I am late. Again. January 1 was 19 days ago. But, as the saying goes, better late than not at all. Or never. I do not like to use that word, so not at all seems the more applicable usage. Those of you who have been following the RCVman saga for the last two decades or so, have the pretext, but in case you missed it, here is how it all started. Round about 2006 or so I was hired by a Seattle company, RacerMate, Inc, manufacturers of the CompuTrainer indoor training system, to create their new instructional videos. And to assist at various events, mostly Ironman Trithlons, doing demonstrations at the event Expos. In 2006 at the incredible Ironman Canada race weekend in Pentiction, BC, Canada, I had the idea to film the entire 112 mile one-loop bike course and show it at our booth at the Expo, sped up 75% or so, to see it all in one quick viewing. After a full day at the expo, capturing the 112 miles, and then doing post production in our Motel room, by the next morning it was ...