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Ditto. I've got arm warmers and vests in both of my cars, equipment bag, and a couple of my bents. (Bents generally have lots of storage)
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#4904
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Today's ride was tough. Really tough. It split very early on a red light. I was in the rear group and the chase was on. Then it never stopped being on. Probably the hardest I've ridden in a while. 30 minutes NP of 300W. 1 hour NP of 270W. Considering my FTP is ~250W yes, that was hard.
New bike is nice though.
New bike is nice though.
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Watch out for the fish when you open the doors.
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Very nice pics, jamesdak!
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Do you have a greater sage-grouse? @BillyD is a no-show.
No is the answer to your question.
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I really wasn't paying attention; this happened as I was finishing up a banana and was looking for someplace to throw the peel. Even after it happened, though, I had a hard time finding the glass until I located the sealant splotches and followed the trail. It was a chunk of brown beer bottle and wasn't nearly as easy for me to spot as clear glass, so the banana distraction might not have made much of a difference.
I really wasn't paying attention; this happened as I was finishing up a banana and was looking for someplace to throw the peel. Even after it happened, though, I had a hard time finding the glass until I located the sealant splotches and followed the trail. It was a chunk of brown beer bottle and wasn't nearly as easy for me to spot as clear glass, so the banana distraction might not have made much of a difference.
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Did 30.66 miles today in 75 degree dew point at noon. Thankfully, I was only going 75%. Did not need a vest or arm warmers.
To recap the past 24 hours: vinyl is good, serviceable bottom brackets are bad compared to a cartridge BB, tubeless is now bad, tubulars are now good, visors are bad but a cycling cap under a helmet, albeit hot as hell, is good. This thread is about food or photography, seeds ain't hip to avant garde John Lennon or Styx and Billy D is busy in August. Oh yeah vests are the best thing ever.
What did I miss, please advise. Thanks.
P.S. Pie?
To recap the past 24 hours: vinyl is good, serviceable bottom brackets are bad compared to a cartridge BB, tubeless is now bad, tubulars are now good, visors are bad but a cycling cap under a helmet, albeit hot as hell, is good. This thread is about food or photography, seeds ain't hip to avant garde John Lennon or Styx and Billy D is busy in August. Oh yeah vests are the best thing ever.
What did I miss, please advise. Thanks.
P.S. Pie?
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Did 30.66 miles today in 75 degree dew point at noon. Thankfully, I was only going 75%. Did not need a vest or arm warmers.
To recap the past 24 hours: vinyl is good, serviceable bottom brackets are bad compared to a cartridge BB, tubeless is now bad, tubulars are now good, visors are bad but a cycling cap under a helmet, albeit hot as hell, is good. This thread is about food or photography, seeds ain't hip to avant garde John Lennon or Styx and Billy D is busy in August. Oh yeah vests are the best thing ever.
What did I miss, please advise. Thanks.
P.S. Pie?
To recap the past 24 hours: vinyl is good, serviceable bottom brackets are bad compared to a cartridge BB, tubeless is now bad, tubulars are now good, visors are bad but a cycling cap under a helmet, albeit hot as hell, is good. This thread is about food or photography, seeds ain't hip to avant garde John Lennon or Styx and Billy D is busy in August. Oh yeah vests are the best thing ever.
What did I miss, please advise. Thanks.
P.S. Pie?
Last edited by DougRNS; 08-12-17 at 07:31 PM. Reason: Nun ya
#4917
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I rarely nap. I do sleep 9 - 10 hours most nights. Have all of my life, even as a kid, teenager, and as an adult. It's in my DNA, I guess.
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#4919
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One of our Cat 3 gals decided to enter the Women's P123 National Hill Climb Championships up Pikes Peak today. She finished fourth, which does hit the podium in the Nats. Pretty amazing.
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Pro tip. Don't take the dirt nap.
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