There were just about no elevation changes today and a bit of a tail wind to boot so it was ride, ride, ride. We pushed it to see how well we could do on a century. We had three SAG stops and I think we spent a grand total of about three minutes at all three. The miles flew by and we did a hundred miles in five hours and twenty minutes. By the time we went through town our MPH dropped a bit to 18.6, still not to shabby. This isthe seventh century of the trip and definitely easy and fast.
Your typical mid west town . . . where is everybody?
Another courthouse in another town.
In San Diego we must be missing something...only the Mormon Temple rivals these buildings. Once again I'm so excited about the ease with which you seem to be banging out the miles. You're an animal.
ReplyDeleteHey Bud, went down to San Felipe just to check on things, but prior to going I met with D38 guys. Scheduled our races for 2010, our dates are Feb 28, none in March, because no one knew for sure when the Nationals were. Nov 14 is the last race. Looks like there should be some good races, one in the mountains (Live Oak) and one in Coral Canyon.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are putting the pedal to the metal and moving across the US of A. Hurry back so we can head to the desert. Maybe we can bike out to the site!!!! I will if Wes will.
WOW...you're rockin' the mileage, Dad, and FAST. Way to go!!
ReplyDeleteI'm dusting that old bike off right now Bud, George thru down. You're hauling ass got to love those tail winds. Keep on biking.
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