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I really just got the bike like 2 weeks ago. I did some road riding earlier this summer out at the shore.did about 40 miles out there with a ...

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Old Oct 16, 2006, 7:21 AM   #331 (permalink)
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I really just got the bike like 2 weeks ago. I did some road riding earlier this summer out at the shore.did about 40 miles out there with a group...doing 17.5-19.5...with no hills..we were at the beach.

With the new bike, i've done about 3 rides 25-35 miles each. I think its sized right...could use some adjusting. The LBS guy has my stem in a raised position and the bars a bit on the higher side to help me get used to the road. I think i'm just not that used to be in one position for so long, esp being bent over riding. ?
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I would say that's a fair assumption. It usually takes me awhile to get used to it after not riding for an extended time.
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MTN biking tonight 730-till out lights run out,,,dont have a comp on the bike, so cant guage distance...will be fun, warm night.......a burger and some beers afterward!!!
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MTN biking tonight 730-till out lights run out,,,dont have a comp on the bike, so cant guage distance...will be fun, warm night.......a burger and some beers afterward!!!
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MTN biking tonight 730-till out lights run out,,,dont have a comp on the bike, so cant guage distance...will be fun, warm night.......a burger and some beers afterward!!!
Yeah, I need a light... but until then I'll be borrowing my friend's - we're going mtb this Friday night, can't wait!!
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great ride last night int the trees, felt just like skiing in the trees...8-10pm...warm night, some wet sections/puddles, no one else around, we had to stop as my buddys light died....so we drove over to the local watering hole for a few pints/burger and watch the end of the mets game....great night!!!
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What kind of light do you have skiquattro? You Helmet mount, yes?

I was out this morning on the trails in the local woods before work for about an hour. Usually get in some more time out there but had to be somewhere a bit earlier than my usual. Wetter than I thought, but these woods drain pretty well overall.
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What kind of light do you have skiquattro? You Helmet mount, yes?
I split the answers to this question into an existing thread:
Head and Handlebar lamps?
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I split the answers to this question into an existing thread:
Head and Handlebar lamps?

Now shouldn't that have gone into the gear forum ?
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Now shouldn't that have gone into the gear forum ?
Actually we've decided to keep all bike related stuff in here since there's not that mut traffic anyway...

Any more questions?? :P

Now back to your regularly scheduled bike log....

I MTB'd for about an hour after work on Wed after work. It's getting hard to get a ride in before the light goes away (no light)....
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