Each lap passes the residences of five neighbors/family friends. I am hoping for pandemic-safe handups.
The bikes (r-l, as this is a reverse view) will be ridden in order of acquisition, covering the period 2013-2019.
That’s my number two helping me organize the bikes earlier. There is one 1982, three 1983’s, two 1984’s, two 1985’s, one 1987 and one 2016.
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A big thanks to everyone for the support. The big takeaway is this: The body is an amazing thing.
It’s a good hurt and my inner dialogue is quiet.
It’s a good hurt and my inner dialogue is quiet.
No question the biggest day-of ailment is two giant saddle sores. Aquaphor. Slather that shit on.
And like Tibetan monks dismantling a sand mandala, the rain came and took it all.
It’s the world telling me, Nice work Ben, but it’s Sunday now.
It’s the world telling me, Nice work Ben, but it’s Sunday now.
You finish something and you find out everyone loves it. Right around that time, it feels like someone else did it.
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Ok, so let& #39;s talk about this ride.
I have uploaded all files, if you have my Garmin Connect or Strava profile, you can see them now, else I will drop them in this thread as I recap the ride.