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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Apr 2009
    Location
    Tucson, AZ
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    Oh yes, here's one.
    I want to do a century, self-supported. I want to ride the entire length of the Little Miami trail and back. I promised myself I'd do this before I left Ohio and this summer's my last chance.

    And another two:
    Explore some more of the bike trails around Xenia.
    Ride to school at least once. Possibly ride to work. That one's going to be harder.
    At least I don't leave slime trails.
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  2. #2
    Join Date
    Feb 2008
    Location
    Maine
    Posts
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    If there's one thing I've regretted about the last few years, it's that I wish I had ridden more.

    So my goal is to just start riding again. I will be happy with 5-10 miles RT.

    But first I have to go shopping! And I need to handle this delicately with DH because I just plunked down a bunch of money on a DSLR.

    My bikes are all in storage back in the US .... we didn't have space in our air freight allowance to bring any over.

    I wanna test ride some bikes this month. Might be a challenge with a baby in tow. Or maybe shops will hook up a trailer so baby can come along for a ride, and I can see what it's like to have a trailer! Or a child seat. I'm really not sure what to get, but that's probably a whole 'nother thread.
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  3. #3
    Join Date
    Apr 2013
    Posts
    130
    I want to do a ride that is more than a century, maybe something like a 150. I want to do more, longer flats as climbing is just always part of any ride in the Wasatch. I like to climb but I hate hate hate descending and I don't really know how to do anything about that. I still do it but I take it slow and stop on long descents whenever I can to recuperate LOL. I look at people riding up my local climb with total envy as I am weenying my way down. I do sing, I do try to breathe. It is dumb as I want to improve my avg speed and this is where I can make it better LOL. My garmin is just rolling it's eyes at me.

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Sep 2009
    Location
    Tucson, AZ
    Posts
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    Last year my goal was to ride 5000 miles. I upped the goal to 6000 when I was getting in extra miles, and didn't quite make it, but was at about 5700. That's an "A" in my book- over 90%.

    This year I'm doing a little more music, and the weather hasn't been as nice and my DH has been injured and not riding, so I'm not quite as focused on a mileage goal. Not sure what my cycling goals are, but I'm riding with a women's "team"- and we are trying to improve our road skills. It's not a race team, and still having some growing pains and a bit of an identity crisis, but working/riding with them is part of my goal this year as well.
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