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Category Archives: Rando
PBP 2011 pt 6
I recalled that I had wasted a lot of time in Mortagne the last time around. Then, I was tired of being wet and cold and so I was not in such a hurry to get back on my bike again. … Continue reading
PBP 2011 pt 5
In Villaines I had something to eat and I was then almost immediately overtaken by sleep. At the back of the cafeteria were a few vacant benches at some empty dining tables. I saw another rider trying to sleep on … Continue reading
PBP 2011 Some Ride Reports
We have some nice weather and I have some other things to do this weekend, so here are a few PBP postings to keep you company. Chris Ragsdale was the first American to finish and he very nearly finished first. … Continue reading
PBP 2011 pt 4
When we arrived in Loudéac, I was feeling tired enough to try to sleep again. However, I was haunted by memories of the last PBP, when hundreds crowded here. So I did not even think about trying to rent a … Continue reading
PBP 2011 pt 3
Although Kevin and I rode entirely through the first night together, I do not remember so much about it. I recall initiating our stop at St. Nicolas, a resting place set up by the organizers of the PBP, with an … Continue reading
Welcome to “Winter”
Someone from the Columbus area on my soon-to-be-discontinued facebook stream mentioned that he was going to do a “winter” ride this weekend. What’s the weather going to be like? Oh, just rain, winds and temps in the 40′s. That’s not … Continue reading
PBP 2011 pt 2
The Ride At the start, we succeeded in avoiding any of the problems that we had anticipated. From our position, way at the back of the last starting wave, there was no formal “GO!” to respond to. It was as … Continue reading
PBP 2011 pt 1
The Background Where to start? My wife and I enjoyed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend a month in France at the end of this summer. We were thus able to taste the delights of the Perigord Noir and then to … Continue reading
Score!
As I dilly-dally on the PBP writeup, and attempt to survive a return to the working world, I thought that I ought to report that I just figured out that I have already earned the Ultra Randonneur award that I … Continue reading
In Case Anyone Cares…
As I stall for time on a PBP writeup, I just crunched a couple of easy numbers with the aid of an online gearing calculator. In this event, I pedaled something like 218,500 crank revolutions on my 46×17 drivetrain, or, … Continue reading
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