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I hate riding inside. Probably because I've never had a good trainer setup. But I do increase my hikes and tackle more hillier routes so I am getting a good workout.
I'll also be trail running more this winter, too.
I bought me a new mountain bike.
Bike Surgeon ordered it and it's on its way.
Specialized Chisel full suspension. It's my first full-suspension bike. It's also my first Specialized bike.
Supposed to be the lightest alloy bike on the market.
I'm really excited about it!
Howdy all,
My hosting service will be doing some server upgrades mainly in the BIOS area. The maintenance process will begin Tuesday, October 14th at 12:00 AM (midnight) PT and will run until 4:00 AM PT. There will likely be downtime periods.
In case you notice downtime, this is likely going...
Aside from the Dirty South in March, do any of you know of any good winter bike rides/races to go to?
Surely, there are still some going on during the colder months. If not, that might need to change!
In the winter months, do you typically slow down with your cycling routines?
Or do you take advantage of the lack of bugs and heat and increase your rides?
Or do you try to just do a lot of indoor trainer cycling? If so, do you ride on the trainer as much as you would outside when it's nice?
I'm partnering with RideIllinois.org this Friday at 3:30 PM at the trailhead for Tunnel Hill State Trail at the Village of Tunnel Hill.
We're going to ride to Breeden Trestle and back - around 5- or 6-miles total.
It's a short evening ride for anyone of all ages. Very family friendly which is...
Welcome to the forum @Dunklin :)
When I ride in that area, I love riding the Auto-Loop in Crab Orchard. A General Dynamics Ordinance facility is in the middle of it, but the roads are public.
I also enjoyed riding at Giant City for the low traffic and hills. There are some pretty challenging...
How would you all rate typical SAG stops at organized bike rides?
Do you think SAG stops need more options? Is it enough? Is it not enough?
What would you change if you were in charge of a SAG stop for an organized bike ride or even a race?
If I weren't sore from running a half-marathon, I'd take advantage of this weather and get on a bike.
Hope you all are out there riding today.
If yes, what did you do?
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