Saturday 62: The Beautiful Ride
The day was quite excellent, but first, I invented a riddle; and it’s based on a true story. I was chatting with Joon and I told him, “I woke up… Read more »
Category: Cycling
Thursday already? Let’s get a little random…
It’s a short week, sure. But it’s been a fairly busy one. Testing that crapped out due to a power outage on Tuesday, which meant using the Wednesday session to… Read more »
Saturday 76: Gonna roll right over that…
The tweaks continue with the new bike. This time it was a change of the saddle and its position. The verdict: more work needed. I went with the Brooks Cambium… Read more »
Saturday 65: A New Ride
For quite some time now, I’ve been thinking about and searching for what my next bike might be. There were times I was even leaning toward getting a recumbent –… Read more »
Let’s think about this…
If one knew me, they might consider me conservative. And yet, I haven’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since Ronald Reagan. I’d add “I can’t stand Donald Trump” to… Read more »
Saturday 70: Tired Legs
You’d think 70 miles wouldn’t be so challenging these days. I mean, it should at least be a “same as usual” kind of ride — a little tired, but up… Read more »
Winding down…
This year’s BCFB stats aren’t quite matching up to last year’s, but we’ll get by. While last year by this time I’d done 38 early-morning rides, this morning’s was only… Read more »
Saturday 64: Heartbreaker…
I’ve probably mentioned before — there are a few hills around here that we call “Heartbreakers.” The only criteria is that, on the first time up, you come around a… Read more »
Saturday 100: Four Down, One to Go
I suppose it’s understandable that I didn’t put this up yesterday — I was pretty tired for some reason. My typical Saturday lately has been up around 70 miles, but… Read more »
Saturday 63: Not According to Plan
Well, sometimes it’s just one of those days. But I count today a success anyway. It all started out well enough. Another gorgeous morning. I decided a trip up past… Read more »