SS Ride Saturday 03/10/2007 - Clayton?

[KarenG]

What are we doing about this ride? I know there had been talk of doing the Zack Attack (42mi), but are other shorter routes needed? If so, what distances - 15, 20, 30, etc?

We need a head count on who's gonna do a Clayton ride and what distance you would want to ride, so shorter routes can be made earlier in the week instead of waiting till Thursday.....

K

[Michelle W]

What time would the ride start?

[KarenG]

I'm guessing something like 10am.

[TracyW]

I am interested in 15

[Zonda]

We planned to have several routes. Jay suggested using Zack Attack and having shorter routes created from that. He said he would help with that, but I don't know if he still has time.

I can organize it. Hope I'm still anal as before after the bump on the head...:eek:

[JayC]

Ive put together a 23 mile route. I think with a 23 and the 41, that should be plenty. This area is REALLY flat and anyone who's been wanting to up their mileage a tad, this is the place to do it. I could probably come up with a 30 if need but I really think anyone who did the 30 at BJP can do the 41 here easy.

[MikeD]

Sign me up for the long ride. I need some miles.

[Pugslyyy]

Ive put together a 23 mile route. I think with a 23 and the 41, that should be plenty. This area is REALLY flat and anyone who's been wanting to up their mileage a tad, this is the place to do it. I could probably come up with a 30 if need but I really think anyone who did the 30 at BJP can do the 41 here easy.

The real question may be whether we intend to run the 41 as a true no drop. If we do then the folks that did the 30 should be fine on the 41.

[TracyW]

The real question may be whether we intend to run the 41 as a true no drop. If we do then the folks that did the 30 should be fine on the 41.
I agree.

I also think it would be a good idea to come up with a standard length of routes. I think that two or three shorter length routes should always be available if the ride is going to be posted as a Slow Spokes ride.

[RickF]

If it is only the matter of putting in different turn-around points for an out and back ride (as was done for the 10 and 19 mile routes from BJP), then I will be happy to create those. Just send me the master route and let me know how many distances you want.

In any event, send me the cue sheets you plan to use, and I will make them pretty and post them as Excel and PDF files.

[RickF]

I had planned to do a hilly 25 mile ride with Team GSK on Saturday, but if you need a leader for a no drop 41 mile ride, let me know, and I can change my plans. Otherwise, I will ride with Team GSK for the next two Saturdays.

Distance is not problem for me as long as I do not go over about 14 mph. I can go faster for 15 miles or so, but I cannot keep up a faster pace over a long distance.

[JayC]

I really dont think an out and back on Buffaloe Rd would be much fun. Ill see if I can come up with something shorter than 23 but its going to be tough.

I have a 23, a 32 and a 41 right now provided all the roads are paved.

[JayC]

Okay.. I have a 12 too but again, I have to make sure all these roads are paved.

[Zonda]

Thanks Jay. I agree we need a shorter route. Thanks Rick for offering to lead if needed.

[JayC]

Routes

[KarenG]

jay

might want to look at the 12mi route, it looks weird, as far as the turns. you do a left on byrd, then 2 lefts on buffalo, left on little devine, left on 96, right on 96...

it just looks weird to me, but i haven't looked at anything other than the xls file you posted.

K

[JayC]

Had a leftover waypoint in the 12 that caused some oddness.. I fixed it.

Some notes of interest.. the shorter routes have 1 rest stop but the store DOES NOT have a rest room. This place is a serious hole in the wall.. on par with Bill's Grocery and Used Cars out there in Wendell so if you gotta go, better go beforehand.

Flower's Grocery hotdogs FTW after the ride.

[KarenG]

+1 on the hotdogs!

[RickF]

Have you updated the post on the 12 mile route? I am still having problems figuring that one out. I know there is a lot of road construction, but I cannot figure out how to turn right off 96 north onto 96 east or right off 96 east onto Thanksgiving VFD Road.

I can see how to turn left off 96 north onto Thanksgiving VFD road or left off 96 north onto 42 west, then right off 42 west onto Thanksgiving VFD road. It also looks like turning left off Thanksgiving VFD road onto Jordan Narron Road would be putting you west (or southwest), but not not north.

I assume the other two routes are correct, and I have posted PDF files in the cue sheet forum.

[KarenG]

Rick,

You might want to state in the Clayton cue sheet thread, that the rides start at the Grocery Bag. Parking has been directly across the street from the store on Buffalo Rd in a grassy area. But, today when I went by there, DOT has constructed a nice ditch, which I don't think I'll be taking my car over.

