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Old 12-19-08 | 08:45 PM
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From: Bakersfield, Host of the 2012 ToC ITT

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Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
Right Yen,

I know what you mean about staying committed.

I've found the best motivation for me is to spend my hard earned money on the entry fee, i.e. sign up for a big event (the Hemet double would be good!), then the thought of The Event coming up . . . always somewhere in the back of your mind; that gets you out there on those training miles!

Plus, remember, if you're really tired after the first loop, you can drop out of the Hemet double and still have a century to your credit . Both loops are 100 mi. and circle back to the Motel 6 on Florida Ave. in Hemet.

I do have a friend (Tom Parkes) who rides 10+ doubles every year, and when I ask him how he finds time to train for and ride all those doubles, he answers, "It's easy, I don't have a life!"

So I don't want you to go there!

Best Regs,
Rick / OCRR

PS: don't we look kinda tired in that last photo? I think we do.
Isn't that the truth!
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