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Old 08-31-20, 03:33 PM
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Sorg67
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Originally Posted by taco2ewsday
Unless you were literally bored with the pace or it was slower than your average solo ride, consider taking a few more D rides before moving up. As you advance not only does the pace get faster but the expectations of the riders get higher too, drafting, signaling, establishing a paceline and taking a turn on the front. I don't want those expectations to rub you the wrong way. If C and D groups leave at the same place/time get there early and see if you can chat with the ride leader.

Good luck!
Good suggestions. The pace is slow. But it is nice getting comfortable with the group dynamic when keeping up with the pace is not an issue.

Last Saturday was my second ride with the D group. It was a 25 mile ride. The start was about 8 miles from my home so I rode 8 miles there and 12 miles home for a 45 mile total.

Saturday is my long ride day. I have been increasing my Saturday mileage a little each week. Will go for 46 or 47 next week.
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