"Have you tried turning it off and then back on again?" Very froggy start for ~an hour. 16 or 18 rolling 200' climbs. Sore (& chilly) @ start, felt decent in the middle, then unforgiving coarse country asphalt and a couple 9-10% climbs @ the end weren't kind. And being discouraged by the multiple dozens of e-bikes zipping quietly by. Something doesn't feel right about that. Then, long story shorter, several IT problems @ campsite @ the end, unable to make any calls or texts in or out. Other notifications came through normally. Lots of trouble trying to determine which Courtyard by Marriott Danny had booked a room for. Turns out the campsite had been changed & the room was now 8.7 miles out, not 4, & on horrible city streets that Riders Services said dast not bike it. So the Roo has a cold damp night spent out in the boondocks chained to a chain-link fence. Came back to the hotel (not going outside the hotel again in this neighborhood, despite it being on the edge of Wake Forest Univ., until I walk 25' onto the shuttle trolley tomorrow AM), & tried all this limited IT-knowledgable person could for 1.5 hours, before "The IT Crowd" popped into my wee little mind, "have you tried turning..." So phone works for texts & calls again, family & Danny know I live still, and my rides synced & posted. Now if I can get the cadence & power meter sensors back functional maybe tomorrow. Very agricultural ride today. Seems like everything wants to grow on soybeans, whether it is trumpet vines or morning glories.