Originally Posted by
aztimm
While on a group ride I chatted with a few guys who told me that because of my running, I may be a little ahead of the typical new cyclist. We'll see...
Yeah, probably so. Once your leg/back muscles adapt to the different demands, you'll find you'll be doing very well.
Originally Posted by
aztimm
Right now I'm focused on (safely finishing) el Tour de Tucson in Nov, I went in full-blast with the 111 mile version. I plan to build my rides to around 100, hopefully getting in 2 like that, with quite a few in the 90s. I've gotten to the point where 50 almost feels good, and 75 isn't bad.
Excellent. I'll be out there with my son (16yo). He's making his 3rd attempt to match his pop & get platinum (1st he was too young & had knee pains, 2nd he flatted out, twice). Wave if you see us
