I'm too slow for this sport.

I ride for the food and drink; might as well, right?

Do you know what is also addicting? Horchata. Too bad it's almost impossible to get some nice horchata in NYC, even at the supposed "Mexican" places.

live near princeton by any chance??

If you're not in Prospect Park tomorrow kim I'll, well I'll......





drive my car home.

I'm gonna be there.

I'm expecting results.

I think I can guarantee there will be results in all the races tomorrow.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm choc o late.
That female is frightening.

Race day.

You can go to jail for touching like that.

Go get em.

Ass.

Things I learned from this thread. Pcad is apparently awesome, Cant take pictures right, Doesnt like sram. Someguy on here cant get it through his head that everyone can ride what they want and needs to STFU about sram(though im personally a fan) and this is the biggest post ho thread ever!

oh yeah, and you can say ass...

sweet!

What do you mean I can't take pictures right? Anyway, gotta roll.

The degree to which my 52 year old legs are fried after back to back days of racing in March is hard to quantify in Fredly terms.

You DNF'd, didn't you?

No. I FTF (Finished Totally Fried). Felt better in yesterday's race. Went to the front of couple of times today to help out, but it was much tougher for me today. But I did do the complete 12 laps/40 miles. I won't know the average speed or any of that until I look at the Ptap file (had the Ptap on the bike today).

Afterwards kimconyc and I did a couple of laps of PP and traded notes on how much cooler our bike schwag is than all of your bike schwag, and what a bunch of fredly hosers you all are. Gorgeous weekend in NY the past two days. What a pleasure.

As kimco and I were rolling, some guys asked me if we were on a charity ride. We answered 'no', but on the way home it did occur to me that every race I participate in is a charity ride, and Race Promotors are the beneficiaries.

Deep.

Truth.

Stupid cycling sun burn.

Cycling sun burn? In March?

My arthritic right knee has been holding up very well indeed since that last round of Synvisc injections in August. Very happy with the results. I'm sure I'll need more of that stuff eventually, but if I can get away with one round of shots annually or less (the previous round of shots held off the cranky knee syndrome for almost 18 months), that would be stellar. I'm riding pretty hard and the knee is really putting up with all that very nicely. Typical successful Synvisc results are 6-12 months of relief from arthritic knee conditions, if you get 12+ months it's working very well for you.

I also take a daily Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement, which really does seem to help too.

Yes, cycling sun burn in march. I was out there for a while, and it was about 70/71 degrees all day, which was great. But it was sunny.

I'm not liking the turn this weather is taking. I want to do some bike shopping tomorrow - if I have to delay my outset on the road to poseurhood by another week, I shall be very put out.

Yep! The Wegmans in Bridgewater is better than the one in Princeton tho. I just had a crab cake from the Bridgewater store. It was dee-lish. Also in the Princeton area is a Trader Joe's and Joe Canal's wine, beer, etc. Wegmans has a really nice selection of beer and wine, but Joe Canal's is much bigger and usually cheaper.

Oh, riding...rode with the racer boys today. Rode to the start from home and got in about 60 miles total. Another beautiful day.

Oh god, I took a nap, and now I look like a lobster.

Pics or it didn't happen.

I'm too lazy, its just a bad sun burn.