Fenlason wrote:about 2.5 times what I raced a few weeks ago.
Fenlason wrote:with even more climbing..

toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:she is doing the first lap.. and isn't keen on doing too much after dark.
I see better than her.
Oh, is this a team effort? I did not realize that you were 'sharing' laps.
yes we are riding as a co-ed pair.
At least that will give you a chance for some rest then.
toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:about 2.5 times what I raced a few weeks ago.
Will you guys really be 'racing' or more of a 'pacing' to survive?
you can wring out every drop.. fairly easily. If after 23 hours.. I just can't do more.. then that is our finish. If one times it correctly the race is can actually be a little over 25 hours. but the way it is set up.. if I try to squeeze in a last lap under that time.. and I don't make it.. then my results is based on the last lap completed.toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:with even more climbing..
Stop! You are making my legs hurt!!

Fenlason wrote:toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:with even more climbing..
Stop! You are making my legs hurt!!
for a given distance.. this loop has about 30% more climbing the last race...![]()
I wish I had bought that lower gear range now...
Fenlason wrote:with the race duration being of time vs a set distance... one can more push the limits in the last 6 hours or so.. [if I last that long]you can wring out every drop.. fairly easily. If after 23 hours.. I just can't do more.. then that is our finish. If one times it correctly the race is can actually be a little over 25 hours. but the way it is set up.. if I try to squeeze in a last lap under that time.. and I don't make it.. then my results is based on the last lap completed.
toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:with the race duration being of time vs a set distance... one can more push the limits in the last 6 hours or so.. [if I last that long]you can wring out every drop.. fairly easily. If after 23 hours.. I just can't do more.. then that is our finish. If one times it correctly the race is can actually be a little over 25 hours. but the way it is set up.. if I try to squeeze in a last lap under that time.. and I don't make it.. then my results is based on the last lap completed.
Not sure that I understand that, but maybe after you finish and explain how you did, etc, then it might make more sense to me!
WTFFenlason wrote:toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:with the race duration being of time vs a set distance... one can more push the limits in the last 6 hours or so.. [if I last that long]you can wring out every drop.. fairly easily. If after 23 hours.. I just can't do more.. then that is our finish. If one times it correctly the race is can actually be a little over 25 hours. but the way it is set up.. if I try to squeeze in a last lap under that time.. and I don't make it.. then my results is based on the last lap completed.
Not sure that I understand that, but maybe after you finish and explain how you did, etc, then it might make more sense to me!
Last race.. I had to much left in my legs at the finish. I was semi saving myself for a hilly section I had been told about. Also not really ever knowing how much distance we had left to race.. I sort of saved myself. One wants to be able to finish.. you don't want to blow up... and not to be able to do that.
This race.... for one I will know the course. It has changed from what we rode last year.. or even from what we rode a month or so ago.. but after a few laps I should have an idea what is coming.... and I can push it.... the goal is to ride a further distance than your competitor... As long as Laurie and I each ride one lap.. we have officially completed the race.
one can ride closer to their edge.. and if you blow up... you can end it when ever you want.

Fenlason wrote:It feels like I have a boil forming in the palm of my left hand...![]()
WTF


toypusher wrote:Fenlason wrote:It feels like I have a boil forming in the palm of my left hand...![]()
WTF
Not good timing for that!!
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