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Sharpen your pencils because class is in session! This is bike safety 101 with your professor - retired triathlete TJ Tollakson. Whether it's bike lanes or turning signals, there are a lot of different safety principles that people seem to forget sometimes. All that changes today! Tune in and finally ditch the bubble wrap - this is all about bike safety.
What's a safety tip that you think should be common knowledge?
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ABOUT TJ:
TJ Tollakson is the original Dimond creator and the accomplished CEO of Ruster Sports/ Dimond Bikes. Tollakson began racing in 2001 and quickly proved himself a force to be reckoned with on the bike course. TJ is a proud husband and father to 3 children. You can usually find him pounding the pavement in Des Moines, IA or tinkering with his newest idea at the Dimond Bikes headquarters.
TJ has 10 Ironman podium finishes under his belt, with his favorite being his Mont Tremblant victory. After a bumpy road filled with surgeries and numerous setbacks, TJ used this race to prove he was still at his prime and leads the pack. One of his latest accolades was an IM PR of 8:04:17 at IM Arizona. He retired in 2021 with his last race being Ironman Des Moines 70.3 in his hometown.