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    Yes, it was chilly. 50's in the evening, generally low 70's in the day. A couple days it never got above mid-60's! The lack of humidity was unusual for this southern boy.


    The Garmon 305 got good use. I wouldn't have believed the grade without it! I'm absolutely hooked on that little toy.

    Bethel is at the foot of the White Mountains, about 1.5 hours Northwest of Portland, 3 hours from Boston. Lots of cycling, canoeing/kayaking, running, hiking, skiing, etc. A REMARKABLE little town and totally uncommercialized by it's proximity to the ski slopes. I was VERY impressed!
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    The Garmon 305 got good use. I wouldn't have believed the grade without it! I'm absolutely hooked on that little toy.
    After a ride I have to rush to my puter to see what I've done. Are you using MB?

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    Great pictures- how very pretty!!!
    Sounds like you had a great vacation. Crazy that you gained weight even tho you were cycling so much (ah.... such is vacation, tho!).
    Thanks for sharing your pics!
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    Nice Legs Silver!

    And nice trip overall.

    I think the time DBF and I got the first fix of biking "for real" was a 22-miler in Maine, in Arcadia N.P.

    A couple years later the bug really bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SouthernBelle View Post
    Are you using MB?
    What is MB?

    Incidentally, in unpacking, I've not found my cable or HR monitor
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    What is MB?
    I believe MB is referring to Motion Based, a web application for translating and analyzing GPS data as well as providing online mapping. We use it and love it! (Although it is pretty interesting to see the difference in some of the stats when comparing Motion Based to Garmin's Training Center.) Technology -- you gotta love it!!
    "If we know where we want to go, then even a stony road is bearable." ~~ Horst Koehler

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    HG is correct. If you think the info in Training center is cool, register and upload to Motion Based.

    As to the diff in the #s, MB uses some kind of corrective algorithms to make the #s jive between satellite and mapping. I think it accounts for some the up and down that the satellite doesn't get. Usually your mileage will be a tad higher on MB.

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    I tried MB and was unimpressed...what did I miss?
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    I tried MB and was unimpressed...what did I miss?
    It just gives lots more information. Cadence, breaks down heart rate better and in an easier to understand format, grades on elevation, and I like the nifty graphs. Also calories used (so I can have a milkshake), and weather for the ride.

 

 

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