Cycling: stick with the 50k or go for the 100k? (1 Viewer)

[Jay H]

Woohoo, congratulations!

If you are doing multiday trips or loaded touring, sometimes you may wake up really sore, not looking forward to another XX miles, but you may be amazed at how things improve after the first hour or so, once you loosen up. On multiday trips, it is even more important to eat right during and after the event so you will be prepared to ride the next day. It's really fun in a way as it's kind of guilt-free eating. When I'm on a loaded tour somewhere, I can eat like no tomorrow and not worry a thing about weight-gain cause I'd burn it all off.

Sounds like your definitely ahead of the ballgame to prepare for your MS150 in september. Plenty of time to enjoy the ride.

Jay

 

[Drew Bethel]

Good job! I have a 65 miler the end of June but since we just had our first child a week ago I haven't had any time to get on my bike :frowning:

 

[Joseph DeMartino]

Boy, for a second there I thought the thread title was asking how much you should spend on the bike.

Regards,

Joe

 

[Joseph DeMartino]

Boy, for a second there I thought the thread title was asking how much you should spend on the bike.

Regards,

Joe