Thanks for the seat tip. That’s something we can try on Marji’s current bike.Nancy rode a Nevo Nuvinci GH last year and loved it. She was a bit skeptical when I suggested she join me on a Homage. No she is riding her 2018 Homage Rolhloff HS and loving it. She feels so much more in control, comfortable at speed and is riding like a champ. I just recently had the shifter updated from the rotary manual to the electronic H14. Her saddle is the Ergon ST Core Prime women's version. She will now ride 50 plus miles and be perfectly comfortable, no chaffing and soreness.
Nice shoesBeautiful day here in New Hampshire went out to New Boston NH it was a 55 mile ride ended up with 17% battery left.
I saved a turtle today.
Great photo!
That's a great attitude to have. I try to make sure I get out and ride everyday. I try not to worry about how far and just get out there. There is so much to see and explore. I've been missing out for a long time. Your pictures from your ride are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing. I love to see what everyone is up to. ???I had a stinker of a cold last weekend so no ride, luckily the weather was as bad as my cold so that made me less despondent! I wasn't 100% recovered today but I managed 56.5 miles, it was so good to get back out again after 2 weeks off the bike! Thankfully the weather was much better today, it makes the ride so much more enjoyableWhen I was riding today I was enjoying it so much and I was thinking about the target I set myself for the year and thought to myself "why do I even need to set a target?" and the answer is I don't, so I'm just going to get out when I can and enjoy cycling and forget about targets!
I like the way the rear saddle texture mimics the texture of the raspberries.Stopping by a shoreside park on a ride yesterday, I found wild raspberries are ripening with blackberries close behind. Here is my first handful of the summer. Fresh, free fructose, hydration and deliciousness.
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It's early for them, isn't it?