I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
I want to break 2 minutes in the 1k TT at Northbrook! I'll still be the slowest slug there, but I want to be faster than I was last year.
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I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
Harv: you are not the slowest one there,i am, don't forget i am old,fat bald,ugly and VERY slow and as you know i am underated. Thank you Earl GRR,RANS V2 Ti Rush,Ti Pursuit
Secondary goals: BRAG, CSC & SAGBRAW. Lead/ride as many club rides as I can.
Goals met: 1200 mile trip including Bike Florida - self-supported but for the BF portion.
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I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
WooHoo! I did my century plus today. 109.5 miles, 5 hours and 40 mins.
All is well.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Doug Huffman [B]Primary goal: 50 Km 'most' every day of the week.
Secondary goals: BRAG, CSC & SAGBRAW. Lead/ride as many club rides as I can.
Goals met: 1200 mile trip including Bike Florida - self-supported but for the BF portion.
"g19glock1" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
Didn't mean to make sport of your post, just gets a bit tedious sometimes for those of us who have to struggle to find time to ride once or twice a week. Peace. 🙂
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What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
thank you
kim😎
With all the warnings and terrorism, I'd be very happy if they ever finish the bike path from San Francisco (75 miles north) to Monterey (40 miles south) Short term goal: enjoy my ride tomorrow as I did today. Long term goal: promote velomobiles in this area!
Didn't mean to make sport of your post, just gets a bit tedious sometimes for those of us who have to struggle to find time to ride once or twice a week. Peace. 🙂 [/B]
No offense taken, know what you mean. I raised 3 girls and two boys with last one graduating this week. I have only gotten back into riding in the last two years. Now I can find the time. Good luck to you and hope that you prosper!
I suppose my goals will be small by comparison. I want to ride across Oklahoma on Freewheel <http://www.okfreewheel.com>, do some self contained rides, the Midwest Recumbent Rally and Hotter 'n Hell 100.
Derek
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Originally posted by g19glock1 I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season.
My Goals for this season are fairly simple:
1. Ride 5000 miles in the season.
2. Ride at least one century.
I am currently trying to ride 30 to 50 miles per day 6 days a week with 1 rest day.
What about the recumbent societys goals for the season? Do most of you have them or not?
I would like to know what types of goals each of you establish with yourself for the season.
I appreciate all your comments and the insights that I gain from this forum.
I just finished reading the thread Lance and Bike Pain and it made me think about some of the issues that I go through and some of the goals that I have set for myself for this years riding season. My Goals for this season are fairly simple: 1. Ride 5000 miles in the season. 2. Ride at least one century.
I suppose my goals will be small by comparison. I want to ride across Oklahoma on Freewheel <http://www.okfreewheel.com>, do some self contained rides, the Midwest Recumbent Rally and Hotter 'n Hell 100.
My goals are simple:
1) Ride frequently (as weather permits) 2) Ride further as the season goes on. (except when out of the country, of course.)
My biggest goal is to commute on my 'bent three days per week. It's a pretty hilly 17 miles (1-way), which I usually cover using my DF and the local bus. If I can manage a M-W-F recumbent commute, with the bus/bike DF combo on Tue and Thu, I'll be happy, and I'll put in over 2500 miles for the season.
You better watch out Earl. I know the secret to speedy riding style. I'm gonna' buy a pair of red sweat pants. "Under estimated and slow Bent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Harv: you are not the slowest one there,i am, don't forget i am old,fat
bald,ugly and
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VERY slow and as you know i am underated. Thank you Earl GRR,RANS V2 Ti Rush,Ti Pursuit
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Short term goal: enjoy my ride tomorrow as I did
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today. Long term goal: promote velomobiles in this area!
Excellent goals Christopher. I'm not sure how velomobiles will fit in to our society in the future, but your enjoyment and use of them is the starting point for any promotional effort.