This past fall we started parking diagonally across the street from the Grocery Bag, in the grassy area just off Hwy 42. So, I would think this is where people should park this Saturday.

Karen.

[JayC]

Its because of the way this cue sheet converter handles direction changes. Let me post the GPX files and it will make more sense. A lot of the stuff probably should be pruned out, I just didnt do it before I posted them.

Actually looking at the routes, thats the only one that has a problem. Delete the second Hwy 39 entry for the right turn and everything else looks fine.

[RickF]

Actually looking at the routes, thats the only one that has a problem. Delete the second Hwy 39 entry for the right turn and everything else looks fine.
But don't you have to turn left (not right) off NC 96 onto Thanksgiving VFD Road? That was the other thing that had me confused.

I will send you what I think it should be when I get home tonight, and you can let me know if I interpretted it correctly.

[JayC]

Okay.. I fixed it.. I think ;)

[RickF]

Other than the headings, it looks right now. I will put a clean version in the Cue Sheet forum tonight. I will just leave out the headings.

I do have one question, though. Is there a reason not to do this route in the opposite direction? For a beginner's ride, having all right turns seem safer to me than having all left turns would be.

[Zonda]

Here are the details for the ride announcement. Let me know if I need to revise anything.

I definitely won't get to ride. I could hardly move my left arm today. I'll be there after the ride to greet new riders and have a hot dog.

When: Saturday, March 10, 2007, 10:00 a.m.

Where:

The Grocery Bag (aka Percy Flowers Store)
4879 NC Hwy 42 E
Clayton, NC
(919) 553-4088
Map (http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=The+Grocery+Bag,+Clayton,+NC&layer=&ie=UTF8&z=12&ll=35.676821,-78.400497&spn=0.12522,0.2314&om=1&iwloc=A)

Parking – park diagonally across the street from The Grocery Bag in the grassy area off Hwy 42.

Distance: 12 miles, 24 miles, 32 miles and *41 miles.
*may not follow strict no drop, but riders wait at turns.

Cue Sheets (http://www.trianglecycling.com/showthread.php?t=18470):
12 Miles
24 Miles
32 Miles
41 Miles (Zack Attack)

Pace: 10-15 mph, NO DROP. Groups will be organized at the ride start based on your pace and distance preference. There will be a separate thread posted with a short ride announcement.

Contact Person: Zonda

Comments:

Hot dogs at The Grocery Bag after the ride.

Please RSVP with your route choice. Please arrive in time to prepare your bike to leave promptly at the ride start time. All riders should carry proper equipment in case they have a flat (spare tube, pump or CO2 cartridge). Helmets required.

It is strongly recommended that you carry your driver’s license, health insurance card (or at least a copy) and emergency contact information in case of an emergency. You may also want to program your cell phone with an emergency contact number under the name “ICE” In Case of Emergency.

Bicycling Hand Signals and Safety Pointers (http://www.trianglecycling.com/showthread.php?t=17385)

[RickF]

I have updated the cue sheets for the 12, 24, and 32 mile routes in the Cue Sheet Forum. I do not have the Zack Attack route, so I have not posted it.

[JayC]

I wouldnt want to come back up Buffalo road later in the day. Its not TOO bad in the morning but it gets much busier. I think the woman who owns all that land told us that light sees something like 10,000 cars a day.

[RickF]

The Zack Attack cue sheet is now posted. Please let me know if there are any errors in it. I have not ridden that route before, and the sheet from which I was transcribing was not in a form I am used to using.

[RickF]

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 38. East wind between 5 and 8 mph.

Saturday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 63. East wind around 6 mph becoming south.

[MarkS]

I'm in for the 41-mile ride.

[JayC]

They've revised Sat to 70 :eek:

I posted the ride info to the Cyclepath's mailing list and I think some of them will be joining us for various routes. I did have one girl email me that she wanted to ride the 12 so hopefully someone will show up to ride the 12 with her.

This is a super route.. its mostly flat and the traffic is very minimal after you get off Buffaloe Rd. I know it's a drive for some people but it's a great ride that I think everyone will enjoy. Mike D rode it once with us last year.

Plus.. hotdogs...

[TracyW]

Well, if the Hot dogs don't sell it then nothing will ;)

[MikeD]

I know it's a drive for some people but it's a great ride that I think everyone will enjoy. Mike D rode it once with us last year.

Plus.. hotdogs...


