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Nah, I can ride that course any day of the week that I want. Figured i would put myself on the waitlist and let some non-locals have the opportunity.

I didn't even get signed up in time. I'm joining the waitlist.

Probably a long trainer ride unless the weather is nice, then maybe a gravel ride.

I saw 600 on the first day

I didn't make it, it was a bit of a crazy day for me.

Welcome. I will be up your way this weekend. Montrose Harbor CX is state champs. Hope you can come out and give a few cheers for the rest of your cycling buddies. Also....is it muddy up there?

My job requires me to use my brain. Without it i am not employable at the university.

Yea MTB ride at Kincaid

the new Crux

Helmet. I don't wear gloves unless its super cold or riding around a lot of other people.

Depending on the weather, will determine how many miles i get in and where. Hopefully I can get outside.

Easier to walk in, but in general more flexible which is something I'm not really a fan of.

I mean...yea.

Yea i raced it last week. Always a good test for a new bike. Run it through corners and put it under abnormally high loads to see what is loose/what breaks.

I was just there last night. Pat and Gabe helped me tear down my trainer. Too many miles and the bearings went out

That's a skill issue, just don centuries more and the swelling should go down.

You're just missing the levee, silica hill, and trail of tears.

It's specialized gravel/cross bike. Longer/lower aethos

They have a free version, but i subscribe to the paid version. Not that big of difference. It was developed by sports scientists out of University of Calgary (don't quote me on that). They developed a new model for fatigue prediction using power. They were one of the first platforms that would...

you can unseat the bead on the tire (not recommended if you dont have a good way to get the bead back on) or you can take out the valve core (a pair of needle nose pliers should do the trick)