My ride couldn't have gone more smoothly! Great weather, sunny and cool, never over 80F. Some string headwinds, but I can't complain about that. Rotary did a great job. Lots of rest stops. Excellent route arrows and signs. But here's the thing: I wonder whether these century rides are worth it for me? I was completely worn out by mile 90, so the last 15 miles were not at all enjoyable. I finished after the party was over. The taco truck was still open, but it's a little demoralizing to be one of the last riders. Unless I make a real effort to improve my strength and endurance, I enjoy the metric century rides just as much. Should I just lower my ambition? Still, I'm glad I rode today. Every century is a new lesson for me. ===== I believe the ascent was closer to the 6,410 feet shown on the Giro Bello route in GPS. When I uploaded the track from my Wahoo, RideWithGPS showed >6,800 feet, even though the same track uploaded to Strava shows 6.588 feet, which is at least plausible. So I used "Replace Elevation Data," and now it's almost 7,300 feet. Not sure how to fix it. Maybe upload it from Wahoo again. I'm not impressed with RideWithGPS's accuracy in general. I always run the RideWithGPS Android app alongside the Wahoo computer, and the RideWithGPS app always gives me 10-20% more mileage. I realize that may be, in part, because the Android device is in my back pocket, where it is less stable and its view of the sky may be compromised. The Wahoo is fixed on the handlebars, more out in the open. But for now, I just delete the RideWithGPS app's track after confirming the Wahoo track is complete. I always upload the Wahoo track to RideWithGPS so it is consistent with Strava. This is the first time I've noticed RideWithGPS gets the ascent so wrong.