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#3129
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Working a 1/2 day today then heading to DC for the weekend. No riding, but it's a wedding that has been postponed for a year already, so I am willing to skip a ride or two in order to celebrate with my family. It's my sister's older son who is getting hitched. BTW my sister has made a good (not quite 100%, but good enough) recovery from her brain injury that happened this spring.
fun fact: only vaccinated guests are allowed at the wedding. They are not joking.
fun fact: only vaccinated guests are allowed at the wedding. They are not joking.
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#3137
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I miss more rides in the winter because of icy runoff on the roads rather than the temperature.
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PSA: Throw away your unlabeled onions.
You're welcome.
https://twitter.com/CDCgov/status/1450931382415417348
You're welcome.
https://twitter.com/CDCgov/status/1450931382415417348
my wife says this is unreasonable. I didn’t realize we ate that many onions.
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same here.
I don’t mind riding in the winter. MUPs are empty, seems like less traffic, and a lot less cyclist out.
Only thing I dislike, my riding time is extremely limited, and it’s dark.
I don’t know if it’s my gear or if it’s just normal, but I can only ride for about 90 mins 32 and below. Once I start to sweat it’s game over.
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same here.
I don’t mind riding in the winter. MUPs are empty, seems like less traffic, and a lot less cyclist out.
Only thing I dislike, my riding time is extremely limited, and it’s dark.
I don’t know if it’s my gear or if it’s just normal, but I can only ride for about 90 mins 32 and below. Once I start to sweat it’s game over.
I don’t mind riding in the winter. MUPs are empty, seems like less traffic, and a lot less cyclist out.
Only thing I dislike, my riding time is extremely limited, and it’s dark.
I don’t know if it’s my gear or if it’s just normal, but I can only ride for about 90 mins 32 and below. Once I start to sweat it’s game over.
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My wife said we already ate half of the bag of onions from Wegmans, since no symptoms we are going to take our chances and keep them.
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I need to get a descent light weight jacket. All I have is a heavy thermal which I never wear and three wind breakers. One wind breakers has no venting, the other two do, But I find all three trap heat. They are also all big on my now. I lost even more weight and now they flap into the wind.
Manager at trek recommended the gore tec shake dry (this might be wrong). for a rain jacket, I’m not sure what would make a good light weight winter jacket.
I have a tendency to over heat.
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Good morning seedsbelize2 !
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It’s a Rail, a King Rail, common in the southeast. I was impressed Jonesy made that connection.
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I need to get a descent light weight jacket. All I have is a heavy thermal which I never wear and three wind breakers. One wind breakers has no venting, the other two do, But I find all three trap heat. They are also all big on my now. I lost even more weight and now they flap into the wind.
Manager at trek recommended the gore tec shake dry (this might be wrong). for a rain jacket, I’m not sure what would make a good light weight winter jacket.
I have a tendency to over heat.
Manager at trek recommended the gore tec shake dry (this might be wrong). for a rain jacket, I’m not sure what would make a good light weight winter jacket.
I have a tendency to over heat.
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When it starts getting cold, a vest is my first grab. Having 3 more pockets is important when clothes are being added and removed.
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