A birthday boy on RAP

Montblack wrote:

("Bob Moore" wrote)

Almost did...just rechecked the trip computer on the bike and actual
pedaling time was 6:30...72sm/62nm, very close to 10 kts. We have a
great paved bicycle/jogging trail here in Pinellas County, Florida. 34
miles long from Tarpon Springs (where I live) to St. Petersburg. There
are eight riding overpasses over the main highways and 4-way stops at
the lessor streets. http://www.pinellastrail.com/
Density altitude was a little high....93 Degrees and Percent. :-)



Happy Happy Bob.

That 6:30 is absolutely AMAZING!!!!!

Boston Marathon Winners are around 2:10. So that's three Boston
Marathons - back(1) to back(2) to back(3) = 6:30. Distance, at 72 miles,
is darn near three marathons, too. Wow!

http://lostinthepast.shunpike.net/a/break/braw115.jpg
Breaking Away (1979)

Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than riding one! I rode 29 miles on
Memorial Day weekend in 90 degrees and sun. I was pretty beat as it was
my first ride of the year, but I can't run one mile let alone 26.
However, riding 26 isn't hard at all. Well, it IS hard on the derriere
the first few times of the season.

Fortunately, Bob lives where the season is all year so he can keep his
derriere callouses in good shape! :-)


Matt

Matt Whiting wrote
Fortunately, Bob lives where the season is all year so he can keep his
derriere callouses in good shape! :-)

Right about that...location and callouses. :-)

Bob

Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than riding one!

What's the difference?

Jose
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Jose wrote:

Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than riding one!

What's the difference?

Did you ever ride a horse for that length of time? Talk about saddle
sores.

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Peter

Did you ever ride a horse for that length of time?

Ok, I get it. I didn't know what you were "riding".

Jose
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Jose wrote:
Did you ever ride a horse for that length of time?

Ok, I get it. I didn't know what you were "riding".

Jose
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I bet $5 that Matt meant to say, "Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than
riunning one!" He did follow that sentence with, "...but I can't run
one mile let alone 26."

Monk

Flyingmonk wrote:

I bet $5 that Matt meant to say, "Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than
riunning one!" He did follow that sentence with, "...but I can't run
one mile let alone 26."

I would make that bet, too. I was just having a bit of fun there. Sorry,
Jose.

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Peter

("Flyingmonk" wrote)
I bet $5 that Matt meant to say, "Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than
riunning one!" He did follow that sentence with, "...but I can't run one
mile let alone 26."


You're on!

For I think he meant to say ...."running" one. g


Miontblack

Montblack wrote:

("Flyingmonk" wrote)

I bet $5 that Matt meant to say, "Biking a marathon is MUCH easier
than riunning one!" He did follow that sentence with, "...but I can't
run one mile let alone 26."



You're on!

For I think he meant to say ...."running" one. g

I actually meant "ruining", not "riunning." :-)

Matt

Flyingmonk wrote:

Jose wrote:

Did you ever ride a horse for that length of time?

Ok, I get it. I didn't know what you were "riding".

Jose
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The monkey turns the crank and thinks he's making the music.
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.


I bet $5 that Matt meant to say, "Biking a marathon is MUCH easier than
riunning one!" He did follow that sentence with, "...but I can't run
one mile let alone 26."

Yep, I guess that typo wasn't obvious to everyone.

Matt