“300 is not much more than 200, really!!”

[snapdragen]

Of course I think you're crazy! But I'm also in awe of you, and very proud of you. Congratulations - job well done!

sk - I think the new motto works for me....

A ride should never interfere with the cocktail hour

[Trekhawk]

Well mate you know what I think. You really have gotten strong and you should be suitably impressed with yourself.
Now all I have to worry about is how the h*ll I will keep up with you all on our fun rides.

[Adventure Girl]

Go, Jobob, Go! How do you people do these events? Amazing!!

It seems like just yesterday you posted about your FIRST century. You've turned into a madwoman!

Congrats!

[aka_kim]

Jo, you totally rock. It wasn't all that long ago when you appeared on this forum meekly asking "Should I get a road bike?" and now you kick some major a$$. I am in awe of your accomplishments and progress, and can't wait to see what you accomplish next. Glad you had a fun ride!

[Grog]

Jo! That's amazing. And kudos also to those who rode with you for bits of it.

[cosc]

Jobob, congrats on your many, 200 miles accomplishment. Compared to my realm of riding, your a whiz. I think you were wise knowing when to call it a day. Such a fine line between wanting to push on or stop. It's a struggle between physical and mental needs. I know the hard way pushing beyond the physical will come back to bite you.

[mimitabby]

that's 200K!

200 miles is a bit longer.

I frankly don't know how you can do either. QUite an accomplishment.

I got a good workout going 31 miles yesterday.



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

[Veronica]

How do you people do these events?

A modicum of insanity helps.

V.