The weather has finally let up. I was going to ride indoors, but the snow has melted from the road (for the most part). I had my sights set on the Buffalo Run, but decided to go to the Alpine Forest. The rationale was to put in a moderate climbing ride, but proceed with caution. I told myself that if the road has ice, then I would just head back and not risk it. I got everything right, except I should have brought long finger gloves and toe covers. The legs felt good to start. I didn't bother checking the time to the top of OTR. The metrics shows that I did good average time. Going up the Banducci Wall had a bit of traffic mitigation. So, I was on high alert. After making it to Arosa, I was able to relax and get on with business. The miles went sufficiently quick. The road was mostly dry and safe. There was some run off water, mostly on OTR. I was having to tread lightly through the puddles. (The bike is due for a good cleaning). I was near max going over the top of Arosa. I zipped through the backside. The road was safe, so I went to the summit of Banducci. I took a few moments rest and then headed back down the mountain after letting traffic by. The descent was cautious. I let traffic by. Descending off the Banducci Wall was safe, with minimal wind conditions. After making it to OTR, I was able to relax. The fingers and toes were getting cold, so I was in a bit of discomfort. I pushed over Mariposa and then shut it down when I made it back to the top of Weston. Concentration was good. Perhaps a hint of impatience. Balance and form was good. Ailments, my right sit bone muscle is sore again, but only slightly. I had some moderate right knee pain that subsided. A bit of right calf tenderness that subsided too. Nutrition was good. I was having to swig and spit before swallowing to get the contaminants off the bottle. Gear worked flawless. Other notes, I saw one cyclist today. The bike is now due for a deep cleaning.