rsbob 

Your recovery is my workout.

Alternate universe?

kahn

And your workout is my nightmare!

Paul Barnard

32 miles. Still feeling the effects of Covid. My ride today was pretty fast, but I didn't feel strong.

StargazeCyclist

First century ever completed, 164 km!! To make things easier, I picked a flat route, that went through 4 major towns, so supply is not a problem. The weather was favorable, with very light side- or tailwind most of the time, and there was a treeline on the way back into headwind. Unsurprisingly nobody was interested in such a boring route, so I went solo. I left home at 9:30 am. The first 60km was easy, and I reached the first checkpoint and spent some time touring the town (which I did not record with my App) looking for restaurants. Set off to after lunch and fatigue started to set in at around 90km mark (which is usual for me) but checkpoint 2 was near. Took a long 20min break at checkpoint 2 and then began the ride home. I only managed 24-27 km/s on the last leg. At least I went home pretty much on time, at around 7:00 pm.

ofajen

24 miles yesterday. It was time to play “Snake? Not a Snake?” on the trail.

22 miles today and it was 90F, so the snakes were happy and didn’t need to lounge on the rocks.

Otto

kahn

Congratulations on your first century. Well done.

kahn

23 miles. Nice day. Note the bunny in the mid-foreground.

rsbob 

1500’ climb. That’s it.

Hackman61

30 miles. Thank goodness it finally stopped friggin raining.

GhostRider62

I did a 300km brevet yesterday with 177 Personal Bests or tied for PB. Who knew there are so many segments on rides. I had to count them. Sixth time I've done this route, best time by 1:06. I guess my recovery from ten broken bones and two surgeries post crash is in the history books. This old bag of bones is back, I suppose anyone of a certain age who fought to regain fitness post serious injury or illness can understand why I had to count the PBs

AlgarveCycling

It has been a 6 day 20h training week for me with 577km, 4625m elevation. Longest ride was 170km. Today was just over 100km with a few intervals, one being 7.5km @ 51km/h ave.

After a couple of early races, my racing calendar is now empty until September so have until then to get into shape. I think our normal racing schedule will only resume next year and then the gaps will disappear.

A350driver

46 hot and humid miles this morning, only 4 of us showed up but at least there was almost no traffic, that’s why I love riding Sunday mornings!

https://strava.app.link/G5mY9DeONqb

rsbob 

It’s baaaaaaack!

ofajen

23 miles. 76F dew point, so more like a swim. 🏊

Otto

rsbob 

1700’ climbing around a flat lake. Go figure


Lake Washington from Seward Park

The Chemist

Longest ride since February, before our 80 day COVID lockdown began here in Shanghai in mid-March. Actually did a full metric century distance, but broken into two separate rides as I had mechanical problems stemming from the complete drivetrain replacement that I did over the weekend that I needed to return home to fix before going out again.

kahn

Yup, Doppler showed dry. Walk to garage for a foray at Discovery Park by foot. Pull out of driveway. Noooooooooooo. Windshield wipers the entire drive. A very thick mist for the first half of the walk.

kahn

I inquired a while ago about your lock-down. Glad to see you back in action.

Troul 

55 Miles. going to be humid, hot, windy, & some random storms coming mid week.

swordfish2011

82 miles for me, but not today, it was this previous weekend.

diphthong

uninspired, under the weather 18-spot.

BTinNYC 

Another buzz around NE Queens.

diphthong

uninspired, still under the weather 49-spot at touring speed. nice day. beats laying around the house.

The Chemist

Comfortable 24 degree evening ride. Also rode 17km at lunch with my daughter yesterday.

indyfabz

61 miles fully loaded. Newport to St. Albans, VT, via the climb up Jay.