Cycling is a religion in Belgium. #cyclingisareligon
Mel's Cycling Blog
Thursday, November 17, 2016
Cycling In Belgium
Cycling is a religion in Belgium. #cyclingisareligon
Cycling Flanders!
We rode on the cobble stone in as much as 20% grades! My tires slipped and I couldn't seem to get my clips to clip. I was determined, and I did it! Mostly. I struggled through the 20% grade, I was feeling strong while some of the boys were walking. I veered to the right, then turned my wheel left, and with no more strength and momentum, I fell over.
700m Climb - average grade is 11.6% #TheKoppenberg max grade 22%
The guys said the faster you go on the Cobblestone the less it hurts. My brain was hurting from all the shaking. I am quite proud of myself for doing as well as I did. I feel like I tore the bike apart.
Sunday, July 24, 2016
The Courage Classic
Sunday, June 26, 2016
MS 150 Ride
Our Team raised $8085 for research of MS
We rode two days, and
CYCLE METER DAY 1 DAY 1 - MS 150
started Jun 25, 2016, 6:52 AM
activity Cycle
ride time 5:10:08
stopped time 1:58:01
distance 80.24 miles
average speed 15.52 mph
fastest speed 33.31 mph
ascent 1848
descent 2160
DAY 2 CYCLE METER DAY 2 started Jun 26, 2016, 7:22 AM
activity Cycle
ride time 4:33:39
stopped time 1:50:57
distance 68.09 miles
average speed 14.93 mph
fastest speed 33.85 mph
ascent 1912
descent 1577
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
February ride in Colorado.
One thing I love about Colorado is between the snow storms, you can get a day that is nice enough to go for a ride! I managed to start my year off with a 22 mile ride, kind of trying to discover some new roads and routes and ways to go.
Sunday, February 14, 2016
Valentine's Day Ride!
Heading out on a ride, hoping the weather was as amazing as it was yesterday, Christina and I headed South. Knowing we were going to take the Platte trail, but not really knowing our destination.
While a little chillier than I expected and knowing the head winds on the way back weren't going to be fun, we thought about stopping at the Farmhouse at Breckenridge Brewery but decided to ride on even further South to Living the Dream Brewery.
After turning off a little too early, on Mineral, trying to find our way, fighting serious traffic speeding by us, we were able to make our way under C470 and onto Santa Fe, where, while there were still cars, we were on the shoulder and not trying to ride with them.
After a nice hill and a bumpy road leading into such an industrial area, we made our way to Living the Dream - and thank God, it was open! We dismounted the bikes, locked them up and stopped for a brew.
It may always be like, this, but on this Valentine's Day, this brewery was filled with babies and puppies. EVERYWHERE.
While a little chillier than I expected and knowing the head winds on the way back weren't going to be fun, we thought about stopping at the Farmhouse at Breckenridge Brewery but decided to ride on even further South to Living the Dream Brewery.
After turning off a little too early, on Mineral, trying to find our way, fighting serious traffic speeding by us, we were able to make our way under C470 and onto Santa Fe, where, while there were still cars, we were on the shoulder and not trying to ride with them.
After a nice hill and a bumpy road leading into such an industrial area, we made our way to Living the Dream - and thank God, it was open! We dismounted the bikes, locked them up and stopped for a brew.
It may always be like, this, but on this Valentine's Day, this brewery was filled with babies and puppies. EVERYWHERE.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
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