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    Talking personal best!

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    I had another really great ride today. Lovely signs of spring, the trees are all budding out, I saw the first Texas bluebonnets and the winds were only 15 mph. Best of all, I hit the best speed I have ever done over a reasonable distance since starting riding 5 years ago.

    today's stats 34 miles in 1 hour 57 minutes for an average speed of 17 mph. Whoo Hoo!!!!

    marni

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    It sounds beautiful! way to go on the speed too!

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    That is great! I have to laugh at "winds only 15 mph," though. What are they usually if that seems light?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Grits View Post
    I have to laugh at "winds only 15 mph," though. What are they usually if that seems light?
    I have to agree with Lori.

    What a great job Marni. Keep it up. Welcome to spring.
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    That's great! Sounds like a lovely ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grits View Post
    That is great! I have to laugh at "winds only 15 mph," though. What are they usually if that seems light?
    they pretty routinely hit 20 -20+ mph during the day unless I get out at the crack of dawn. 10-15 seems easier somehow.
    the problem is probably that I ride through
    texas prarie where you pick a direction ride for miles with the wind blowing across the flat plains and in your face, turn 90 degrees, ride miles and miles with the wind in your face, turn again, ride miles and miles with the wind in your face, and repeat ad nauseum. No trees, no buildings no nothing to block the wind which somehow manages to be in your face ieven if you ride in a square.

    marni

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    And I thought central and southern Minnesota were always windy. Congrats on your new personal best!

 

 

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