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Old 12-31-25 | 05:00 PM
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SwimmerMike
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Bikes: 1981 Bianchi Specialissima, 1971 Bob Jackson. 2012 Kestrel 4000. 2012 Willier. 2016 Fuji Cross 1.1, 1950 Hetchins, 194X James Fothergill, 1971 Paramount P15, 1973 Paramount P12, 1963 Legnano (x2), 1951 Hetchins, 2024 Canyon Endurace

Originally Posted by TXRunner78
How do you guys get in 100 mile rides? Do you just get on your bike and go? Try to find a charity ride?
From my house within about 15 miles either south or north I can get on roads that allow me to go for 20-50 miles with stop signs, but no lights. Depending on what I am doing, I would either drive to a good place to leave from, or ride from my house. What I like about long stretched that mimic the terrain you are going to ride is that it allows you to get used to long periods on the aero bars and saddle. I've seen so many people in triathlons not using their aero bikes as aero bikes because they are not used to the position (neck, back, butt are not ready for long stints in an aero position).
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