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Jun 26, 2025, 5:54 pm

Bike & Brew & Storms - 06/26/2025

Very warm, humid and sunny with light SW winds to start. Chose a trail ride to try and shield us from the sun, heat and forecasted high winds. Joined by Tom C, Jack and Wally. Intended routing on FRT from KCGC down through several Aurora neighborhoods, Gilman trail and return via FRT. By the time we reached the Mercy Center on Sullivan Road, the SW sky was black with lightening flashes. Reversed course to return to the start, but the storm blew up quickly as Wally and I took cover under the IL56 bridge in N. Aurora. Jack and Tom sprinted ahead and made it to Sturdy Shelter Brewing just before the heavens opened up. After ~20 minute wait, Wally and I returned to the start. All four of us, along with Professor Gene and Amy, met at Nobel House to celebrate our shortened ride.

Very warm, humid and sunny with light SW winds to start. Chose a trail ride to try and shield us from the sun, heat and forecasted high winds. Joined by Tom C, Jack and Wally. Intended routing on FRT from KCGC down through several Aurora neighborhoods, Gilman trail and return via FRT. By the time we reached the Mercy Center on Sullivan Road, the SW sky was black with lightening flashes. Reversed course to return to the start, but the storm blew up quickly as Wally and I took cover under the IL56 bridge in N. Aurora. Jack and Tom sprinted ahead and made it to Sturdy Shelter Brewing just before the heavens opened up. After ~20 minute wait, Wally and I returned to the start. All four of us, along with Professor Gene and Amy, met at Nobel House to celebrate our shortened ride.
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By: erosroadie
Started in: Geneva, IL, US
Distance: 15.7 mi
Selected: 15.7 mi
Elevation: + 320 / - 324 ft
Moving Time: 01:02:55
Gear: Bianchi Eros
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Departed: Jun 26, 2025, 5:54 pm
Starts in: Geneva, IL, US
Distance: 15.7 mi
Selected distance: 15.7 mi
Elevation: + 320 / - 324 ft
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VAM
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Total Duration: 01:45:42
Selection Duration: 6342
Moving Time: 01:02:55
Selection Moving Time: 01:02:55
Stopped Time: 00:42:47
Calories: 872
Max Watts:
Avg Watts: 231
WR Power
Work
Max Speed: 19.9 mph
Avg Speed: 15.0 mph
Pace: 00:06:43
Moving Pace: 00:03:59
Max Cadence: 102 rpm
Min Cadence: 10 rpm
Avg Cadence: 80 rpm
Max HR: 150 bpm
Min HR: 106 bpm
Avg HR: 130 bpm
Heartrate zones:
Zone 1: 25 minutes
Zone 2: 25 minutes
Zone 3: 3 minutes
Zone 4: 0 minutes
Zone 5: 0 minutes

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