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Apr 23, 2015, 6:53 am

Crazy Horse Farm Ride

Today we had a real hodge podge of a ride. Roscoe on his fat tire bike, Rich on his fixie( he road all the way from his home in Windermere), Jim T on a titanium, bike a couple of steel bikes, and a some carbon bikes and I think perhaps an aluminum bike. As of today Roscoe will be known as Chief Broken Spoke (2 in 2 days). For my non cycling friends it is not a good idea to take your bike to LBS (local bike shop) for a minor repair. His 40 dollar spoke turned into about $300.00 by the time he bought all of the latest greatest toys to go on his bike. We had a big group this morning, Larry, Barry, Roscoe, Jenelle, Brenda, Derrick, Gary, Ralph, Rich, Jim T, and perhaps 1 or 2 that I have missed. The sky was overcast for most of the ride and only a few raindrops dared to touch our heads.

Today we had a real hodge podge of a ride. Roscoe on his fat tire bike, Rich on his fixie( he road all the way from his home in Windermere), Jim T on a titanium, bike a couple of steel bikes, and a some carbon bikes and I think perhaps an aluminum bike. As of today Roscoe will be known as Chief Broken Spoke (2 in 2 days). For my non cycling friends it is not a good idea to take your bike to LBS (local bike shop) for a minor repair. His 40 dollar spoke turned into about $300.00 by the time he bought all of the latest greatest toys to go on his bike. We had a big group this morning, Larry, Barry, Roscoe, Jenelle, Brenda, Derrick, Gary, Ralph, Rich, Jim T, and perhaps 1 or 2 that I have missed. The sky was overcast for most of the ride and only a few raindrops dared to touch our heads.
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By: Jim Catlette
Started in: Altamonte Springs, FL, US
Distance: 51.1 mi
Selected: 51.1 mi
Elevation: + 1268 / - 1262 ft
Moving Time: 03:42:17
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Departed: Apr 23, 2015, 6:53 am
Starts in: Altamonte Springs, FL, US
Distance: 51.1 mi
Selected distance: 51.1 mi
Elevation: + 1268 / - 1262 ft
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VAM
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Total Duration: 05:50:16
Selection Duration: 21016
Moving Time: 03:42:17
Selection Moving Time: 03:42:17
Stopped Time: 02:07:59
Calories: 3369
Max Watts:
Avg Watts: 258
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Work
Max Speed: 27.8 mph
Avg Speed: 13.8 mph
Pace: 00:06:51
Moving Pace: 00:04:20
Max Cadence: 112 rpm
Min Cadence: 10 rpm
Avg Cadence: 60 rpm
Max HR: 159 bpm
Min HR: 87 bpm
Avg HR: 132 bpm
Heartrate zones:
Zone 1: 8 minutes
Zone 2: 24 minutes
Zone 3: 1 hour 1 minute
Zone 4: 1 hour 3 minutes
Zone 5: 38 minutes

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