It is a good route. The flatter terrain makes it much easier to ride a few more miles than you normally would. I do remember getting the "stink eye" from the locals at that rest stop in Pine Level though. They didn't like the looks of that bike gang that rode into town. :eek:

[JayC]

It is a good route. The flatter terrain makes it much easier to ride a few more miles than you normally would. I do remember getting the "stink eye" from the locals at that rest stop in Pine Level though. They didn't like the looks of that bike gang that rode into town. :eek:

I dont think that they liked that I told that old man what time it was when he insinuated he was going to run us over.

[Michelle W]

Anyone interested in the 24 mile route???

[JayC]

CRS file for Garmin users for the 41 mile route

[sportingfool]

My CPR class has been canceled, so I can ride this Saturday after all :) Michelle, I can ride the 24 with you.

[Pugslyyy]

I'm looking forward to it - should be a good time. Doing the '41'. I may even remember to bring the right cue sheet with me this time.

[RickF]

They've revised Sat to 70 :eek: NOAA still has 66 as of 8:00 AM on Friday:

Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 43. East wind between 3 and 5 mph.

Saturday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 66. Southeast wind between 3 and 8 mph.

[Michelle W]

Question on the 24mile route. Which way to do you go when leaving the Grocery Bag? First direction is at 2.8 to turn left on buffalo rd? Maybe I'm just reading it wrong. Thanks

[RickF]

I think you are readihg it wrong.

At 0.0 (which means the start) you turn left, then go for 2.7 miles on Buffalo Road. At 2.7 miles, you turn left and go for 0.1 miles on Little Divine Road . . .

[Lois B]

Routes

I am having difficulty finding Clayton on the NC map. Is it down near Garner?? That is the only Buffalo Rd I can find.

Lois

[RickF]

:mad: Whoops. You are corect, Michelle, the 23 mile cue sheet is messed up. I will fix it later this afternoon. I was looking at the 12 mile sheet when I responded, and it is correct. There seems to be a problem converting from whichever software Jay is using to something resembles a cue sheet. I will look at a map and straighten it out. Bottom line is that you do turn left, but there seems to be a line missing from the cue sheet.:o

[TracyW]

I am having difficulty finding Clayton on the NC map. Is it down near Garner?? That is the only Buffalo Rd I can find.

Lois

Try this map
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=The+Grocery+Bag,+Clayton,+NC&layer=&ie=UTF8&z=12&ll=35.676821,-78.400497&spn=0.12522,0.2314&om=1&iwloc=A

[TracyW]

But yes, Clayton is ESE of Garner

[RickF]

I am having difficulty finding Clayton on the NC map. Is it down near Garner?? That is the only Buffalo Rd I can find.

LoisClayton is in Johnston county southeast of Garner. The Grocery Bag is near the intersection of NC 42 and Buffalo Road. Here is a link to a map to the starting point:
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?searchtype=address&country=US&addtohistory=&searchtab=home&formtype=address&popflag=0&latitude=&longitude=&name=&phone=&level=&cat=&address=4880+NC+Highway+42+E&city=clayton&state=nc&zipcode=

[RickF]

There are corrected cue sheets for the 24 mile route posted now. Please check these against a map and let me know if you find any more problems with them.

[Michelle W]

Thanks Rick. Glad to know I wasn't completely crazy...no additional comments needed from the peanut gallery on that one! :) See ya tomorrow.

[sportingfool]

Rick,
Can you check the 24 mile sheet again? On the 32 mile cue sheet, we are traveling 4.0 miles on Little Divine Rd and 0.1 on Hwy 39 before getting on Browns Pond Rd, and this is what it also looks like on the map...I think you may have these reversed on the 24 mile sheet.
Thanks,
Andrea :confused:

[buzigrl]

Hi. I am from Durham and ride with a group over there. I will be in Clayton Area this weekend and wanted to see if you all were going to ride and if I could join you. My average is around 15 but can go slower or faster if needed. I just like to ride with a group for visibility and of course a few good laughs on the ride are always a good thing.

[Zonda]

Hi. I am from Durham and ride with a group over there. I will be in Clayton Area this weekend and wanted to see if you all were going to ride and if I could join you. My average is around 15 but can go slower or faster if needed. I just like to ride with a group for visibility and of course a few good laughs on the ride are always a good thing.

Welcome to the group! Come on out. There are several distances available.

[Zonda]

Jay took the time to prepare shorter routes. I'm sorry I can't ride, but please come on out to ride. The route is flat and Clayton is a great place to ride.

