Whats that thing in the sky?

[Surlygirl]

I don't know about the rest of you but I saw glimpses of the sun this morning and its finally suppose to get warm. I swear if it rained another day with kids home on vacation from school I would have gone out of my mind. Hope everyone gets out to ride.

[SheFly]

I'm not sure what it is either, but it's hurting my eyes!

Woohoo - NO TRAINER tonight!

SheFly

[Velobambina]

How's the wind, gals? South of you, we were in wind tunnel central Sunday through late Tuesday. I braved it & rode Tuesday--gust were only to 35-40mph or so. uggh. We got 70s and sunny predicted here today and thru the weekend, so I hope it comes your way.

[Crankin]

I am not sure i will know what to do... I am going to be able to ride 4 days in a row!

[Over50Newbie]

Tomorrow is supposed to be in the 70's in CT!

I am going on a leisurely, but hilly, 50 mile bike ride with two friends. I can't wait - I am soooo excited.

As the Beatles sing...

"Here comes the sun, da,da,da,da
Here comes the sun, and I say,
It's all right!"

Lynette

[Over50Newbie]

Did my 50 (actually ended up being only 46 miles).

Very challenging - very hilly!

It is just about impossible to bike where I live in CT without experiencing hills.

I was dead tired at the end. The first 40 miles were very pleasurable - the last six were not. My legs were just tired out. I remember thinking, "If I see another #&**! hill, I am going to scream." And scream I did! But the scenery was beautiful, and the company was great too. No regrets at all.

I feel fine today, my legs aren't even sore. But my neck hurts from leaning over the handlebars. I see a nice massage in my near future - Ahh...

I am training for the Flattest Century in the East, which is in RI on September 9th. Anyone else doing it?

I am a very slow biker, but I really love it. The century will probably take me 10 hours. Yesterday's 50 miles took me 5 hours (7 hours including lunch and breaks). But I presume that the century won't be as hilly. YEA!

Lynette