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Blogs > cyclingfool > Land of Cycling, Home of Fool

Living up to my screen name..  

cyclingfool 62M  
474 posts
7/14/2011 6:03 am

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10/13/2012 6:27 am
Living up to my screen name..

Ok, I haven't ridden much this year. Things have be busy with work and family issues, but it was time to get back at it.
I did a few solo rides the last few weeks, but none with my group of buddies because I was afraid I'd drag them down and be to slow.
well I went out riding this morning with 2 of my oldest cycling buddies. What a morning. Cool, no humidity, sunny, you couldn't asked for a nicer morning. We hit the road at 5:45a and did 27 miles through beautiful Bucks County and had a nice stretch on River Rd along the Delaware River.And I am proud to say I was faster than I expected to be. We averaged about 14.6 mph. I know these guys could have easily done a 16 mph ride, but they were cool and hung with me. No big hills, but you can ride in this area without doing some hills.
Ok, that is my blog for the day. Nothing sexy or erotic, but the more I ride the better I'll feel and maybe I'll go there...
Have a great day everyone...

cyclingfool 62M  
6666 posts
7/15/2011 5:45 am

 I had a Varsity back in the 80's. I did 150 miles in one day once on the 4th. of July in 1986 on it. We love Turks..... Keep riding....


Couple34982 72M/54F
1727 posts
7/14/2011 7:24 am

 I bought a bike this summer...the first I've had in 20+ years....Now don't laugh....it's a old Varsity....probably weighs as much as Eve does..
My last bike was a La Tour...did some 50 and 100 miles races with it, including the "Hotter'N Hell 100" in Wichita Falls, Texas.
I took it with me when I got my first Captains job and was living on Grand Turk Island in the British West Indies...I guess it's probably still on the island.
If I Had Known I'd Live This Long I'd Have Taken Better Care Of Myself..!!


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