Tony I was pretty disappointed.  You should have hung in a little
longer up Doc.  Im just trying to help you reach your peak fitness!

On Mar 8, 7:33 am, "Tony" <[email protected]> wrote:
> It was a great ride.  We started with about 22 riders with some cutting it
> short.  With about 18 riders left we made a concerted effort to keep the
> group together. Double paceline was tight, there were no surges and everyone
> did the work up front.  It was perfect.
>
> Thanks to Fernando for helping Don, myself and another rider catch the main
> group after the speedy climb up Doc.  Once Fernando gets in that tuck
> position it's all over for the competition.  Thanks to Don for getting us to
> work as a team.  Thanks to Logan for putting me out front on the Doc and
> letting me hang out there to dry.  Hey, Logan, I really apreciated that!
> And Tom was the 3rd guy to come in with Logan and Steve.  Great job to you
> three. One more thank you to Dave for giving me a wheel to hang on to as we
> were trying to catch the lead three up Leesville on the final climb.  We
> knew it was impossible but we sure did give it the old college try. (My
> heart didn't appreciate it though).  And, oh, kudo's to Joel who rides that
> old Vitus with 18th century Dura-Ace and tubular tires, who flatted btw, and
> managed to ride with the group the whole way until about the last 8 miles.
> Great job Joel.
>
> Specs were 70 miles @ 19.5mph average.  As Rick said, what a great day to be
> alive and on the bike.
>
> Tony
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <[email protected]>
> To: "Gyros" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Sunday, March 08, 2009 6:15 AM
> Subject: [Gyros: 12537] Great ride yesterday...
>
> Gyros, (Did everyone turn those clocks ahead?)
>
> What a great way to start the cycling season! Even though we had a couple of
> mechanicals, and a coach (John?) who was a bit nervous about making the
> start of his soccer game everyone stayed together and shared the work.
>
> I think that I can speak for other riders when I say that riding near 4
> hours was a concern since many of us have only been getting in 45 min rides
> on the trainer (although Jim had mentioned something about doing 3 hours on
> his trainer!).
>
> But, the group dynamics were great and it was a really nice, controlled
> ride. Tony laid out a great course, the weather could not have been better,
> and it was simply a good day on the bike.
>
> It was great to see Fernando again, who came to the front on Leesville to
> help as we were trying to catch the front group (who, at that point were
> just to far up the road). I thought that I would give it one more try and
> took the lead up that final climb. Suddenly, Tony, Fernando, and just about
> everyone else went by me and I was done. Gassed. Don rode at my slowing pace
> and offered some sympathetic words...thanks, Don!
>
> Anyway, great riding by Logan, Steve, and, I am not sure who else was in
> that lead group. I few more rides like this, and a few less pounds and our A
> group will be back in form!
>
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>
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