The Lawrence Bike Club's "Octoginta" was hilly, breezy, and a bit warmer than predicted. A new course went north of Lawrence, though Eudora, Tongie, and McLouth, with a fair amount of climbing (and overlapping part of the Buffalo Bill). Believing the forecast and expecting the traditional southern route, I overdressed in Canari tights and the poly long-sleeve jersey. That made the latter half of the ride uncomfortably warm. The ride itself was quite nice. The fall colors are just setting in, and much of the route is scenic. The Sunflower bike shop breakfast SAG was tasty as usual, as was the minestrone soup at the end. The mass start out of South Park on Mass Street was a cool 49F, and the tights felt good for that. By noon we were in the 70s, though, and the East wind picked up to 10 mph gusting to 20 mph. That was mostly a crosswind for the predominately north-south course, though. Note that the overall average speed includes the time at the long breakfast SAG; the moving speed is a better metric.