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Tuesday night fever, with ABR team Disco
Race Zwift ZRL, its party time.

A Night of Twinkling Lights and Flying Feet: ABR Discovery (Disco) zwift ZRL report.
Another week, another ZRL and another brutal start.
Tuesday night, the ABR Disco race transformed into a dazzling spectacle, a symphony of neon lights, pulsating beats, and the rhythmic glide of bicycles. The annual ABR Disco, a night dedicated to the fusion of cycling and dance, was an electrifying event that left everyone breathless.

New York’s “Mighty Metropolitan” is one of the longer routes on course, taking riders past the largest museum in the US, the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (Interesting note: “The Met” is the largest structure on the Zwift NY map. Apparently, this was never the plan, but it helps give us an appreciation for the footprint of the real thing.)
After passing the Met, you’ll ride over the Reservoir with its “Manhattan Megadome” on your way to the reverse KOM (1.14km, 5.9% grade). Come down from those heights to ground level and up Cathill Climb through the start/finish banner and your first lap is complete.
The venue, a cavernous warehouse adorned with disco balls and psychedelic projections, was the perfect setting for this unique celebration. As riders arrived, they were greeted by a vibrant atmosphere, a sea of neon jerseys and sparkling accessories. The air was thick with anticipation, a palpable energy that only a gathering of passionate cyclists could generate.
The main event, the disco race, was a thrilling spectacle. Cyclists, decked out in their most dazzling outfits, raced around a specially designed track, their bikes illuminated by colourful lights. The course was a masterpiece of creativity, weaving through a maze of obstacles and challenges. Riders had to navigate through a tunnel of light, jump over illuminated ramps, and weave their way through a forest of neon trees.
The competition was fierce, with riders pushing themselves to their limits. The crowd roared as they cheered on their favourite riders, creating a deafening cacophony. The energy was infectious, and everyone was caught up in the excitement.
But the disco race was just one part of the evening's festivities. There was a dazzling display of bike tricks, a mesmerizing light show, and a captivating performance by a live band. The dance floor was packed with revellers, their bodies moving in unison to the pulsating beats.
As the night drew to a close, the Cycling Club Disco had cemented its place as a legendary event. It was a night of pure joy, a celebration of cycling, music, and community. The event showcased the incredible creativity and passion of the cycling community, proving that cycling is not just a sport, but a way of life.
The Cycling Club Disco was more than just a race; it was an experience. It was a night of unforgettable memories, a night that will be talked about for years to come. As the last notes of music faded into the night, one thing was clear: the Cycling Club Disco had once again raised the bar for cycling events.
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