As in, that’s what’s been going on. I’ve been riding the bike to no where more than I care to admit lately. I’m surprised to see how many people come into the room and get on one (1) of these torture devices for a whopping five (5) minutes and then leave.
I’ve been exchanging less than cordial emails with the folks running the Leadville Trail 100 mountain bike race. I am, in fact, not in the race – as of yet. At least not by way of lottery. The rumor being tossed around is there is going to be some qualifying races around the country. I think three (3) this year. My intent is to get into one (1) of these and bike my way in. I’ll give it a go, anyway. Train, train, train. Race. See if I make it by place or time. If nothing else, the less than cordial emailing does have me motivated to train hard. I’ll provide more on the email exchange in a bit. I need to calm down some and try to keep the rant to a minimum.
The Bike Swap is coming up March 20th. Be there or be square.
I continue to work on the South Dakota portion of the U.S. Bike Routes.
I’ve determined, with reasonable accuracy, that spring is now long overdue.
Ride On.
6 comments:
Ah the Keiser M3...I have a class of 6AM die hards. They are so worried that they won't get a bike (17 available, 18 with my instructor bike), that they show up at 5:30 waiting for the door to open.
Must be the animal magnetism of the instructor. Are there any men in the class?
Unless an actual cyclist is teaching a class (Victoria Wilde does sometimes) AND I can make the schedule fit, I avoid the classes like the plague. I try to go in during non-class times and do my own thing.
Why do I feel there is no answer to that question that WON'T get me in trouble.
Yes, there are between 2-4 usually.
Yes, there are good looking college girls who could be my daughter.
Yes, I feel dirty.
Four out of the five of us who teach are cyclists, three of us pretty strong cyclists. The fifth is being pulled into outdoor riding.
That being said, I agree totally. I'm not a fan of "bike aerobics". I do drills/sets that make a better cyclist. For the non-cyclists, they still get a great workout.
Biking with benefits?
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