Well, time to go get my butt kicked
09-28-06, 02:15 PM
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Well, time to go get my butt kicked
Joining the faster group tonight *gulp*
They usually head to South Carolina. So, if any of you see a stranded cyclist in the rain, stop and help the old man out. He has a wife and kids at home waiting on him. Thanks.
They usually head to South Carolina. So, if any of you see a stranded cyclist in the rain, stop and help the old man out. He has a wife and kids at home waiting on him. Thanks.
09-28-06, 02:30 PM
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Good for you. Best way to get faster, and great sense of accomplish when you do hang with them. If you hang great. If you don't just try to hang a little longer each time out, until you're up front intiating the suffering.
09-28-06, 02:46 PM
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Yeah, it looks like my ride in Spartanburg, heading into North Carolina may get rained out tonight. Bummer, as it is the last one of the year. Damn radar wont help me out.
09-28-06, 04:26 PM
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At least you guys get to ride....I've been off the bike the better part of 3 weeks now, due to illness (have gotten sick twice now in the last three weeks) and saddle sores 
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