Went on a solo ride today. The weather was warmer than the last ride, but comfortable. The wind was coming from the South this time, so I had a headwind on the way back up from Keene. My primary concern about today's ride was my right calve muscle. From the first few miles, to the beginning of the descent, I could tell that my leg was feeling good. Being that there was a tailwind on the way down, I reached the bottom a little faster. The wind was actually turbulent, and was reversed when I got about 1 mile from the bottom. So I was able to start a little faster than usual up the first part of the Ascent. Afterwhich, I settled into a steady tempo. Concentration was good, but some lapses here and there. Balance was pretty good today. By the time I was at the top of the ascent, I was spent. Of course, like any other headwind, it felt like I was climbing with another 2 percent gradient. Ailments, tingling in the hands, a little soreness in the ack. Both of which, I was able to remedy by shaking my hands and changing saddle positions. Bike is working well, but I noticed that there is a little creaking noise, both standing and in the saddle. I'm not sure what it is, but I suspect it may be the wheel (needing retensioning), or the pedal needing some cleaning. GPS was working great, HR strap is reading perfectly. Gopro is working perfectly, no problems since I received it.