Welcome to the EIA club. I managed to "train" the folks I rode with when I lived in another city and was riding regularily. They got to know the sound of my breathing, or not, and when I was in trouble. They likened my breathing to a freight train. There will be better days and worse days, relative temperature and humidity will make a difference. Hot muggy days when the air feels "heavy" equals a rough day for me. I admit to being a cold weather weenie, so can't really tell you how I breath when it's cooler than 55F.





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