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Ride between event and tour?

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  1. This coming weekend I'm doing a back-to-back century, the STP, with my
    daughter Rose.

    The next weekend, I begin a week-long tour of the Canadian Rockies, during
    which I will be doing a fair bit of elevation gain/loss, and relatively long
    (60 - 100) mile days.

    How much riding do you think I should do between these two? I know I'm not
    riding on the Monday and Tuesday after STP, as the bike is going into the
    shop for a once-over, but you think a spot of commuting (10 - 30 miles)
    Wednesday - Friday would be OK?

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    Claire Petersky
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  2. Claire Petersky said:

    This coming weekend I'm doing a back-to-back century, the STP, with my
    daughter Rose.

    Have fun. I would be busy being green with envy, except my elder daughter
    is having her tonsils out Friday. I predict a long horrible weekend for
    everyone involved (especially Aixi).

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    The next weekend, I begin a week-long tour of the Canadian Rockies, during
    which I will be doing a fair bit of elevation gain/loss, and relatively long
    (60 - 100) mile days.

    How much riding do you think I should do between these two? I know I'm not
    riding on the Monday and Tuesday after STP, as the bike is going into the
    shop for a once-over, but you think a spot of commuting (10 - 30 miles)
    Wednesday - Friday would be OK?

    I would probably skip Friday. You should have at least one rest day
    under your belt first.

    --
    Dane Jackson - z u v e m b i @ u n i x b i g o t s . o r g
    "A Sunday School is a prison in which children do penance for
    the evil conscience of their parents." -H. L. Mencken

  3. Dane Jackson said:
    Claire Petersky said:


    How much riding do you think I should do between these two? I know I'm not
    riding on the Monday and Tuesday after STP, as the bike is going into the
    shop for a once-over, but you think a spot of commuting (10 - 30 miles)
    Wednesday - Friday would be OK?

    I would probably skip Friday. You should have at least one rest day
    under your belt first.

    Or maybe do the shortest park and ride version, I at least wouldn't
    do the 30 mile roundtrip full commute.

    --
    Dane Jackson - z u v e m b i @ u n i x b i g o t s . o r g
    Matter cannot be created or destroyed, nor can it be returned without a receipt.

  4. Claire Petersky said:

    This coming weekend I'm doing a back-to-back century, the STP, with my
    daughter Rose.

    The next weekend, I begin a week-long tour of the Canadian Rockies, during
    which I will be doing a fair bit of elevation gain/loss, and relatively long
    (60 - 100) mile days.

    How much riding do you think I should do between these two? I know I'm not
    riding on the Monday and Tuesday after STP, as the bike is going into the
    shop for a once-over, but you think a spot of commuting (10 - 30 miles)
    Wednesday - Friday would be OK?

    congrats on your successful STP - good ride and report. I was planning
    to do it - but the logistics didn't work out well (IOW, was just lazy 😉

    regd. the riding between STP and your tour, I would suggest that one or
    two short spin rides. I have found that to have worked for me. may be
    you could covert you commute to one that concentrates on spinning...

    my 2 cents,
    ravi

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