Dark cloud provided welcome relief from the heat and a bit of an early morning soak. Not to worry, when the clouds broke and the sun emerged any water on my skin or jersey quickly boiled off. There’s a deer in the last photo.
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The ride – Porcupine Dam, Utah
The bike – TIME VRS Fluidity