Birthday ride
I rode my age yesterday,61 km.-Great ride!
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Europe right?
You have to be either European or Canadian. Otherwise you need to do this in miles instead of Km....
Originally Posted by Tony V
(Post 8422473)
I rode my age yesterday,61 km.-Great ride!
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Originally Posted by martinrjensen
(Post 8422756)
You have to be either European or Canadian. Otherwise you need to do this in miles instead of Km....
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Originally Posted by martinrjensen
(Post 8422756)
You have to be either European or Canadian. Otherwise you need to do this in miles instead of Km....
Oh, and Tony, congrats! |
Originally Posted by Tony V
(Post 8422473)
I rode my age yesterday,61 km.-Great ride!
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:bday::bday:
Are those 61 metric years? :innocent: |
Congrats on good ride, and Happy Birthday!
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This brings up whole new possibilities!
Can we choose the measurement we ride our age in? I.e., could I ride my age in yards (or feet)? Or how about furlongs? Or light years? Anyway, Tony V., either metric or miles, 61 is a great ride and congratulations! |
:bday:
I hope you finished the ride with a birthday pie:) |
Congrats on your birthday and the ride.
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Not all of Europe is metric in all respects. I still work in miles per pie and not Pies per 100 kms.
Now as to whether the American mile is as long as the UK one????:innocent: |
Units are just for Physics majors. 61 is 61. Happy Birthday.
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Just realised rather belatedly that I more than rode my age (51) in km (64) this year. This is probably a first, given the Frozen North is not that condusive to Feb. 15 bike riding. It helped that I wasn't in Toronto on the day in question.
I will be happy to ride my age in miles later in the year. Will that count? |
Nice going. Any milestone is a good milestone. No pictures?
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You want pictures??
Glorious downhill hill just outside Portland on two-day-old Bike Friday. Rubber duck on helmet as token contribution to the dress-up part of the Worst Day of the Year ride. http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3.../IMG_1132a.jpg The person who invented the Worst Day of the Year ride clearly didn't realize that it wasn't. |
Originally Posted by stapfam
(Post 8425256)
Not all of Europe is metric in all respects. I still work in miles per pie and not Pies per 100 kms.
Now as to whether the American mile is as long as the UK one????:innocent: |
Originally Posted by Boudicca
(Post 8426047)
I will be happy to ride my age in miles later in the year. Will that count?
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Three years ago the Solvang double century was on my birthday. I rode 200 mi. that day, so if this birthday ride stuff is right, I should live a long time!
Rick / OCRR |
Originally Posted by Tony V
(Post 8423108)
If you look at the left hand side of the screen,you can see where I come from.
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Originally Posted by Stacy
(Post 8435171)
Yeah, you probably did it up-side-down too! :p
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Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
(Post 8431785)
Three years ago the Solvang double century was on my birthday. I rode 200 mi. that day, so if this birthday ride stuff is right, I should live a long time!
Rick / OCRR |
Happy birthday, Tony.
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Happy Birthday Tony.
Soon you will be riding 61 km everyweek. |
Originally Posted by 10 Wheels
(Post 8444728)
Happy Birthday Tony.
Soon you will be riding 61 km everyweek. |
Happy birthday Tony /My LindA Lee never frets about her age and chid's me because I grip about my age so 28th of March [my 69th birthday]so I think ill try to find the meanest snowcoveredest trail and forget winter 2009./Kenneth/
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