I was on 19 this evening around 7:20 pm, it was't too dark to ride, but it was around the time when its getting there. The point is, *please* make every effort possible to be READY TO RIDE by 5pm tomorrow. This ride will take 2 hours *ride time* and we can't waste minutes dicking around waiting at the start.
If you have a blinky, it will be a good idea to bring one. Remember, meeting at the amphitheater on the rail trail. On Mar 12, 7:04 pm, Brian DeCann <[email protected]> wrote: > We can meet by the ampitheatre, and wait a little bit. I don't think > we should wait any longer than 5:10 though. > > On Mar 12, 4:10 pm, Chas McFarland <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Im down to ride. I might be 5 or so minutes late because i have a > > lab that's over at 4:30 so if I'm not there right at five would someone > > have the group wait up a few minutes unlike the real hammer ride. second, > > meeting on the rail trail by the ampitheatre? > > > On Sunday, March 11, 2012 5:57:28 PM UTC-4, Brian DeCann wrote: > > > > Now that the clocks are forward, is anyone interested in doing a > > > Hammer-ride style ride on Wednesday? The official ride won't start up > > > until the end of March, but there is no reason a small group of us > > > can't do it now. > > > > I'd say start at around 5pm to make sure we have enough sunlight. > > > > For those who don't know, the Hammer ride is a fast pace training > > > ride, out 100 to big shannon and back via 19. It is expected that you > > > work, and make an effort to pull through. Sprints at the state line, > > > and KoM at the top of the 100 and again on 19. We regroup at certain > > > spots to pick up riders who get dropped. Highly encouraged that any > > > skill level attends, as this style ride will make you faster.
