Real name: Sue's my middle name - first name I'm the only one, so it’s personal and I only tell people in person
Where do you live? Tricities Washington (Southeast portion of the state, in the desert)
Explanation of your handle: Combo of my real name, but sounds like it's a handle, so still anonymous (or so I tell myself)
Explanation of your avatar: When I get it uploaded, it’ll be a picture of the 3 most important things in my life - my psychotic dog, Murphy (AKA Beelzebub); my Pest of a bird, Pepper (AKA Pepper the Pest), and my Bacchetta Giro
Age (general or specific): Twenty-nineteen going on twenty-twenty
Occupation: Scientist
Favorite bike: My Bacchetta Corsa (SWB recumbent)
What's in your stable? Trek 920 MTB, Bacchetta Corsa, Bacchetta Giro - want a ? road bike.
Fastest speed on a road bike? Where? When? 51.3 mph! downhill (in case you were wondering) down Bombing Range Rd in West Richland, Wa. Never Again.
Most memorable moment on my bike: Try to make it short - bad day, commuting to work, got a flat, 5 am cold out, no tire wrenches. Very nice elderly gentleman came out to help. What a disaster, he kept trying to hold my bike for me when I was trying to get the rear wheel off, then back on… Got going again, but we’d knocked the rear derailleur off-line and I did a header onto the hood of the car stopped at the stoplight to let me go by. Look on the driver’s face was priceless, she clearly didn’t know why I’d viciously attacked her car. Tried to call a friend to pick me up and drive me the rest of the way, then remembered she had a brand new Exterra, and I didn’t want to put my greasy bike in her new car. Started thinking about the old man and how pleasant and friendly he’d been and how nice to talk to, road the next 9 miles into work in perfect sunny day and had one of the best rides of my life - so glad my friend’s car was new, or I would have missed it.
What is the biggest lie you've ever told: I never lie. I don’t always tell the truth, but I don’t lie.
Most fun ever had on a bike? Recently, the “Cherry of a Ride” in The Dalles, Oregon. Small organized ride in its second year. Friendly people, beautiful scenery, and awesome dried cherries.
Picture of yourself or your ride? I don’t do pictures of myself. Maybe if I ever lose 30 lbs.



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I did finish the entire MS150 (Houston to Austin, TX) last year. We will be riding again this weekend!
! This is a great place to be!
