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Old 05-24-14, 02:33 PM
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Did 108 miles solo today and have to say i have a different appreciation of Chamois Cream.
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Originally Posted by TexMac
Did 108 miles solo today and have to say i have a different appreciation of Chamois Cream.
Yes, it has many uses. Possibly even nutritional value.
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Originally Posted by TexMac
Did 108 miles solo today and have to say i have a different appreciation of Chamois Cream.
Good job.

How much longer was is this than you previous longest ride, and how long have you been cycling?
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Originally Posted by BoSoxYacht
Good job.

How much longer was is this than you previous longest ride, and how long have you been cycling?
My previous longest ride was 65 miles. Today would make it 1 year since I started cycling.
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108 is a big ride. Well done!
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always better than the last hundred miles. Crisco makes good cheap cream also.
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Originally Posted by Long Tom
108 is a big ride. Well done!
Thanks. Next time i need to plan the ride better so i can avoid headwind.
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Originally Posted by gc3
Yes, it has many uses. Possibly even nutritional value.
Nutrition? Through the mouth or the other end ?
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Excellent. Good ride!
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Was your butt sore the next morning?
Not at all but my quads were very sore. After this ride now i understand clearly why most cyclist don't believe in weight lifting for legs.
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First 100 miles

I did a 120 mile ride when I was a yute. My butt didn't hurt but my feet did. We had a neighbor who was a doctor, and I told him my feet hurt after my 120 mile ride. He replied, "They should hurt."
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