Post by Josh Whitmore on Nov 4, 2006 21:49:57 GMT -5
Now that we have lost daylight savings, its time to start up again on our winter tradition, THE FRIDAY CANEY FORK RIDE. This was a regular thing last winter, we regularly had 5-14 people on the ride.
When: leaving at 1pm.
Where to meet: In the parking lot between Reid Gym and the UC, or at the clock tower once the parking lot is closed.
The route: Out to the end of Caney Fork and back, about a 2 hour ride.
The ride: this is a steady low intensity winter training ride. We all stay together, no one gets dropped. There is no attacking or sprinting. This is a great way to get in miles in the winter, socialize, get caught up on the gossip. This is a good opportunity for newer riders to ride with a group and get some tips from experienced riders.
This ride will happen every friday throughout the winter. I'll post each week to remind folks and to let you know if I'll be there or not (I'll be at most of them).
Weather: I ride outside in most conditions all winter. Ice and snow is the only thing that keeps me in. I don't mind wet and cold. So, chances are that I'll be doing the ride even if you don't think anyone will show up. I especially enjoy company on those 33 degrees and raining days.
When: leaving at 1pm.
Where to meet: In the parking lot between Reid Gym and the UC, or at the clock tower once the parking lot is closed.
The route: Out to the end of Caney Fork and back, about a 2 hour ride.
The ride: this is a steady low intensity winter training ride. We all stay together, no one gets dropped. There is no attacking or sprinting. This is a great way to get in miles in the winter, socialize, get caught up on the gossip. This is a good opportunity for newer riders to ride with a group and get some tips from experienced riders.
This ride will happen every friday throughout the winter. I'll post each week to remind folks and to let you know if I'll be there or not (I'll be at most of them).
Weather: I ride outside in most conditions all winter. Ice and snow is the only thing that keeps me in. I don't mind wet and cold. So, chances are that I'll be doing the ride even if you don't think anyone will show up. I especially enjoy company on those 33 degrees and raining days.
