If you go 113 days between rides, you pay the price. Horrid ride data. Felt so out of shape and sync. Had forgotten lots, too. 1) that I needed to recharge everything (the lights were all ~dead, but the Edge was still @ 90%?!), so when I decided to do it even though a bit chilly and breezey, the lights only got about 25 minutes charge time. 2) where the water bottles were, where the (warm) Gatorade was. 3) to allow time for Garmin to install updates, which seemed to help with it not constantly telling me the Varia Radar had lost connectivity when it still worked. 4) to change out the apricots & pineapple pick me ups. 5) to air up the tires, didn't remember till well past the courthouse, so when I got back to the clinic, (1st time I had left home & clinic for 5-6 weeks, I think), I rode on about 20psi front, 10psi back. Real good for the new tires (new as of 10/22). Thought the ride resistance was way harder than expected for the wind at the time (10-20mph gusts) & my lack of conditioning. 6) how much fun it is to ride. 7) how beautiful the spring blooms are, even if freezing temps hit them hard 2 or 3 times this year. And 8) how good God is, all the time - He saw fit to help me somehow avoid those clouds in my town & Track & tombstone foray.