I will be there to greet new riders and after the ride to have hot dog!! I finally got a new supply of cue sheet holders!!;)

Here is the head count so far:

12 Miles
No one

24 Miles
Michelle
Andrea (Sportingfool)

32 Miles
Dajuan (if someone cant start earlier than 10:00. He needs to be someone at 2:00, any takers?)

41 Miles
Jay
MikeD
Karen
Tracy
Jon
MarkS
Jorie (Buzigrl)
BetsyW
Brian

[buzigrl]

See you for the 10 ride.
Should be good to do the 41. Looking forward to meeting everyone.
Thanks
Jorie

[Zonda]

See you for the 10 ride.
Should be good to do the 41. Looking forward to meeting everyone.
Thanks
Jorie

Great!

[RickF]

Rick,
Can you check the 24 mile sheet again? On the 32 mile cue sheet, we are traveling 4.0 miles on Little Divine Rd and 0.1 on Hwy 39 before getting on Browns Pond Rd, and this is what it also looks like on the map...I think you may have these reversed on the 24 mile sheet.
Thanks,
Andrea :confused:Andrea, I will try, but I can only go with what was given to me. I am not at all familiar with those roads. I started with what Jay posted on the second page of this thread and tried to put it into a readable format.:o

[Michelle W]

I'm putting my trust in you guys on these cue sheets as I don't know this area very well either. Would appreciate it if someone from that area could give the 24 mile route a thorough review before Andrea and I start out on it tomorrow. Thanks

[BetsyW]

My husband (Brian) and I usually ride in Garner but would love to come out and ride with some other people. We were planning to do about 30 tomorrow, but if it's really flat and not horribly windy we're up for the 41. Sounds like fun.

[Zonda]

My husband (Brian) and I usually ride in Garner but would love to come out and ride with some other people. We were planning to do about 30 tomorrow, but if it's really flat and not horribly windy we're up for the 41. Sounds like fun.

Welcome to the group! Looking forward to meeting you tomorrow!

[RickF]

I'm putting my trust in you guys on these cue sheets as I don't know this area very well either. Would appreciate it if someone from that area could give the 24 mile route a thorough review before Andrea and I start out on it tomorrow. ThanksMichelle and Andrea, I do not know these roads either. I just looked at a map, and neither the 24 or the 32 seem right. It looks to me like Little Divine Road becomes Browns Pond Road at Hwy 39. I do not think there are any turns involved. I think NC 2127 is labeled Shoeheel Road. I think NC 1934 is Old Beulah Road.

I will put together a route that will not get you lost, but the mileage might be off a little. You can let me know afterwards what changes need to be made. What Jay posted, though, just does not make sense to me. I think every time he looked over his shoulder, his Garmin thought he had made a turn.

[Michelle W]

Hey Rick. Rather than you trying to create something, can we grab something from the cyclepaths website that fits our distance?

[Michelle W]

How about the Easy Rider route 23 miles. Andrea.. what you think?
http://www.selmacyclepaths.org/docs/cue_sheets/Easy_Rider.htm

[sportingfool]

How about the Easy Rider route 23 miles. Andrea.. what you think?
http://www.selmacyclepaths.org/docs/cue_sheets/Easy_Rider.htm

Michelle, I think this will work. :cool:

[RickF]

OK. I have posted new cue sheets for the 24 and 32 mile routes. I checked these against the Cyclepath's Zack Attack sheet and maps.google.com. I think these make sense now, but let me know if you find any more problems.

I am going to ride with Team GSK out of Chapel Hill tomorrow, so I will not be able to check these myself.

[JayC]

Ack! These sheets are right.. its just confusing because the cue sheet program I use has 0 margin of error. Like the Hwy 39 thing.. you do turn on 39 for like 5 feet.. its kind of a catiwompus turn so technically you are on 39.

I should have cleaned them up a little better but I used this same converter for some rides out here and it worked fine. Ill check Rick's revised versions and make sure they match up.

[JayC]

Rick's 23 is correct. Let me check the 32.

The 32 is right except the last turn on Buffaloe Rd should be to the left, not the right.

[RickF]

Thanks, Jay. The 32 mile sheet is fixed now.

[TracyW]

I have lost all respect for Jay's mapping ability. Looks like David was right after all :D .

Looks like another good group. See ya in the morning

[JayC]

My routes are right.. the software I have to convert them into cue sheets just seems to suck. I used it on the 52 mile ride we did from my place and it was fine. I dont know what the hell happened this time.

[TracyW]

I'm kidding.

[sportingfool]

OK. I have posted new cue sheets for the 24 and 32 mile routes. I checked these against the Cyclepath's Zack Attack sheet and maps.google.com. I think these make sense now, but let me know if you find any more problems.

