The other week Susan and I rode an unusual amount, even for us retired folk.
We rode Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday — or five out of seven days.
For us, this is a lot.
Our Friday ride was a true ’social ride’.
We went through places we’d rarely been.
The pace averaged 11-12 mph for the entire ride.
We noticed things, we talked.
It was great for its timing and for a change.
The next day we marshalled the Tour de Cure on Long Island and we breezed through the 65 miles at a modest 14.5 mph.
Every now and then , I need to remember that Friday ride and do one of those.
Glenn
#1 by Mike Zerner on August 2, 2010 - 7:45 am
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Glenn-
Re: The Recovery Ride
Sounds familiar…I feel like I was there.
MZ
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not only to remember, but do it from time to time…great for relaxing!
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