Today weather was in the low 60's. I wore 1 base layer, knees and arms. The wind was from the south. My legs felt good from the start, but of course the wind was helping me. I made it to the top of the descent in about 8 minutes. The descent itself was a real treat. It almost required minimal pedaling. When I reached the bottom of the loop, I got into a tuck and I think I reached 42MPH+. That was real fun! When I reached the base, I did my usual stuff. Set the camera mode to time lapse and check my smartphone for status of the charity app (which was recording the metrics properly). I decided to remove my knee warmers and stopped at the Chavez center entrance. I also reseated the rear wheel as it was making some noises. Doing that seemed to clear up the problem. For the most part, I climbed at moderate tempo. No heroics, especially from the head-wind. My concentration was good, some minor lapses here and there but I was able to coach my way around the crazies. Physically, I felt comfortable and had no problems maintaining my tempo. Ailments were close to none, maybe some minor right knee soreness. Balance was good, I was on top of the pedals for each leg. Gear is working well, no faults there. Other notes: The cadence sensor failed to acquire a signal with my bike computer. When I reached the top of the descent, I checked the computer, forced it to search for wireless devices. At that point, the cadence sensor was detected. The Livetrack app worked great today, no problems there.