What specifically do you find confusing?
On 07/23/2016 11:16 PM, Lungimsam wrote:
Thanks for the info Lynn!
The rules and participants' adherence to them confuse me greatly.
I read them all in the manual but still don't understand exactly what goes on.
I will say that I'm sure if I did more eve
Thanks for the info Lynn!
The rules and participants' adherence to them confuse me greatly.
I read them all in the manual but still don't understand exactly what goes on.
I will say that I'm sure if I did more events I would understand better.
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Jim. Congrats on your chilly brevet. You definitely have the stuff Randonneurs
are made of! I don't know how you all do it!
I don't know if I'll ever do a 300k, but now that I have done a 200k, I can see
how it is possible to do a 300!
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Thanks, everyone! Been wanting to try a 200k for a while now.
Julian,
That is funny. My Bleriot was built up by CPBikes. Charles and Phil did it.
Also, one of my coworkers just moved to Bloomington Friday!
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Congratulations! I can only imagine how you're feeling. Perhaps one day
I'll be able to join you in the accomplishment.
René
On Saturday, July 9, 2016, Julian wrote:
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> Lungimsam,
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> Nicely done, and great writeup! Nothing beats that slightly tired feeling
> of accomplishment at the end of a
That explains the getting dark early, I was thinking if you started at
7am this time of year it would probably be light out until 9pm or
later.
Good job - 11h59m is good in the rain, it's not supposed to be
competitive anyway. Camaraderie, not competition, is the name of the
game. The friends yo
"ACP Sanctioned" - for a brevet to be ACP sanctioned, it has to be scheduled
(or, as we say, "calendared") by the end of September the year before; RBAs
create their calendar for the coming year, the Board reviews ALL the calendars,
and then the resultant national schedule is sent off to the ACP
And from now till the end of time, you can call yourself a randonneur.
And that's not nothin'.
On 07/07/2016 09:01 PM, Lungimsam wrote:
This ride is the one but in 2015 the road to the beach was out so they had to alter that
part of the route and I guess thats why they changed the name to "Ea
This ride is the one but in 2015 the road to the beach was out so they had to
alter that part of the route and I guess thats why they changed the name to
"Eastern Shore" this time.
Also, I couldn't get a medsl brcause it wasnt ACP sanctioned, possibly because
the route change happened too soon
You know DC Rand in the past has had a very popular 200K brevet in
November starting in Centreville MD, going out to Slaughter Beach?
Flatbread 200K.
On 07/07/2016 06:27 PM, Lungimsam wrote:
Like I said, I don't think I am fast or hardy enough for
Randonneuring. I cannot imagine 10,000 feet of
Forgot to mention that this ride was in November, 2015, in flattish, Maryland
farmland. The manure/fertilizer smell was intense in the air for most of the
ride! They must fertilize in the fall!
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Started in Centreville, MD and went to Milford and Milton Delaware and back.
129 Miles
*Bike and weather:*
On 53 Bleriot. Noodles. Loups. 50’s-60’sF. Rainy and cloudy all day. Light
rain off and on and a little steady at times, but light enough to be fun.
Beautiful day in warm enough temps. Th
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