Get Off My Trail
I hate riding in the rain so I’m still stuck inside. Lucky for me The Herd rode today. It’s a Zwift group I love to join. I get pretty lazy when I ride solo. Riding with others fixes my brain and helps me push a little(or a lot) harder. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer
Stormy so I’m on the trainer The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer
The weather is showing storms for the next few days so I’ll be haunting Watopia for a few days. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer
It’s starting to get hot during the day. It rained last night. I decided to seize the moment between rain and getting hot. I ran the usual loops and came across this guy. Always nice to have traveling companion. The ride – Providence Canyon The bike – Ibis Ripmo
It’s getting hot which means the higher speeds on the road and my profuse sweating are key to staying cool. As long as I get out before 12 the traffic is still light and the teenagers are in school – both lessen the probability of interaction with vehicles. I was time boxed by meetings so I pushed a little and managed a 20.4 MPH average
A crazy day of meetings and general work meant I didn’t ride until evening. I can’t complain the temperature was in the 70s and even though the trail was a bit busier than if you hit in in the early hours there wasn’t a terrible amount of congestion. The ride – Providence Canyon The bike – Ibis Ripmo
Took and evening ride with Devin. We had a great time. He was climbing hard. We got to the top and his front tire was totally deflated. The sealant had dried out leaving him with a slow leak. Luckily, another ride lent us a pump. He managed to get half way down but was robbed from the full downhill experience when the front tire finally
Headed out of town and all I could fit in was Zwift. The ride – Zwift The bike – Trek Madone 6.9 on a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer
With a lot of clouds, a bit of cold and a touch of wind I headed out for a couple of loops in Providence Canyon. I could hear a few drops hitting the leafs around me but I wasn’t getting wet and the trail wasn’t getting muddy. I like those kids of days. On the second round I started to feel the sting of tiny
I love the mountains and I spent a lot of time there. Cache Valley has some pretty amazing roads. After neglecting my road bike for quite a while I decided it was time to go out for some asphalt meditation. The weather was spectacular. The ride was perfect. The ride – Paradise The bike – Time VRS Fluidity