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Old 09-07-07, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
Hi stonecrd,

Actually, if you train correctly for a double century there's no pain involved. Of course you have to stay hydrated and nourished, pay attention to the route slip and ride smart overall, but no pain unless something goes horribly wrong; which, thankfully, it usually doesn't.

Not sure what doubles you have in FL, but you can check out the CA site at:

http://www.caltriplecrown.com/

Hope to see you on a double century sometime!

Rick / OCRR
If you had said that with good preparation a double century is very possible and can be quite enjoyable, I would go along with that (in theory at least, I have not ridden more than 110 in a day), but to say there would be no pain involved? Get real! I would not expect extreme pain or unbearable pain, but I would sure expect some pain.
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