The Plan: /ridewithgps.com/routes/12496009 DISTANCE phone ---800 -----1030 - - -PLAN 102.6 ----100.2 --- 100.1 - - 97.8 HEIGHT 4620 -----2736 - - - 3913 - - 3700 MOVE TIME 6:16:17- - 6:09:48 - -6:07:26 TOTAL TIME 7:56 - - - - 7:50 - - - - 7:37 MPH - 16.4 - - -16.3 - - - - -16.4 HR Avg/Mx 118/136 - -116/136 - 118/136 CADENCE broken - - -136/74 - - 123/75 Keep This Ride - it had the fewest anomalies. It includes ride from Parking to the start, and post ride attempts to get the 2 Garmins to 100+. The night before I bought 2 DD egg and cheese in a muffin - kept them in the fridge and ate on the way to the start. Early on (about mile 3) I hooked up with 3 Boston Bruins Foundation riders. They had a bunch of others doing the metric. All 3 of them were capable of doing 16+ for extended periods. Shawn (calf compression stocking for prior pulled tendons) was the most trained of the 3 - he taught spinning and may have had some coaching experience as well. Dave (trim brown beard) was very strong but coming off a recent accident so his right arm was compromised. Mostly he drank from a camel back because he had trouble handling a bottle while steering. Luke (youngest - black helmet, white stripes) was a relatively new rider - all 3 prepping for PMC. Luke was getting tips from Shawn and me about which ring to use when - to get high cadence, not high power. His previous long was likely a recent 50 miler. A bit later we were joined by Nick (ALZ jersey, black helmet) We stuck together well, with Dave occasionally going off the front and we slowly caught back on. I was the only one with a mirror - so I was aware if one dropped off. I tired to catch as little air as I could. We all did manage to drink a bottle between rest stops (20ish mile) as well as a lot at the stop. I'm going to clear the time and distance from the other rides to avoid double counting, but will keep the rides for the graphs.