Originally Posted by
zonatandem
You shoveled . . . while we 'suffered' with another 78 degree sunny day in Tucson!
When we lived in Michigan, back in the mid-1970s, we used to ride our tandem when it was 20 degrees and dry out . . don't like icycles hanging from rear derailleur!
Hope you two get to ride the Peri next week . . . heck 50 degrees is downright balmy for your neck of the woods!
Enjoy the ride TWOgether!
Rudy and Kay/zonatandem
You know... there really is no free lunch. Having graduated from high school in Phoenix I remember that the summers can be (how should I put this?) somewhat warm. When I went back to visit my son at ASU I had to get up at 4am to ride in July. Of course, having said that, I suppose at least you can ride then. No one in their right mind would ride here right now.
Frank