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bruno

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52 miles yesterday. 10 miles to work and then 42 home. i got lost. not really! took a nice ride in GREAT weather (65 and bright sun!) from newton through neddham, wellesley, weston, lincoln, concord, lexington, arlington, back to my crib in somerville. gonna do it again today in a few hours!!!!:snow::flag::):-D:lol::beer::daffy::cool:

pick up some beer when i get back to somerville and sit on my back porch and drink it!!

42 miles lets me drink the whole 6 pack.:lol:
 
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Marc

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Stats since my season started about a month and a half ago (all solo rides):

464 miles, 29401 ft elevation gain.

Averages:

Average speed: 17 mph
Average ride length: 33 miles
Average elevation gain: 2262 ft
Average elevation gain/mile: 61.42 ft/mile
 

marcski

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Stats since my season started about a month and a half ago (all solo rides):

464 miles, 29401 ft elevation gain.

Averages:

Average speed: 17 mph
Average ride length: 33 miles
Average elevation gain: 2262 ft
Average elevation gain/mile: 61.42 ft/mile

Nice rides, Marc. Do you have a GPS based altimeter?

I just used Mapmyride and one of my regular rides that I did this morning is about 28.5 miles and has 3044 in elevation gain. I really had no idea how much I was climbing before that site. Planning on getting out doing that ride again in the morning before work tomorrow. I have a slight injury to my left shoulder...need some mild P.T. so I think I might stay off the Mtn. bike for a week or 2 and stay on the road.
 

bruno

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Stats since my season started about a month and a half ago (all solo rides):

464 miles, 29401 ft elevation gain.

Averages:

Average speed: 17 mph
Average ride length: 33 miles
Average elevation gain: 2262 ft
Average elevation gain/mile: 61.42 ft/mile

whoa! nice stats man!

52 miles again yesterday for me. exact same ride as i did the day before! a little less sunny, but a great ride all the same! and harpoon IPA for dinner!!!:-D;-):spin::daffy::beer::flag::snow::spin::):dunce:
 

Marc

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Nice rides, Marc. Do you have a GPS based altimeter?

I just used Mapmyride and one of my regular rides that I did this morning is about 28.5 miles and has 3044 in elevation gain. I really had no idea how much I was climbing before that site. Planning on getting out doing that ride again in the morning before work tomorrow. I have a slight injury to my left shoulder...need some mild P.T. so I think I might stay off the Mtn. bike for a week or 2 and stay on the road.

I have a barometric altimeter in wrist watch form. I usually don't ride when there are major weather fronts coming through and I've used it multiple times on the same routes with consistent (+/- 50 feet) results.

whoa! nice stats man!

52 miles again yesterday for me. exact same ride as i did the day before! a little less sunny, but a great ride all the same! and harpoon IPA for dinner!!!:-D;-):spin::daffy::beer::flag::snow::spin::):dunce:

Thanks bruno. I really wish it was more. I'm going to try to get in a 60 miler this afternoon with some good elevation. I lost a lot of time to rain and sore legs after the Tuckerman trip. I'm more proud of the elevation gain than anything I guess. I'd really like to get up over 150 miles/week.
 

jplynch019

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Average speed: 20 mph
Daily ride distance: 40 miles

Only 4 days to go before the Trek Across Maine. Supposed to be 75° and sunny each day!

I'm ready!
 

bvibert

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I got out on the MTB for the first time in too long again today to celebrate my birthday. I'm not sure how far I rode but I was on my bike for a hour and a half. I had a great time even with my semi-OTB incident... :eek:

I'm hoping to get back into a little more regular riding this summer, but it's tough to get away with a new born and two year old at home...
 

andyzee

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I got out on the MTB for the first time in too long again today to celebrate my birthday. I'm not sure how far I rode but I was on my bike for a hour and a half. I had a great time even with my semi-OTB incident... :eek:

I'm hoping to get back into a little more regular riding this summer, but it's tough to get away with a new born and two year old at home...


Hey Brian,

Happy Birthday!
 

Goblin84

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80 miles, not bad.

Ive been cycling a bit...get hurt so i sit for a 2 weeks, ride for a week, sit for 2. it really is a horrible cycle. Did 45 miles yesterday and got a nasty tan/burn line from my vest. I looks really freakin weird.
 

cbcbd

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I did 80 miles yesterday with 5000 feet of elevation gain at about 16.5 mph.
Nice avg on those 80!

Ive been cycling a bit...get hurt so i sit for a 2 weeks, ride for a week, sit for 2. it really is a horrible cycle. Did 45 miles yesterday and got a nasty tan/burn line from my vest. I looks really freakin weird.
And how are you hurting yourself so much?
 

Goblin84

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i have a bad shoulder. been putting off surgery (lucky #3) for about a year now. Cycling hurts a bit but isn't to bad, its only long days in the saddle that it starts to get bad. It all comes down to me being very stupid. I am an active person and i simply to stubborn to give up playing ultimate frisbee, swimming, and hockey (laying out in ultimate "tingles" a bit :p ). I'll sublux it in my sleep every now and then...stuff like that.
 

mlctvt

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80 miles, not bad.

Ive been cycling a bit...get hurt so i sit for a 2 weeks, ride for a week, sit for 2. it really is a horrible cycle. Did 45 miles yesterday and got a nasty tan/burn line from my vest. I looks really freakin weird.

Cycling tans are weird. My brother cycled from Connecticut to Californaia one summer and he had a tan back but no tan on his stomach. The front of his thighs were tan but not the back and the front of his shins were not tan but the backs were, all very weird looking. I aslo knew an experienced cyclist that always wore the same size/manufacturer of jersey. When he took off his shirt he looked like he had a perfect white shirt, whart the jersey covered was bright white skin but he had very tan arms and neck.
 

marcski

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I, too, have bad shoulders. About 10 years ago arm got tugged backwards in the woods from a poleplant and I developed tendonitis. Got some P.T. and it got better. Now, though, I've been feeling it in the left shoulder and then I had a fall right on the same shoulder mtn biking to compound the problem. I am going to start to some P.T. for the left one like this week.

But, I've found that they don't bother me too bad with the road bike. But I have stayed off the mtn bike lately.
 
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