Too Cold for Outdoors but Not for The Windtrainer Indoors By Rick Ankrum, on February 1, 2010, 7:55 pm My temperature fault line was not even close to being passed. 48 degrees and cloudy meant tonight’s ride was going to be indoors on the trusty Cyclops windtrainer. My trainer has a few years on it but it is in good condition. However, I should check the screw that holds the fan blade on. Tonight while I was sprinting the fan blade came loose and bounced into the bathroom cabinet door. Fortunately the energy was absorbed by a thick throw rug on the floor. I now will check the screw before each ride.
I rode 11.25 miles at an average speed of 14.2 mph. Ride time was 47:25 minutes. Here are two charts:
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My bicycling passion was rekindled in 1979 with a Huffy bicycle from Woolco. From early rides around my neighborhood my enthusiasm grew to tackle my unsupported first century. From there I discovered organized rides all over Texas, races and mountain bikes. Many bikes and miles later the enthusiasm is still there.
Thanks to my wife, Hazel Marie, for her support over the many years, miles and rides.
In 1999 Texbiker.net was born to help my fellow bikers have ready access to all of the information about the Texas bicycling scene.
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