It was in the mid 60's when I started out. WONDERFUL! I rode out to Wilmot Road then back Tanque Verde Rd. and up Mt Lemmon to Prison Camp Rd. (Gordon Kabayashi). The ride up the mountain felt good. I focused on using a low gear and keeping my cadence up. It seemed much easier than past climbs up the mountain. But, alas, mountains continue unrelentingly and I eventually started getting tired. I was so tired that by the time I passed Molino Basin I was kind of surging. That is, I would slow down then realize I was dropping off and would then focus on mechanics and speed up - a little. I did this all the way to Prison Camp Rd. which I think is another mile or two. I stopped at Prison Camp Rd., ate a Cliff bar and then rode down the mountain on my street luge. I am guessing my average will be just above 40 mph, but I won't know until it gets uploaded. I passed several other cyclists on the way down - like they were standing still. This was quite the blast, but also caused my to focus completely on the road and none of the scenery. I then saw I had another two hours before I had to be home to get ready for work (I took a 1/2 day off this morning to train for the Cochise County Cycling Classic 97 miler) so I rode a relaxing section that didn't have many hills. This included going through 49er's Club, which is always a relaxing ride. I looked more at the scenery than the road, but there was no traffic (and the speed limit is like 15 mph I think). It was a wonderful ride.