Sunday ride

[Bruce]

I was thinking a repeat of John Smith's ride from a few weeks ago from Stowe.

Maybe around 11?

Whose in?

[ahamilton]

As long as we go easy like the last time we did it.

[Bruce]

Alan, since its just you and me you want to leave from around here at 12 or 1? i'm looking for close to 3 hours....so plan for expresso halfway?

BT

[ahamilton]

Later is better for me. Although I think I may want to limit myself to 2 hours, depending on the pace and my @$$. To paraphrase the infamous Bad Brad:

"My @$$ is in Cat 6 shape."

Coffee stop welcome.

[ahamilton]

How about a 12:30 start from Sudbury?

[Bruce]

Make it 1 and I'll ride by and pick you up. We can ride west toward Hudson and pick up the state rd through Stow.
BT

[ahamilton]

OK, see you then.

[ahamilton]

Bruce, I hope the rest of your ride was OK. The sag wagon came pretty quickly. I ended up walking to the depot because after riding on the rim for about 100 yds another section of it started to blow apart. I have not really looked at the wheel closely yet, but I suspect that because I only ride those wheels in the winter that the wonderful abrasive quality of water+sand just wore the sidewall of the wheel so thin it couldn't handle any kind of stress.