JoeMetal
08-04-07, 05:16 PM
To make a long story short, I managed to turn a 17 mile ride into a 26 mile ordeal with a wrong turn, a side trip, and forgetting something and having to go back. There's a full writeup in my blog.
I'm actually not that excited about this ride though, which is kind of strange. I really didn't want to do a new longest ride. I just wanted to do a challenging ride at 2:30, and then do it again at 7. It looks like that won't be happening though.
Tom Stormcrowe
08-04-07, 05:20 PM
Some of my best rides were accidental record setters.....it's all in how you view them and the best view of yours will be tomorrow.:D
coasting
08-04-07, 05:47 PM
Congratulations!
Record distances should always be celebrated. I find getting lost is the best way to push further as it doesn't involve any planning and thinking. Sometimes I just take a different road not knowing where it leads and explore.
East Hill
08-04-07, 05:54 PM
Sometimes I just take a different road not knowing where it leads and explore.
I'm discovering nooks and crannies of the place where I live by doing just this.
Fortunately, it's not been an ordeal, but I do encounter some really steep hills that I did not know existed :eek: .
Congratulations...
East Hill
The Historian
08-04-07, 06:29 PM
To make a long story short, I managed to turn a 17 mile ride into a 26 mile ordeal with a wrong turn, a side trip, and forgetting something and having to go back.
You win the Neil Fein award for navigation.
There's a full writeup in my blog.
I'm actually not that excited about this ride though, which is kind of strange. I really didn't want to do a new longest ride. I just wanted to do a challenging ride at 2:30, and then do it again at 7. It looks like that won't be happening though.
Did you have fun? That's what's important.