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  1. #1
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    Apr 2006
    Location
    Seattle
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    rode to work then I rode downtown to attend a fancy luncheon. It was foggy misty the whole way. Getting there was uneventful. and the lunch was so so.
    Going home the road was wet and slippery. I heard cars gunning engines as their wheels spun, and i almost lost control of my bike on a wet grating. how scary!
    so i took it easy going home....
    about 17 miles.
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jan 2005
    Location
    North Bellmore, NY
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    I rode the Ellen Farrant Memorial Bikeway aka Jones Beach bike path which I have been making as my after work ride for about a month now. I wish I thought of this from Spring time as my rides after work were always a route from my house and dealing with traffic from those coming home from work, lights etc. Although I hate to drive to a riding place, I found this to be best for after work.

    Although riding the path both ways is only 9.5 miles, I usually ride it twice before the sun is set. Yesterday there was a wicked south west wind, so I only rode it once then rode loops around the park where the path begins to give me 14 miles.

    Lack of sunlight is getting earlier and earlier. how sad.

    ~ JoAnn

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jun 2005
    Location
    steuben county new york
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    626
    18 miles of beautiful riding weather. Unusually warm and sunny for this time of year. I got up rather late and had a later start than usual, trying to get home in time to start lunch for DH. I finished my ride and realized I needed only 12 more miles to break 2000 on my new bike.

  4. #4
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    Sep 2007
    Location
    Uncanny Valley
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    I get the record for shortest ride. I met a frequent riding partner a couple of miles from my house and we set out for our usual 30-40 miler. A mile and a half later he broke a spoke in his rear wheel, big. Twang! So I rode back for my car to run him and his bike home. I just wasn't into riding by myself after that. Seven miles. Which was enough for me to justify not doing any cardio after I taught my strength classes yesterday afternoon

  5. #5
    Join Date
    Sep 2005
    Location
    Trondheim, Norway
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    Quote Originally Posted by OakLeaf View Post
    I get the record for shortest ride. I met a frequent riding partner a couple of miles from my house and we set out for our usual 30-40 miler. A mile and a half later he broke a spoke in his rear wheel, big. Twang! So I rode back for my car to run him and his bike home. I just wasn't into riding by myself after that. Seven miles. Which was enough for me to justify not doing any cardio after I taught my strength classes yesterday afternoon
    Actually ... my commute ride is shorter: 8 km. So your ride was both longer and more exciting.
    Half-marathon over. Sabbatical year over. It's back to "sacking shirt and oat cakes" as they say here.

 

 

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