Oooops is right!

You were just caught doing one of those secret high intensity training
rides.

And it was you that whizzed by, not us.

Johns like, "you think she'll turn around"?

Reply "Dang, I hope not"!

 

 

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kinnie
Pruden
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 2:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [COWs] Saturday Ride Report!

 

Oooops, sorry we did not join together on the bikes today.  I wanted to
try out my first 50 since, I don't know when.  I wasn't sure how it was
going to go.  The first 25 miles were miserable.  At 18 ml I thought I
was headed home.  Then, at that 25 ml mark I finally got my bike legs
back and "felt the connection!"  I finished my 50 with respectable
numbers.

I was at about mile 44 when you guys wizzed by me.  I waived but did not
turn around; sorry.  I was worried that if I stopped I might not get
going again.  Besides, I was planning my lunch by that point and anxious
to get started with that special event.  :)

However, I've lost a lot of bike fitness, so keep in touch.  I'll catch
you on one of your slow days.

 

kp

--- On Mon, 3/8/10, Tim Lucas <[email protected]> wrote:

        
        From: Tim Lucas <[email protected]>
        Subject: RE: [COWs] Saturday Ride Report!
        To: [email protected]
        Date: Monday, March 8, 2010, 10:30 AM

        KP, where are you?

         

        John and I need someone to pull us around the countryside for a
couple hours today!

 

 

 

I was kicked out of BA!

 

Step one was to admit you have a problem!

 

I said I had a problem with the question!

 

 

 

 

________________________________

From: [email protected] [mailto:
[email protected] ] On Behalf Of John Olmstead
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 9:49 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [COWs] Saturday Ride Report!

 

I may be interested if your not doing wind sprints! Easy pace?

--- On Mon, 3/8/10, Tim Lucas <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Tim Lucas <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [COWs] Saturday Ride Report!
To: [email protected]
Date: Monday, March 8, 2010, 9:07 AM

John:

 

I'm glad things turned out for you as well.  Yea, (funny) I was sitting
at the table with Tom and Mary drinking coffee at 1:45 am and we were
discussing our individual riding plans for today (Sunday) as in we
hadn't just polished off 250 miles.  Then Mary proceeds to call Tony
looking for a ride to Atlantic beach so she can do the 200K again with
you guys that started in just 5 hours.  I'd had enough of this "Macho
Talk"; I grabbed my bike and headed for the jeep.  This crazy stuff has
more levels and was starting to overload my already taxed brain cells.
At best she got a 2 or 3 hour nap.  I passed Tony in the parking lot who
had been taking a nap in his truck when he got her call.  I just shook
my head and he mumbled something about a crazy woman.

 

Anyway, I have my bike with a light work load today so I'm looking to
get 40 or so miles in at noon if you're interested.  I need more work on
my craziness.  I'm now looking for a 600K in the spring.

 

tim

 

 

 

 

 

 

________________________________

From: [email protected] [mailto:
[email protected] ] On Behalf Of John Olmstead
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 11:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [COWs] Saturday Ride Report!

 

Awesome ride Tim! That's about all I can say! I was smoked at the end of
the 125 after picking up LeAnn along the way and pulling her in to
Atlantic City ! My feet hurt (those damn new shoes) my sit bone on the
left side was on fire so it was easy to decide to stay at the hotel!
Believe it or not, Mary actually caught a ride back with Tony and did
the other 125 today! I had a great day today, other that a flat and
loose handlebars once again! So what's next?

--- On Sun, 3/7/10, Tim & Susan <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Tim & Susan <[email protected]>
Subject: [COWs] Saturday Ride Report!
To: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 9:30 AM

Around 25 cyclist left Wallace at 6:55am.  30 degrees but the sun rose
quickly.  Headwinds for the first 80 miles.  16 riders in the peloton so
that seemed to help a bit.  It was a while before I ever made it to the
front as others seemed more enthusiastic in being out there.  Fine with
me!  As we rotated around New Bern and headed south towards Minnesott
Beach we finally caught a tailwind.  Ferry leaves on the 15s and the
45s. We had a slight chance of catching the 1:15 ferry so I dropped the
hammer and 4 other riders came along.  We got there at 1:20. Dang!  We
did get a nice long break of laying out in the sun and Tony, the event
organizer showed up with subway sandwiches so all was well.  I think 10
rides made the 1:45 and we would all stay together for most of the
remaining ride.  Nick's buddy Mike D. spent a lot of time out front and
controlled the pace.  I did a few monster pulls but a lady named Lynn (I
think) seemed to always one up me.  I guess I have ego issues.  We
tagged Atlantic beach at 3:45, had dinner at a Chinese Restaurant near
the Bogue Inlet pier.  150 miles down, only 100 to go.  Topped the
Emerald Isle bridge as the sun stood a couple degrees above the water.
(Awesome!!!)  Lights on in Swansboro.  Heavy traffic all the way to
Jacksonville .  Stopped at a store mile 192.  My jeep is 25 miles to the
right but Surf City is 17 miles to the left.  We go left!  Traffic is
very light.  These guys/gals quicken the pace riding 20mph, pitch dark
and cold but road is very nice.  I'm very impressed with this very
skilled group.  Surf City is mile 207.  The ladies find some bubble wrap
in the back of the convenient store and start stuffing it under their
cloths for warmth.  It's currently about 35 degrees and still dropping.
The men are laughing and making fun.  On the way out I sneak to the back
and shove some bubble wrap down my jersey.  I am now tired, sleepy and
cold and my reaction time has slowed and do not feel comfortable riding
in the pack at this pace in the dark so I dangle off the back a few feet
to keep it sane.  I'm already into my longest ride ever.  The pack is
still smokin the asphalt and doesn't seem tired at all.  With about 12
to 13 miles to go we approach the last crucial turn and the pack
meanders a bit to make sure a couple of dropped riders make the turn.
I'm getting very chilled just coasting and wish for this to be over so I
drop the hammer one more time to get the blood flowing again and I see
two other headlights have joined in.  My heart rate is back up and I
give up the lead to see I've been joined by Tom and Mary from Lumberton
.  Two very fast riders who both competed in a 24 hour race in Florida a
few weeks ago and each turning in 370 miles with Mary beating out all
the other women.  Tom takes over and I grab hold.  The three of us are
the first ones back to the Holiday Inn in Wallace where the staff
knowing of our return have fresh coffee waiting at 1:20am Sunday
morning, 252 miles later.  I socialize a few minutes with the others.
Go to my jeep and crawl into my sleeping bag and sleep for 1 hour then
drive home.  My buddy John (smarter than I) also did this ride but opted
for doing a 200k Saturday and the other 200k today along with 4 other
riders.

 

Tim  

 

Garmin claims I burned 16,000  calories.

Let's see!

That's 3 cases of recovery drinks!

& 35 Klondike ice cream sandwiches!

And you ask why I'd do such a ride!

 

 

 

 

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