Today's adventure ride!
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Today's adventure ride!
Today I did a little exploring outside my usual ride. Found a cool system of BLM roads. Trying to extend my idea of what road biking can be, inspired by the Randonneurs of the world.
My adventure companion
The usual
Dropping into the BLM roads
Fun downhill on dirt
End of the road???
Until next time anyway.
A great way to unwind after a too fast 50 mile trainer yesterday in hill country. I rode with someone way above my fitness level, haha.
My adventure companion
The usual
Dropping into the BLM roads
Fun downhill on dirt
End of the road???
Until next time anyway.
A great way to unwind after a too fast 50 mile trainer yesterday in hill country. I rode with someone way above my fitness level, haha.
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looks beautiful... wonderful Serotta you got there... I dunno about that saddle for training rides though.. lol.. props on riding with people that are above your fitness level though... that's how you get better and faster...
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Thanks... about the saddle, I have a Brooks pro and a Selle Italia titanium, but i just prefer the B-17 so much more so i leave it on. Plus when i say training, I'm training for centuries and brevets, not races. This bike may get a more racing oriented double group soon at which point I will drop the bars to a more aggressive position and consider a different saddle. I like this bike for training and long distance fast rides. But until i get a bike that fills the role of commuter/adventure randonneur, this one has to do it with its cozy saddle, upright position, small rear rack, and triple group. its such a fun bike, and I could fit 32s if i keep riding this style of riding.
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Thanks... about the saddle, I have a Brooks pro and a Selle Italia titanium, but i just prefer the B-17 so much more so i leave it on. Plus when i say training, I'm training for centuries and brevets, not races. This bike may get a more racing oriented double group soon at which point I will drop the bars to a more aggressive position and consider a different saddle. I like this bike for training and long distance fast rides. But until i get a bike that fills the role of commuter/adventure randonneur, this one has to do it with its cozy saddle, upright position, small rear rack, and triple group. its such a fun bike, and I could fit 32s if i keep riding this style of riding.
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