I am going to ride with Team GSK out of Chapel Hill tomorrow, so I will not be able to check these myself.

Rick, this new 24 mile sheet looks great. Thanks!!!

[KarenG]

cool! we've got 9 riders for the 41mi route!

Jay took the time to prepare shorter routes. I'm sorry I can't ride, but please come on out to ride. The route is flat and Clayton is a great place to ride.

I will be there to greet new riders and after the ride to have hot dog!! I finally got a new supply of cue sheet holders!!;)

Here is the head count so far:

12 Miles
No one

24 Miles
Michelle
Andrea (Sportingfool)

32 Miles
Dajuan (if someone cant start earlier than 10:00. He needs to be someone at 2:00, any takers?)

41 Miles
Jay
MikeD
Karen
Tracy
Jon
MarkS
Jorie (Buzigrl)
BetsyW
Brian

[TracyW]

Weather forcast for the Clayton area ride (from weather.com)

10am Mostly Cloudy
57°F
57°F 10% 49°F 75% From SSE 4 mph

11am Mostly Cloudy
61°F
61°F 10% 48°F 62% From SSE 5 mph

12pm Partly Cloudy
63°F
63°F 10% 47°F 56% From SSE 6 mph

1pm Partly Cloudy
65°F
65°F 10% 45°F 48% From S 7 mph

2pm Partly Cloudy
66°F
66°F 20% 44°F 45% From S 8 mph

[Michelle W]

Will someone bring me a copy of the new and improved 24 mile cue sheet. My printer is not working this am. Thanks!

[TracyW]

Will someone bring me a copy of the new and improved 24 mile cue sheet. My printer is not working this am. Thanks!I'll make a copy, but I think Z is planning to be there with cue sheets

[Michelle W]

Thanks Tracy. Much appreciated.

[RickF]

I did not ride with you all today, but I did ride. I had a great ride with Team GSK between Chapel Hill and Hillsborough near the Eno River park. Here are my stats.

Distance: 24.16
Average Speed: 15.3
Time: 1:34

[Zonda]

Welcome Betsy, Brian, Jorie (buzigrl), Jill and Tommy (Tombiowami) and Cyclepath Riders Mike, Shannon, Bill, Butch and John!

Welcome Lois B who showed up a few minutes after the group left. She’s new to the area and had trouble finding Clayton.


Riders 18: Michelle, Andrea (Sportingfool), Mike, Shannon, John, Tommy, Jay, MikeD, Karen, Jon (Pugsllyy), MarkS, BetsyW, Brian, Jorie, Jill, Tracy, Bill and Butch.

Thanks Michelle for leading the short route.

Thanks Tracy for staying at the back with riders on the 41-mile route.

Thanks Jay for creating the routes.

Thanks Rick for organizing the routes.

Michelle & Andrea

Distance: 24.15 miles
Pace: 13.3 mph
Time: 1:48

Tommy, Shannon & Mike

Distance: 33.34 miles
Pace: 17.1 mph
Time: 1:57

Betsy & Brian

Distance: 31.7 miles
Pace: 13.7 mph
Time: 2:18

John

Distance: 31.8 miles
Pace: 13.4 mph
Time: 2:21

Jay

Distance: 42.8 miles
Pace: 18.4 mph
Time: 2:19

Butch

Distance: 42.7 miles
Pace: 17.7 mph
Time: 2:24

Karen & Jon

Distance: 42.7 miles
Pace: 18 mph
Time: 2:20

Jorie & MarkS

Distance: 44.8 miles
Pace: 17.3 mph
Time: 2:36

Bill & MikeD

Distance: 43.95 miles
Pace: 16.75 mph
Time: 2:39

Jill & Tracy

Distance: 43 miles
Pace: 15.1 mph
Time: 2:49

[TracyW]

My husband (Brian) and I usually ride in Garner but would love to come out and ride with some other people. We were planning to do about 30 tomorrow, but if it's really flat and not horribly windy we're up for the 41. Sounds like fun.Betsy, I guess we owe you an apology. We misunderstood something at the stop and thought you and Brian were doing the 30 mile. When we all grouped together for the picture we kinda all got mixed up.

[KarenG]

wow...my first ride ever at an 18mph average!!!! you guys don't know how pleased that makes me...never woulda thought it was possible. but, i think the time spent riding with Jay is paying off.

on a side note, my husband came up with a JayCism: (i used an albuterol inhaler before coming over to the ride to help me breathe better and it really made me feel "wired"). he said that the 18mph wouldn't count cause i was doping:eek:.

so, now i'm a Doping Separatist Spoke :)

[Zonda]

Congratulations Karen! I know you have been working so hard!

