Re: Curious...When Would You Quit?

"Per Elmsäter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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GaryG said:

FWIW, I'm 52 and I'll be in Colorado in June for a week of bicycling
- 435 miles, with 27,000 feet of climbing, two crossings of the
Continental Divide, and sleeping in a tent each night. Having been

I'm 54 and I'm really jealous of that. The most I'll get to do this summer
is a puny 760 km of cycling in six days on rolling hills. No climbs longer
than ten minutes. Sheeeesh.

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Perre
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Well, 760 km in 6 days, is a pretty good ride too...but, I do really like
the challenge of big climbs in big mountains.

This summer's ride is the Bicycle Tour of Colorado (
http://www.bicycletourcolorado.com/ ), and this will be the 4th time I've
ridden it (the route is different each year). It's a beautiful,
challenging, and inexpensive tour, and if you ever want to experience the
beauty of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, or the thrill of passing cars at 55
mph going down a twisting mountain road, it's not to be missed.

I've posted photo galleries of my previous Colorado rides on my website:

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/biketours/BTC2003/BTC0017.htm

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/biketours/BTC2002/BTC2002_1.htm

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/biketours/BTC2001/BTC2001_1.htm

GG

GaryG said:

"Per Elmsäter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

GaryG said:

FWIW, I'm 52 and I'll be in Colorado in June for a week of bicycling
- 435 miles, with 27,000 feet of climbing, two crossings of the
Continental Divide, and sleeping in a tent each night. Having been

I'm 54 and I'm really jealous of that. The most I'll get to do this
summer is a puny 760 km of cycling in six days on rolling hills. No
climbs longer than ten minutes. Sheeeesh.

--
Perre
I gave up on SPAM and redirected it to hotmail instead.

Well, 760 km in 6 days, is a pretty good ride too...but, I do really
like the challenge of big climbs in big mountains.

This summer's ride is the Bicycle Tour of Colorado (
http://www.bicycletourcolorado.com/ ), and this will be the 4th time
I've ridden it (the route is different each year). It's a beautiful,
challenging, and inexpensive tour, and if you ever want to experience
the beauty of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, or the thrill of passing
cars at 55 mph going down a twisting mountain road, it's not to be
missed.

I've posted photo galleries of my previous Colorado rides on my
website:

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/biketours/BTC2003/BTC0017.htm

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/biketours/BTC2002/BTC2002_1.htm

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/biketours/BTC2001/BTC2001_1.htm

GG

Wonderful pics Gary, thanks. I'd love to try that ride out one day 😉
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Perre
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