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Interesting set of graphs. I had a lot of physics in college and knew wind resistance is usually the biggest factor. You want a tail wind going up a hill but it’s better to have the headwind going up a hill because you’re probably going slower and then get the tailwind going back down where it...

RabH, your correct, that was an epic ride! I squeaked out 11 miles today.

I rode 21 miles today, it looks like 80% or more of the crops are out.

I’d post what kind of bike it is to start with.

I have no idea.

How about this one? It’s near Moab Utah. Oh, sorry, wrong kind of rock.

I’ve done a lot of work on cars over the years so I have a lot of tools but I did get a bike stand for Christmas a couple of years ago.

That what you get for living north of the arctic circle.:) It got up to 75 here in Western Illinois today.

I did 14 miles yesterday. I haven’t been riding as much, I’ve been “working” for exercise by splitting some of my firewood.

People often think the pedals are connected to a generator and you are making electricity. I haven’t come up with a clever reply yet but I’m working on it.

I’ve lost some weight, not really from biking but not buying chips or anything sweet. I’m hungry all the time but when I was eating too much I was hungry all the time too.

I’ve been known to take logs and make them into little pieces for the fire place but I haven’t figured out how to involve my bike in the process.

I rode 20 miles today, the roads around my house again. No pictures from my ride but I’m getting ready for colder weather and brought some firewood up to the house.

I did 12 miles today after not riding the last couple because of rain. A couple of random pictures from my ride.

I rode 14 miles yesterday and 16 today. A couple of pictures of what the area looks like now. Probably more than half the crops have been harvested and in the case of these two pictures all the crops are gone.

Jim1348 has a great answer, safety first. Like a lot of things, when you buy an e bike you find out after a few weeks if you bought the right one or not.

All the pictures from England are always interesting, in a lot of ways very different than the U.S. The names of places make me smile also, so very British.

I rode 19 miles today. There is a pretty good sized Amish community in our area and they are very creative with their cloths lines. The first picture is of a cloths line, it must be 20 feet high on the right side and is setup on a pulley arrangement. The next two pictures of a combine and an...

I think when the wind gets above 20 mph I tend to skip the ride.

I’m back in the saddle again. I rode 14 miles into town to the drugstore looking for allergy medicine, which none of them had. We took a long vacation to Idaho and Montana that lasted almost a month. We also got sick in the middle of it, maybe Covid but who knows for sure so I didn’t feel...