New Years Resolutions.

I'd like to do two centuries, maybe a double metric, and hit the 3,000 mile mark for the year.

I swear to wear my spandex in public even if I'm not riding.

fleutz said:

I swear to wear my spandex in public even if I'm not riding.

If you do, your signature will be right on the money!

I resolved to stop making New Years Resolutions many years ago and it is the only one that I have ever kept!😄

I wanna get my USA Cycling license, join a team, do their group rides, keep training, do at least 2 TTs and a couple mass start races and see if I wanna continue racing to hit Cat. 4.

At least, that's my cycling resolution. :p

EDIT: I have a Criterium that runs in my town some time in May - don't know if I'd want to work again with the DJ or ride with a team (if I had one to ride with at that point). Hmmmm.

To ride 8000 km for the year

kdelong said:

I resolved to stop making New Years Resolutions many years ago and it is the only one that I have ever kept!😄

I made a similar one for 1984 - not to break any that I made in the future. I haven't made any since then so that one's still intact - none made, so none to be broken....

When I first started road biking my goal was to go from 205 lbs to 165 lbs. In 2 years I went as low as 139 lbs. The goals the next 2 years was just to keep my weight around 145 lbs or lower.

Right now I'm 150.4 lbs, so my goal this year is just to lose around 6 lbs! But now I work full time and don't have to much time to bike so 6 lbs can take a month!

JTE83 said:

When I first started road biking my goal was to go from 205 lbs to 165 lbs. In 2 years I went as low as 139 lbs. The goals the next 2 years was just to keep my weight around 145 lbs or lower.

Right now I'm 150.4 lbs, so my goal this year is just to lose around 6 lbs! But now I work full time and don't have to much time to bike so 6 lbs can take a month!

You went from 205 to 139? :eek::eek::eek: That is pretty impressive.