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Old 05-10-24, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Troul
Just curious, were the storms expected? the forecast here has been pretty much flat out wrong & not in a positive way... I may need road tires with wake paddles & a wet suit.
No it was pretty spot on. They been calling for strong storms on Friday mid morning, but we had a set last night about 8, then the really bad stuff this morning, it blew out quicker than expected, but the winds were blowing 25-40 pretty much all day. I just took the dog for a walk and it has calmed down quite a bit since I last posted about an hour ago, so maybe the < 10 will be true.
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Old 05-11-24, 08:08 AM
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32 miles this wet chilly morning, didn't see rain in the forecast overnight.
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Little recovery ride today, 41 miles and only 3000' of climbing. Saw a bunch of cyclists out today, there was dang-near a small peloton pace lining up what we call the "creek" road. Saw even more down in town getting ready to start their ride, which for me is the low spot/turnaround point of my ride...the joys of living on top of the climb.

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Old 05-11-24, 01:31 PM
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Was planning for about 60, wind was pretty heavy, 20 to 25 from the Northeast, but I powered through it. On my way back, with the wind at my back, at mile 49, something jumped up and bit me.



It's a good size cut, but I decided to put in a tube and a $1 bill to see if I could make it home, but after a 1/4 mile, it just seemed really sketchy, so I made the call of shame to my wife.

Once I got home, I still felt good, so I grabbed another bike, and went back out for another 28. This experience sort of puts a big hole in my 1 bike to rule them all theory I had last week, LOL.

So a total of 77.4 miles and a rethink of selling some bikes.
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Old 05-11-24, 03:18 PM
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40-spot vintage ride.
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Today I rode 26 miles completing my 100-mile goal for the week.
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Old 05-11-24, 03:27 PM
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25mi even, MS Coast the Coast short route
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Old 05-11-24, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by rsbob
Several different manufacturers. I found mine here for a super price: https://www.aliexpress.us/w/wholesal...468a1c91eaMhBC
I can't tell, is the core removable on those that you bought? I see some that have it, but some that do not specify one way or the other.
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Old 05-11-24, 08:29 PM
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I was cleaning up the bike after the tire cut this evening, and when I was taking off the tire to remove all the tubeless sealant residue, I noticed I have a nice little nick in the rim right near the top of rim edge. I do not think it compromises the rim, but I am going to take it in anyway to have to checked on Monday. I wish I knew what I hit, it sounded like a shot gun when the tire popped. I did not see anything on the road either, but the tire has such a clean cut in it.
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Old 05-11-24, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by jaxgtr
I can't tell, is the core removable on those that you bought? I see some that have it, but some that do not specify one way or the other.
Couldn’t tell you since the bike is at the shop getting climbing gears and a new chain. Will let you know.
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