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Old 01-21-20, 09:31 AM
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Spaghetti Legs 
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If I lived in your climate, I would cross country ski.

Besides having fun and hanging around fellow vintage bike nerds, I don’t really have any goals for the Eroica ride other than finishing in one piece.I view it as a series of 20-ish mile rides between rest stops, so I focus any training on riding as often as I can weather permitting and getting as much climbing in as possible. I search out the 15+% dirt/gravel climbs and make sure I get some reps on those with my Eroica bike.
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