[JayC]

so, now i'm a Doping Separatist Spoke :)

Or just a... na.. too easy :)

[JayC]

This was by far the best ride Ive been on since last year. The weather was perfect, the wind wasnt bad at all (Although it did pick up there towards the end a little) and the pace was comfortable. This is an excellent route and I made sure that everyone got to ride that nice hill at the end. Every route finished on that hill :D

Anyone who didnt come out today really missed a great ride.

[KarenG]

elephant on a tricycle:)

good one, glad you remembered it. we need to make a sticky of the JayCism's.

[TracyW]

he said that the 18mph wouldn't count cause i was dopingI tend to agree. Zonda, please remove this stat from the official Slow Spokes Scroll. :D

[Pugslyyy]

This was by far the best ride Ive been on since last year. The weather was perfect, the wind wasnt bad at all (Although it did pick up there towards the end a little) and the pace was comfortable. This is an excellent route and I made sure that everyone got to ride that nice hill at the end. Every route finished on that hill :D

Anyone who didnt come out today really missed a great ride.

I agree, it was a great time. Absolutely perfect cycling weather. And good to see Zonda - hopefully back in the saddle again soon!

[BetsyW]

Betsy, I guess we owe you an apology. We misunderstood something at the stop and thought you and Brian were doing the 30 mile. When we all grouped together for the picture we kinda all got mixed up.

No big deal, we were way slower than you guys anyway. We ended up making a wrong turn and following John (who we didn't realize was doing the 32 route), but it worked out ok because he was riding much closer to our pace anyway. It was a great ride - beautiful weather and I love those nice flat roads (except that hill at the end:)). Hopefully we'll be able to ride some more and improve our pace. We're working toward averaging 15 for the century of Tour de Cure in June, so it's good just to get out on the bike.

[Pugslyyy]

glad that's okay. I think we got our wires crossed at that rest stop, because we thought you were on the 30 miler. The 42 mile route was no drop, but we get pretty stretched out at times.

I think the lesson learned is that trying to do a mass start like this morning can lead to confusion (I know we were all together for the photograph), we just weren't sure who was in which group.

[TracyW]

I think the lesson learned is that trying to do a mass start like this morning can lead to confusion (I know we were all together for the photograph), we just weren't sure who was in which group.I think we had everything good, until that lady asked for a picture. After that we all just got clustered together. When we started, I was in the back. MikeD kept saying we were missing someone but I had a number of people in mind and so when we verified that number we just moved on.

I hope everyone can make it out to ride with us again.

[CharleyM3]

Someone post a group photo. I want to see the group.
Wish I could have been there. I've been sawing on a fallen tree and running a roto tiller all day. I'm bushed. Tomorrow, I RIDE!

[Pugslyyy]

Zonda had the camera, so I'm assuming she'll be posting soon if not already in the gallery.

[TracyW]

There's one there now

[JayC]

http://www.trianglecycling.com/gallery/files/4/2/IMG_0215Small.JPG

[TracyW]

Why is is that the owner/manager is always in the back in the pictures?

[williamtash]

looks like you had a great sized group out thereAnd look at all that green

[buzigrl]

Thanks everyone for a great ride on Sat. Thanks Mark S for leading me back to the group ride (Hee HEE shame on me- acting like a separatist and not even knowing it...). I look forward to seeing everyone out again soon.

Jorie

[TracyW]

Thanks everyone for a great ride on Sat. Thanks Mark S for leading me back to the group ride (Hee HEE shame on me- acting like a separatist and not even knowing it...). I look forward to seeing everyone out again soon.

Jorie:eek: :) :D

Thanks for coming out

[MarkS]

Thanks everyone for a great ride on Sat. Thanks Mark S for leading me back to the group ride (Hee HEE shame on me- acting like a separatist and not even knowing it...). I look forward to seeing everyone out again soon.

Jorie
I was 2-for-2 this weekend. A fellow caught up to me yesterday on the Trek Store ride and asked which way to turn. I said left, we both went left, and about the time he was out of earshot I realized the correct answer was "right". Oh well. He caught up to us later. Luckily he took it pretty well.

I have updated my User Title to reflect my directional capability....

[JayC]

HAHAHAHAHA.. dude.. YOU need a Garmin 305 worse than anyone on the forums!