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Old 04-13-14 | 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by eja_ bottecchia
The wind is NOT your enemy. I ride in an area where strong, coastal winds are a constant companion. That's not even counting the recurring Santa Ana winds. The wind is a training opportunity, no different than hill repeats or intervals. Embrace the wind, learn how to ride in a strong headwind and have fun!
+1. The wind is your friend. As a tailwind it helps you going faster, and as a headwind it helps you train and learning to HTFU.
Also, you don't want to be the wind's enemy. He is stronger than you, and you'll never be able to beat him. So, best to be his friend.
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