a wheel in constant motion
Oops I forgot to post for a while.
Bike log, July 2017: 200 miles
Bike log, August 2017: 245 miles
In August, I set a new monthly record and daily record (62 miles), mostly thanks to riding the metric century route of Pedal Pittsburgh. It was a challenge and I was quite sore after but it was fun and I felt very accomplished. I'm also pretty sure distance riding in general is not a thing I have interest in doing more of.
Other rides included my usual commuting, regular rides to the South Side for my lyra classes, downtown to see In The Heights, and Open Streets. I went to Try-a-bike and rode a tallbike and a backwards pedaling bike which was fun.
For bike updates, I re-taped one of my handlebars which made the grip more comfortable, raised my seat slightly which seems to have made my butt stop hurting, replaced the front set of blue wheel lights with a new set which work more reliably, and replaced my Oi bell with a regular small bell that is louder and fits better.
All is well.
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Bike log, July 2017: 200 miles
Bike log, August 2017: 245 miles
In August, I set a new monthly record and daily record (62 miles), mostly thanks to riding the metric century route of Pedal Pittsburgh. It was a challenge and I was quite sore after but it was fun and I felt very accomplished. I'm also pretty sure distance riding in general is not a thing I have interest in doing more of.
Other rides included my usual commuting, regular rides to the South Side for my lyra classes, downtown to see In The Heights, and Open Streets. I went to Try-a-bike and rode a tallbike and a backwards pedaling bike which was fun.
For bike updates, I re-taped one of my handlebars which made the grip more comfortable, raised my seat slightly which seems to have made my butt stop hurting, replaced the front set of blue wheel lights with a new set which work more reliably, and replaced my Oi bell with a regular small bell that is louder and fits better.
All is well.
This entry was originally posted at http://blk.dreamwidth.org/318984.html and has
comments.