Took the mixte to the shop to get things adjusted right and on my way out the door felt the urge to at least ride around the parking lot.
Then i realized I didn't have any pedals![]()
Took the mixte to the shop to get things adjusted right and on my way out the door felt the urge to at least ride around the parking lot.
Then i realized I didn't have any pedals![]()
2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager
It was SO NICE to be OUTSIDE riding after work last night, in the daylight! It almost made the hill repeats/intervals kind of, sort of, not really, bearable.
I managed to get in 3 repeats of Oak Hill at LT. For me, this is right around 163 bpm, and this hill is an 11 minute climb. It actually felt pretty good, but don't tell the boys. After those repeats, we went to another hill to see how that would work - longer hill, less steep, and 163 bpm. Oh, and I even managed to pass one of the guys (these boys are all WAY stronger than me), and hold him off to the top of the hill!
Finished up at about 34 miles for an after work ride in March. And yes, we did use every moment of light (and then some).
SheFly
"Well behaved women rarely make history." including me!
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It was beautiful here in Northern AZ, high 60's, low 70's. Hubby and I did 58 very hilly miles. I felt really good and we ended the ride with some very yummy BBQ.
Brenda
Oh. You guys make me want to cry. I spent a long 70 minutes with Coach Troy on the trainer due to heavy wind and rain. The AERO BASE dvd... al about aerobic, easier faster spinning. I think I would prefer hill repeats, as long as I'm outdoors!
Everyone Deserves a Lifetime
Just when it's nice enough to ride outside, I get a cold. But, I am being good and staying inside for my exercise.
Eleven minutes on Oak Hill, first time of the season
Good job SheFly!
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