Members of Team thinkASG spent a wild weekend in Baja California, April 1-4, 2012, with Wide Open Baja.  We raced in uniquely built Class 10 off road race vehicles across Baja 1000 trails from Ensenada to San Felipe to the world famous Mike's Sky Rancho and back to Ensenada.  It was 4 days of extreme driving at speeds up to 75 mph, across desert, pine forests, dry lake beds, sand dunes, beaches, rocky terrain, sandy washes, jumps, water, mud, mountain and ocean side cliffs.   The days were filled with thrilling driving, trading off between driver and passenger every hour, catered hot lunches that miraculously appeared in the middle of the remote Baja trails, and closed with beach front and mountain high resorts to recoup in at night with delicious dinners at fine Mexican resta...

thinkASG entered a scarecrow, this year,  in the 2nd annual Great Park Pumpkin Harvest exhibition.   The competition, presented by the Orange County Great Park and Second Harvest Food Bank, gives local businesses and community organization's the opportunity to build and display unique scarecrow creations while providing support for a worthy cause.  Our Facility Manager, Jim Seeley, worked hard to create an imaginative scarecrow that showcases our organizations spirit for bicycling, teamsmanship and sports sponsorship.   We are proud to have the opportunity to help alleviate hunger in Orange County and participate in a community event in our corporate home town of Irvine, CA.                  ...

"Hello again thinkASG racing fans, it's 2011 Over the Hump Series time! Tuesday, May 24, 2011 marked the first event (12 races) of this third annual circuit. Team thinkASG was well represented w/ the pictured team as well as a half dozen strong seeds from our bike shop co-sponsor, Two Wheels, One Planet...and we had a few guys that couldn't make it for business conflict, so look for even black and red on the course as the weeks progress! Roster for our first race included, left to right (before picture) Tom Orr, Kari Simmerman, David Browning, John Engel all of thinkASG and Marc Villemare, Mike Soursby and James Grande from our valued client and OTH sponsor Kawasaki. The first event got off to a bit of a slow start due to timing (computer) glitch - guess they should have called...

Team thinkASG celebrates Halloween sporting their Sue Sullivan track suits! We all hope you have a fun Halloween with your family! 

Team thinkASG just concluded the first 6 of 12 Over the Hump (OTH) mountain bike races on June 29th!   Congratulations to the team for finishing 6 races so far and is still injury free!  For a month and a half we've been convening every Tuesday nite to join 700 or so of our closest dirt eating Orange County friends and associates to race circuits around Irvine Lake.  The team includes Mike Soursby from Kawasaki, John Engel, Tom Orr and David Browning  from thinkASG.  We're a great blend of customer and employees and a variety of riding styles that share a passion and dedication to moutain biking together all over O.C. multiple days each week.   Big John Engel keeps rolling like a freight train along with Seatpost Tom Orr and Mikey "Mr. Sour" Soursby (sub team Kawasaki!)...

A team formed from thinkASG employees and customers ran in the Irvine Lake Mud Run in support of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.   The run was to raise awareness and funds for the institutes SEAPLEX program.  The program is designed to study the amount and effects of plastic trash in the Pacific Ocean. Congratulations to our team for putting in this awesome effort for such a great cause.

Team thinkASG wishes you all a safe and Happy Halloween! 

STEELERS 27, CARDINALS 23   What's with the conspiracy theorists out there?  Slow news day on the world wide front? Sick of writing about the greedy financial services industry?  Something is amiss, because now the talk of the day is how the NFL and the refs conspired to make sure Pittsburgh won the Super Bowl! Are you kidding me?  Did you watch the same game?  The Steelers were the better team before the game, during the game, and after the game. The Cardinals deserve tons of credit for never giving up and making it close at the end. But, the Steelers took care of the game for over three quarters. They increased their lead after every quarter and mounted a game winning drive to win the game. Oh, the refs did call holding on the Steelers on their last drive so it was 1st an...