It was a great ride up to that point. If I had not checked the brakes quite
so much, Tim could have finished the year with just one crash! I learned a
lot from that event, the first being, don¹t get too comfortable in the pace
line. We were cruising along one second, and the next, uh oh! My apologies
to Tim, if I could have done anything to prevent it!  Have a cold one on
me!!! :)


On 12/31/09 4:14 PM, "Tim & Susan" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Kim, Dan, Jim and I cruised out through Cliftonville, Bend of the River,
> Sharpsburg, Town Creek, Bridgersville for 40 miles on a cold, damp winter's
> day.  Turbo Dan pulled 80% of the ride.  Awesome !!!   Another smooth
> uneventful ride, well almost.....  If you ride 11,000 miles in one year, the
> odds on the number of anticipated crashes is two!  Unfortunately I'd had only
> one crash this year so however is in charge of evening the odds was hard at
> work today.  Coming back on Bridgersville, Jim flatted, Kim checked up and Tim
> was off in dreamland somewhere just enjoying a perfect ride, but was quickly
> brought back down to Earth, like up close and personal with mother Earth!  Jim
> fixed his flat and I wobbled back to Wilson.  I may start the celebration
> tonight a little early!
>  
> Tim
>  
> New Years Day !!!
> 10:00 Starbucks !!!
> Post ride goodies so be sure to attend !!!
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