Factor has a new gravel bike out and it looks awesome all of the components are customizable as I understand it if you order it. Bike world in Paducah is now a reseller for Factor. It gets into some coin pretty quick also.
One of our CRCC members hosted a 63 mile group ride to celebrate her 63rd birthday this week. A couple of the other attendees had birthdays this week so we celebrated them all. I just tagged along to pull the line into the win and support my fellow riders.
Started in Cape and went to Horseshoe Lake was fun. From Cape to Trail of Tears was fun. From Vienna to Karnak was fun. The joy I think lies in the adventure not necessarily the destination. Ready to get back out there for some more adventures.
Well I like to do a full century at least once a month and a few metrics along the way however work or rain seems to keep getting in the way. Maybe you can tag along sometime. lol
42mph down hill on gravel when doing the east side loop of the MixedSoil route between Cave-In-Rock and Garden of the Gods. was one of the times i got my rotors hot enough to turn them blue.
There is a Dollar General on every corner now days.
When I do my century rides on Tunnel Hill I like to stop at Wendy's in Harrisburg, for a chicken snack wrap.
I just went to a wax chain on my gravel bike. So far I like it. still have the traditional lube chain on my road bike and I think it is dirtier and nastier than my gravel bike. prob will go wax next time on the road bike also. Thanks for the tip on Cutter.
Tues nights cape has a gravel ride that starts at 29 spanish street in the public parking lot next to Ebb and Flow fermentations. 6:35pm take off, bring lights and liquids, usually try to make it back in time to grab a cold drink of your choosing and one of cape's best smash burgers in town. or...
I have joined Chain reaction cycling club in Paducah KY. It's not southern IL but just across the big Ohio crick. they have membership forms at Bike World. it is $20individ, or $30 family I think. we do group rides about every day of the week. Monday flat, tues social, wed ?, thur hills...
My first helmet Was a Giant, and I glued screen in all of the front holes to prevent bugs and bees from flying in it and it did not stop the air. My son decided that helmet looked better on him than me so he commandeered it. I then bought a Specialized Evolv. Instead of meshing it out in the...
Speed, speed, and speed. is that a skill? I am still a rookie at all things biking, so pretty much everything for me. With climbing at the top of the list.
I recently went for a ride knowing it would be 95% rain induced. I was on a rail train so there was no fear of traffic or visibility issues. It defiantly required more effort than a dry ride. But beyond the effort there are several other factors to overcome, such as visibility/vision, chaffing...
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