane extraordinary baggage charges and/or discriminate against B-I-K-E 's.

My wife and I recently traveled to Ironman Hawaii. We use the Aerus Bio-Speed Soft bags. We went separately because she was going early. On Air Canada on the way to Hawaii my wife was charged $50 - the set AC bike fee. On Continental, I was charged nothing. They thought my Aerus Bag was just another slightly over-size suit case. When returning from Hawaii, on Continental, we paid $35/each for the bikes. Hard to get off the Island in the days after the race as 2,000 bikes are leaving Hawaii.

]]> By: Steve Fleck http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-313 Steve Fleck Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:51:32 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-313 Sorry to hear your story. It's becoming more common. I don't mean to be an smart-ass, but UA does have one of the worst extraordinary baggage policies of all the Airlines. Cyclists and triathletes need to start shopping for plane tickets smartly and with their wallets and NOT flying with the airlines like UA that have insane extraordinary baggage charges and/or discriminate against B-I-K-E 's.<br><br>My wife and I recently traveled to Ironman Hawaii. We use the Aerus Bio-Speed Soft bags. We went separately because she was going early. On Air Canada on the way to Hawaii my wife was charged $50 - the set AC bike fee. On Continental, I was charged nothing. They thought my Aerus Bag was just another slightly over-size suit case. When returning from Hawaii, on Continental, we paid $35/each for the bikes. Hard to get off the Island in the days after the race as 2,000 bikes are leaving Hawaii. Sorry to hear your story. It's becoming more common. I don't mean to be an smart-ass, but UA does have one of the worst extraordinary baggage policies of all the Airlines. Cyclists and triathletes need to start shopping for plane tickets smartly and with their wallets and NOT flying with the airlines like UA that have insane extraordinary baggage charges and/or discriminate against B-I-K-E 's.

My wife and I recently traveled to Ironman Hawaii. We use the Aerus Bio-Speed Soft bags. We went separately because she was going early. On Air Canada on the way to Hawaii my wife was charged $50 - the set AC bike fee. On Continental, I was charged nothing. They thought my Aerus Bag was just another slightly over-size suit case. When returning from Hawaii, on Continental, we paid $35/each for the bikes. Hard to get off the Island in the days after the race as 2,000 bikes are leaving Hawaii.

]]> By: Gord Fraser http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-1488 Gord Fraser Sat, 03 Oct 2009 01:40:26 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-1488 You know what’s ironic is that United was THE airline all the team’s used to use since United has/had a desk at the USOC in Colorado Springs. The airline used to issue and send out special bike vouchers to all USACycling members in the late 90s that we all would use. All the teams chose United first, to save the excess charges. I was even a 1k member after the 2000 season. A typical flight to a bigger race and the entire plane in Denver would be filled with all the cycling teams’ riders. Supposedly, these vouchers originally were pretty basic and a simple color photocopy would easily be counterfitable. Then they upgraded, using a code and an expiry date. United decided to stop issuing the voucher in about 2005 or so. Since then, the riders fly whatever the teams find deals on. Imagine the revenue United has lost each year with their short sightedness…<br><br>Gord Fraser You know what’s ironic is that United was THE airline all the team’s used to use since United has/had a desk at the USOC in Colorado Springs. The airline used to issue and send out special bike vouchers to all USACycling members in the late 90s that we all would use. All the teams chose United first, to save the excess charges. I was even a 1k member after the 2000 season. A typical flight to a bigger race and the entire plane in Denver would be filled with all the cycling teams’ riders. Supposedly, these vouchers originally were pretty basic and a simple color photocopy would easily be counterfitable. Then they upgraded, using a code and an expiry date. United decided to stop issuing the voucher in about 2005 or so. Since then, the riders fly whatever the teams find deals on. Imagine the revenue United has lost each year with their short sightedness…

Gord Fraser

]]> By: Gord Fraser http://siliconangle.com/travisrodgersnow/2009/09/30/kathryn-bertine-united-we-fall/comment-page-2/#comment-290 Gord Fraser Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:40:26 +0000 http://siliconangle.net/ver2/travisrodgersnow/?p=574#comment-290 You know what’s ironic is that United was THE airline all the team’s used to use since United has/had a desk at the USOC in Colorado Springs. The airline used to issue and send out special bike vouchers to all USACycling members in the late 90s that we all would use. All the teams chose United first, to save the excess charges. I was even a 1k member after the 2000 season. A typical flight to a bigger race and the entire plane in Denver would be filled with all the cycling teams’ riders. Supposedly, these vouchers originally were pretty basic and a simple color photocopy would easily be counterfitable. Then they upgraded, using a code and an expiry date. United decided to stop issuing the voucher in about 2005 or so. Since then, the riders fly whatever the teams find deals on. Imagine the revenue United has lost each year with their short sightedness…<br><br>Gord Fraser You know what’s ironic is that United was THE airline all the team’s used to use since United has/had a desk at the USOC in Colorado Springs. The airline used to issue and send out special bike vouchers to all USACycling members in the late 90s that we all would use. All the teams chose United first, to save the excess charges. I was even a 1k member after the 2000 season. A typical flight to a bigger race and the entire plane in Denver would be filled with all the cycling teams’ riders. Supposedly, these vouchers originally were pretty basic and a simple color photocopy would easily be counterfitable. Then they upgraded, using a code and an expiry date. United decided to stop issuing the voucher in about 2005 or so. Since then, the riders fly whatever the teams find deals on. Imagine the revenue United has lost each year with their short sightedness…

Gord Fraser

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