I've been going to the gym, now for about 3 or so months.
Goal, build up bone density, and more strength in the legs for cx in the fall.
I went Saturday, crushing myself, up-ing up it all, its fun, satisfying to hear the sound of the new plate slide down the bar, to increase the effort.
The wind tore through, a good spring guster, Saturday night, peeling riders off the start line, even I laid in bed Sunday, and needed that bonus impulse to go ride this ride.
My legs were made of steel. Heavy, and each pedal stroke, a dozzie. Roubaix's are excellent rides, I go to get lost, find a new friend, to survive. I dropped off the front group of eager dogs, and was in a no mans land of wind and hills. As my luck had it, I had good luck, and two lads were there for me.
A thanks to Matin Beels and Michael Hoffman. They sheltered me from the wind, towed me up climbs, were cheery, and in no way made me feel like a anchor. I was a laboring cow.
I had a grand time, got lost, missed turns, ate a couple of doughnuts on the top of a climb. As much as I'll remember bits of the ride in the future, I'll also remember the good will, and riding with a couple of dudes. Everyone ends up with a story, mine, a fine one.
each night, or afternoon, I'm getting a couple of LeDuff's tales of 90's NY in,
it's cool to be put into that time, He does a fine job, two or three couple page reads, Nice!
much like riding, poaching a bit,....
Cheers! be strong, tow someone along, carry their weight, do the extra work. Dlowe
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