Route and Ride Data Links:
Strava - Ride Link
Ride Metrics:
Distance (mile): 40
Speed Avg (mph): 18
Cadence Avg (rpm): 73
Time Moving: 2:13:33
Time Total: 2:13:33
Work (kj): 1143
Work (kj): 1143
Normal Power: 160
Average Power: 143
Max Power: 594
VI: 1.12
TSS: 141
IF: 0.79
Goal:
Out for a spin...that's all
Ride Description:
I felt a bit ridiculous starting out with a long sleeve base layer, leg warmers, skull cap pulled down over my ears, long finger gloves and a summer kit on top with a light wind shell in my back pocket, but I have to say there was never a moment I felt over dressed on this 55 (F) degree day. The wind was sharp coming down from the northwest with some chill to it. The first 20 miles out was a direct headwind that at times shook me off a straight line. Diane, known to some as "Gap Chick" happen to be on my wheel so I hope it did not disrupt her too much as the wind hit me and the aero frame hard at times. It was nice to chat with Diane, who is a strong cyclist and I've had the privilege to ride with her for short stints over the years when our paths cross. Diane was with me for a few miles before turning back at the 15 mile marker.
Lot's of other crazy stuff out there today though. One guy on a bike not paying attention almost turned into me and there were a lot of little children with very light supervision. Meaning their parents should have been more careful with their kids and not let them drift over into oncoming fast traffic.
Lot's of other crazy stuff out there today though. One guy on a bike not paying attention almost turned into me and there were a lot of little children with very light supervision. Meaning their parents should have been more careful with their kids and not let them drift over into oncoming fast traffic.
Weather:
Temperature Start (F): 55
Temperature Finish (F): 55
Wind: 13+ mph NW with a cold chill
Sky: Sunny
Nutrition Intake During and Immediately After:
Bottle #1: 24oz Water, BCAA, Glutamine, Maltodextrin
GU gel at mile 20
Post Ride: 30 gram protein drink
Bike:
Felt B10
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