I'll get everything ready the night before if it's an early morning ride. Camelback ready in fridge complete with anything I'm taking with me or packed next to sink with bladder out and ready to fill, bike set out, aired/lubed, gear laid out and waiting.
If it's a 4am slip out before the hubby goes to work ride I'm out of here in ten or less, but everything's been done the night before, I don't bother with teeth or sunscreen or food (have some with me, just in case), lighting is already set up on camelback/helmet and the dogs are still asleep.
Getting ready from scratch 1/2 hour is quick, I think.
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07-06-2007, 04:43 AM #1
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07-06-2007, 04:48 AM #2
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Winter is more difficult. More to put on, have to determine how many layers you'll need, and then, pull them on.
I'm one who prepares in advance and has everything ready to go.
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07-06-2007, 04:50 AM #3
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Half hour sounds fast to me for a morning ride! The only suggestions I could make is to pump your tires the night before, have your puter charged and on the bars but off the night before, and lay out your kit too.
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