Bike D.C. this Saturday

[divingbiker]

Actually, DB, isnt' this the class in which you'll learn how to self-rescue? Never a bad thing, to know how to heave yourself back into a 'yak. Even if you never tip your boat, knowing how to get back in just in case can definitely increase your confidence level. Not to mention, it's fun to practice.

The bike ride sounds like it might become an annual thing, so you could possibly do it next year. And, with the chance of rain on Saturday, which would you rather have get wet: your bike or your kayak?

Everything you said is the absolute truth.

[madscot13]

yep I am going. no team ride this saturday.

[Kalidurga]

Well, then, do those of who aren't kayaking or otherwise engaged want to meet somewhere?

[madscot13]

game plan? I have never been to the book fair.

[Kalidurga]

I haven't been to the book fair before, either. But Neil Gaiman's reading from his new book in the young adult/children's tent and I really want to go to that.

They're now calling for a 50% chance of rain on Saturday morning, of course, so now I don't know what I'm going to do about the bike ride 'cause I have no rain gear. I think I'm going to stare at the weather reports and debate it between now and tomorrow when the early registration closes. Blah

[Zen]

Due to weather uncertainty, the day-of registration price bump has been waived

I have an extra, cheapie, rain jacket if anyone wants to borrow one.

[Kalidurga]

Due to weather uncertainty, the day-of registration price bump has been waived

I have an extra, cheapie, rain jacket if anyone wants to borrow one.

I may take you up on that rain jacket offer, but I'm going to wait and decide on Friday. The question is just how chilly will I get sitting in damp clothing for an hour in an outdoor tent after the ride...