Tough March
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Tough March
It has been a bad month of March for outdoor riding for me. With days in the 20's and 30's, or rain it hasn't been a great millage month outside for me. When the temps are in the 30's or lower I can only do short rides outside because of my asthma. With the roads being wet dirty and salty on top of that I was on the single speed most of the time. So todays temps hit 45, YAHOO ! I can go for a longer ride on the road bike.
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I am waiting for the weather we had in February to return. Here in Central Illinois March was rain, cold, and wind but being a runner first I have been able to average 40 mile weeks running no real cycling days to cut into that.
The bigger thing I got my new Habareno Ti yesterday and I need to get in the maiden voyage and get a report out. Pics in the Road Forum.
The bigger thing I got my new Habareno Ti yesterday and I need to get in the maiden voyage and get a report out. Pics in the Road Forum.
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Most of my mileage in March was on my resistance rollers. The bike and I stayed clean and dry. It rained double the normal here in March. I went on a long wet road ride once a week, though. I just can't ride rollers 3-4 hours continuously. Some people can but not I.
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I am waiting for the weather we had in February to return. Here in Central Illinois March was rain, cold, and wind but being a runner first I have been able to average 40 mile weeks running no real cycling days to cut into that.
The bigger thing I got my new Habareno Ti yesterday and I need to get in the maiden voyage and get a report out. Pics in the Road Forum.
The bigger thing I got my new Habareno Ti yesterday and I need to get in the maiden voyage and get a report out. Pics in the Road Forum.
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I'm already 600 miles behind last year, hoping for a much warmer April.
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I am waiting for the weather we had in February to return. Here in Central Illinois March was rain, cold, and wind but being a runner first I have been able to average 40 mile weeks running no real cycling days to cut into that.
The bigger thing I got my new Habareno Ti yesterday and I need to get in the maiden voyage and get a report out. Pics in the Road Forum.
The bigger thing I got my new Habareno Ti yesterday and I need to get in the maiden voyage and get a report out. Pics in the Road Forum.
Plus I commute mostly trails, which have been inundated with water so only one commute so far (in February!).
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Well... I put 900 miles on my CX bike since Thanksgivings. Not bad for my first winter of riding. I hope to get the road bike out as soon as road conditions allow.






