Great day for riding. In the 50's/60's. Winds from the North West. Just what I needed for this route. I started modest. Reaching the end of OTR in average time. I had a headwind on the way up. Banducci went as planned. Within my limits and no need to red-line. I reached the summit in about 40 minutes, or so. Nothing to write home about. The downhill was safe and fun. Practicing my tuck. Reaching, close to, 40 MPH. I kept a good tempo going, on the way to SS. I was riding into a headwind, but it wasn't super tough. I made my way around the back end of SS and headed downhill. Putting a bit of power down and getting close to 40 MPH. From there, it was through town. I started to feel the tailwind at this point, so the ride got more enjoyable. The trek through CV was mostly steady tempo, in the saddle. I made it to the tunnel in about 1:05-ish. I was trying to calculate how many minutes I would give up, by the time I reached Boss Hogs. I think I reached Boss Hogs in about 1:26 hours. So, I only gave up about 1 minute. I usually give up about 3, if not more. Shortly after, I pulled over to swap out my GoPro battery. The last climb went quick. I was within my limits. The quads were getting sore, but not so much. After reaching the summit, I took a few moments to recoup, and then continue on the false flat. I practiced some no-handed riding before reaching Route 202. Route 202 was safe. Minimal traffic. OTR was mostly fun and games. Mariposa was more of a chore. Good thing it's just a bump in the road. From there it was mostly fun and games to home. Concentration was good. I had a few things to think about. Balance and form was good. Ailments, some quad soreness on the last 1/4 of the ride. Gear worked great. Other notes, I saw one other cyclist.

Other notes: The charity app continues to bug out. Will have to send them another email.