Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
Looking to get in 3+ hours Sat AM on actual real pavement. 9am-ish start time. Not too picky on location or route. Franklin, Westboro, Berlin are all good starting spots. Pace will be "spring", i.e. not summer, but not winter pace either. Base miles are but a fond memory for the B'kill crew. If a crew forms up in Westboro maybe I'll just join up on the road (in the Upton/Northbridge area?) and we could head towards Sutton/Douglas.
Re: Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
pace and duration sound appealing, yes pavement, what a concept! I'm very likely and flexible as well.
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Re: Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
I'm in, depending on weather. I heard on the radio that the snow will be heavier in the SouthEastern part of the state. Perhaps going north & west is a good idea.
Re: Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
I found this cool projection:
http://www.wcvb.com/weather/-/9850416/1 ... index.html
Looks like I'll ultimately get more snow, but the snow front will start north & west and move south & east. So I think I'm gonna leave from Franklin, earlier, and head east. Probably roll around 7-7:30am. Kinda sucks I know, but if I ride the trainer any more I'll slit my wrists. Lemme know.
http://www.wcvb.com/weather/-/9850416/1 ... index.html
Looks like I'll ultimately get more snow, but the snow front will start north & west and move south & east. So I think I'm gonna leave from Franklin, earlier, and head east. Probably roll around 7-7:30am. Kinda sucks I know, but if I ride the trainer any more I'll slit my wrists. Lemme know.
Re: Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
Tough call, would prefer to let the current band pass and look for 2-3 hr window mid to late am.
Re: Sat AM "non-trainer" ride
Enjoy, I opted for a non-non-trainer ride but managed not to open a vein.