you might want to stay off GMR monday through SATURDAY's cuz word is they are TICKETING cyclists.... apparently it is open on sundays....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredwina
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you might want to stay off GMR monday through SATURDAY's cuz word is they are TICKETING cyclists.... apparently it is open on sundays....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredwina
LOL, quite a bit longer! :D But thanks, either way.Quote:
Originally Posted by mimitabby
Honestly, Mimi, 30 miles used to be a very big deal for me! And Kim's right, when I first joined this forum in late 2003, I didn't have a road bike yet, I was up to maybe 10 or 20 mile rides (and needed days to recuperate), and if anyone told me there would be a month where I did three 100-plus mile rides I'd tell them they were nutz.
I'm just saying this to let you know that it is possible to go longer distances, even if you don't think right now you can do it. It took me a few years to get to this point, and for me, I think it'll take me some more time to go longer distances, but I now know it is possible. At that's kinda neat.
I really enjoy looking back at my old ride reports, it's so gratifying to see that climbs & distances that I struggled with a year or two ago are not so difficult for me now.Quote:
Thanks so much for your accounting of the ride. It really helps preserve the ride and then you can share it with the rest of us. So much better than "I rode 200k miles today"
M
Here's hoping that in a year or so I look back at this ride report and think "cool, 300K isn't so hard now". :)
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Originally Posted by jobob
I think you will. ;)
I am in awe!!! Your accomplishments are something to aspire to...Congratulations...
What else can I add? 200k ain't nuthin' to shake a stick at.
I remain convinced (even if it's only in my own head) that the closer to 100 (YO) we get, the more b*tchin' we are. It'll only get better and better!
WOW! That is some impressive riding right there. 125 miles is something to be proud of!
And you had fun doing it... which is great! Congratulations and thanks for sharing your story with us.
JoB you are such an inspiration. Keep going, woman! I think you are going to bring a few people along behind you!
Just posted on the Davis Bike Club site
Let's see if the link will work. The photo doesn't show up for some reason.
http://www.pbase.com/g2_steve/image/76382072
Wow! What a couple of hotties!! :) Looks like you had a blast. I'm still amazed by your strength and studly-ness.
oh most excellent!!
:eek: aaack ! :eek:
Hee hee, I should post that pic on the Fred Thred. There I am, with a visor on my helmet :eek:, and a big whonkin' saddlebag AND handlebar bag. Havving a grand ol' time reveling in my Freditude.
Ya'll look great!
You were amongst your peeps!:pQuote:
Originally Posted by jobob
The photo exemplifies what all cyclists have in common and it is that huge happy grin.
I think 200K is awesome.
I got on my treadmill and took it up to a 12% elevation/grade to see what you were climbing. Ouch. I can understand why so many cyclists had to walk that climb, and how remarkable it is that you did not.
Darcy
congrats - That is awesome! It's so nice to have a great support system....
Loved the picture and the big smile.