Fantastic! What a ride and great photos, too. Many congratulations on
reaching your goal. Now, what's this "training" thing I hear tell of?
That's where the whole randonneuring thing breaks down for me... :)
Seriously, though, well done.
Cheers,
Shawn M.
Seattle, WA (Fremont)
On Sunday, Augu
Congratulations on the 300k! It sounds like a good time, and your pics are
gorgeous, but I'll stick to my "short rides" for now.
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I put the SAA on as I had done a 200k earlier this year with no ill-effect.
I have the Pearl on another bike, and at this point think it would be fine
for the long ride, but didn't want to move it. The SAA is awesome out of
the box with the only downside that it stretches - I've tightened this on
Brian, I'm curious about your saddle choice for the long ride. Over on your
blog you discussed softening a Pearl saddle with success. I can't quite
tell from the pictures, but it looks like you chose to ride a SAA for the
long ride. Is the Pearl still working for you? Not as well as you'd like?
Brian - congrats on your first 300K - you are no longer a 300K virgin in
the immortal words of Peg W. of SIR - at least that's what she told me
after I did the Hot Springs 300K a few weeks ago with her and Narayan (sp)
a fellow SIR. Your pics are great.
Dennis in PDZ
On Sunday, August 4, 2013
Brian congrats! 300k always seems easier then the 200k for some reason.
On Sunday, August 4, 2013 7:08:33 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
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> I just finished a great 300k in Whatcom county (furthermost north/west
> part of WA state), and my ride goal for 2013. It was my longest ride, and
> my first 30
Yes - it was with SIR, and was extremely well run. The 3 Volcanos ride is
definitely on the list!
Brian Hanson
On Aug 5, 2013, at 7:42 AM, Mike wrote:
> Brian, congrats on finishing and thanks for posting the pictures. Looks like
> an incredible ride. I love the 300k distance. While it can b
Brian, congrats on finishing and thanks for posting the pictures. Looks
like an incredible ride. I love the 300k distance. While it can be
challenging, with some luck and some prep it can also be a really nice long
day in the saddle.
I take it this was with SIR? Looks that way. I someday hope
In spite of all my training avoidance tendencies, and celebration of the
short ride, I admire and envy your accomplishment. Bravo!...and thanks for
the fantastic photos!
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Brian,
Thanks for sharing and wow! What a ride.
~Hugh
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Brian:
Great photos! Snow in August? Wow! Thanks for posting.
dougP
On Sunday, August 4, 2013 7:08:33 PM UTC-7, stonehog wrote:
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> I just finished a great 300k in Whatcom county (furthermost north/west
> part of WA state), and my ride goal for 2013. It was my longest ride, and
> my first 3
Awesome!
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, August 4, 2013 8:08:33 PM UTC-6, stonehog wrote:
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> I just finished a great 300k in Whatcom county (furthermost north/west
> part of WA state), and my ride goal for 2013. It was my longest ride, and
> my first 300k. The first 60 miles led to a 5000' cl
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