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Strava Following
Since we are becoming more familiar with Strava here in the 50+ forum I wonder if any would like to "follow up" with me. I appreciate reading of others weekly achievements and workouts. Also, it motivates me to know others are watching to give me additional motivation to get out there....especially as winter draws near.
Even though winter can be tough up here in Michigan on the 45th. This will be my first winter revisiting my childhood days of snow riding but with the acquisition of a mountain bike, a 2004 Trek 820 Single Track. The "iron maiden" that entraps me every winter wont seem so menial.
Search for: Ryp Hankins to find me.
Even though winter can be tough up here in Michigan on the 45th. This will be my first winter revisiting my childhood days of snow riding but with the acquisition of a mountain bike, a 2004 Trek 820 Single Track. The "iron maiden" that entraps me every winter wont seem so menial.
Search for: Ryp Hankins to find me.
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Ryp, I'm watching you now...
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I'm following you
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Okay, Ryp Hankins, following you now!
On Strava I'm Rick @OCRR in case you want to follow me.
Yes, there's a space after the @ sign. No idea why I did that . . .
Rick / OCRR
On Strava I'm Rick @OCRR in case you want to follow me.
Yes, there's a space after the @ sign. No idea why I did that . . .
Rick / OCRR
#7
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Ok, following you!
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I have NEVER regretted going on a ride;
I have often regretted not going when I could have!
I am grateful for the headwind that challenged me today!
I am grateful for the tailwind that helped me go fast!
Clydesdales and Athenas Strava Club
https://www.strava.com/clubs/clydesda...bikeforums-net
I have NEVER regretted going on a ride;
I have often regretted not going when I could have!
I am grateful for the headwind that challenged me today!
I am grateful for the tailwind that helped me go fast!
Clydesdales and Athenas Strava Club
https://www.strava.com/clubs/clydesda...bikeforums-net
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Thank you for the support, y'all. This will make the offseason more tolerable. I'm hoping to ride right into late Oct and after that I'm on the MTB shaped object.
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Since we are becoming more familiar with Strava here in the 50+ forum I wonder if any would like to "follow up" with me. I appreciate reading of others weekly achievements and workouts. Also, it motivates me to know others are watching to give me additional motivation to get out there....especially as winter draws near.
Even though winter can be tough up here in Michigan on the 45th. This will be my first winter revisiting my childhood days of snow riding but with the acquisition of a mountain bike, a 2004 Trek 820 Single Track. The "iron maiden" that entraps me every winter wont seem so menial.
Search for: Ryp Hankins to find me.
Even though winter can be tough up here in Michigan on the 45th. This will be my first winter revisiting my childhood days of snow riding but with the acquisition of a mountain bike, a 2004 Trek 820 Single Track. The "iron maiden" that entraps me every winter wont seem so menial.
Search for: Ryp Hankins to find me.
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Will follow. If you're interested I'm Thomas Kirk in Norman, OK.
I have a strong suspicion I'm not in the same league, though.
I have a strong suspicion I'm not in the same league, though.
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Since we are becoming more familiar with Strava here in the 50+ forum I wonder if any would like to "follow up" with me. I appreciate reading of others weekly achievements and workouts. Also, it motivates me to know others are watching to give me additional motivation to get out there....especially as winter draws near.
Even though winter can be tough up here in Michigan on the 45th. This will be my first winter revisiting my childhood days of snow riding but with the acquisition of a mountain bike, a 2004 Trek 820 Single Track. The "iron maiden" that entraps me every winter wont seem so menial.
Search for: Ryp Hankins to find me.
Even though winter can be tough up here in Michigan on the 45th. This will be my first winter revisiting my childhood days of snow riding but with the acquisition of a mountain bike, a 2004 Trek 820 Single Track. The "iron maiden" that entraps me every winter wont seem so menial.
Search for: Ryp Hankins to find me.
#19
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Thanx for the follow! I sent one back to you. Good to see another Michigander!
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And yes, another Michigander... from Saginaw, which I swear is he FLATEST part of Michigan! Just started do races this spring... so not knowing what kind of shape I would actually be in, I signed up for the "flat" 20 mile Gravel Grinder... I can do ok on the flats, but tipping the scales at 215... well, let's just say gravity is not my friend!
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Thanks for the follow!
And yes, another Michigander... from Saginaw, which I swear is he FLATEST part of Michigan! Just started do races this spring... so not knowing what kind of shape I would actually be in, I signed up for the "flat" 20 mile Gravel Grinder... I can do ok on the flats, but tipping the scales at 215... well, let's just say gravity is not my friend!
And yes, another Michigander... from Saginaw, which I swear is he FLATEST part of Michigan! Just started do races this spring... so not knowing what kind of shape I would actually be in, I signed up for the "flat" 20 mile Gravel Grinder... I can do ok on the flats, but tipping the scales at 215... well, let's just say gravity is not my friend!
#23
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I'll follow you too OldsCOOL. Maybe watching you ride this winter will encourage me to do the same.
#24
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I didint spin at all last winter and gained bad weight, terrible situation. I'm really going to do my best to change that this winter.
#25
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Following. If you want to follow me, I'll have to approve you. Started that due to spamming from several fellows outside the states. You can find me at 'Steven Adams'.