Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Card Game
I was exhausted this afternoon at work today, but I knew I had to ride tonight. I could just feel it. I rode last night, but it just didn't do it. I wasn't satisfied. I pulled the pedals off of the mtb and put them on my "road" bike. That's the high end operation I run here. I switch the pedals that were given to me between bikes. And while I was pumping up my tires, I noticed that they said 110 pounds! I thought they were 100 pounds! Another example of the quality operation; stupifying attention to detail. So I pumped them up to 110 while wincing. In the last month, I've had 3 tires pop on me while pumping them up. Even for me, that's excessive, but alas! Properly pumped up and ready to go! Sweet ride down to the prison/jail and back and I saw only three deer. The others must have been at a card game or something.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Bad Biker, Bad Biker!
I didn't know what time sunset was. That makes me a bad biker. Or since we're having a baby, it makes me a biker who makes bad decisions. Love and Logic folks let me hear ya'! Well, it's either that or keep studying Nanny 911 episodes!
If you must know, I did ride tonight. I felt good for almost 10 minutes. I went down and up the hill at Crystal Ridge twice. The second time, I had feelings in my legs that I never felt before. That must have been because I am usually too out of breath to notice. On the Mountain Biker Fitness Scale I must be at 1.5. That's on a ten point scale. What do I care? I have a blast doing it.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Killer Ride!
I rode with friends today. This is a picture of my main competitor's ride. We went at it for 5.5 miles and he beat me by a nose at the end. I sent the raw data to some rocket scientists , and they figured he peddled 29,000 revolutions on that ride. It was a blast. I got a little extra workout pulling his little brother.
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Madison Ride
I was going to ride in Pewaukee with a friend of mine today, but the rain changed my plans. I work in Madison, and since the rain missed us there, I rode in Madison. It was a nice change of pace. It seems like I've been riding on an empty stomach a lot lately and today wasn't any different. I can handle it for about an hour, but after that, I'm pretty much on a hope and a prayer. I pulled through, and I got to see a bit of Madison along the way.
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