Yup, that was us! We saw six bald eagles at that one spot, five mature and one immature.
Indeed it was, windburned cheeks and all.On a more upright bike I think. Was that you?
Wow, you and your friend had quite the adventure, what with a leaking Camelbak and a crankarm falling off!!!
I saw one sag vehicle at the second rest stop -- parked -- and never saw another. This was my first supported ride, and I am *really* glad we ended up with our own support because had we not, my friend with the exploded tire would have been out there by herself a lot longer than she was. I would have thought there'd be at least a sweep sag at some point, but I never saw one. What if you hadn't found your crank bolt? What if my friend's tire had exploded 15 miles earlier?
I really enjoyed the event and the lessons that I took away from it are:
- check the cue sheet against the map
- make sure to have support outside of the supported event
- bring chocolate/trail mix, because if any is provided, it will be gone before I reach the rest stop
- wind is a pain in the cheeks, and so is my saddle!




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