Post Party Riding... Details

Stats from Sunday ride: 89 km, time 3:11, ave. spd 28 kph, max spd 64.5

It was an awesome November day, sunshine, a balmy +3 to +5 C, and an east wind.

Thi, Jeff, and Mat took turns pulling and Mat, the official recorder of the day, was clicking photos with his new bike cam.

Thi and Jeff met at Movies to Go, at Kingston and Lawler, rode east to meet Mat along Kingston rd near the Guild, then down Guildwood parkway and familiar roads up to Stouffville, coffee, and back down ninth line, ressors, around the zoo and home along Kingston.

Although inspired by the Paris – Roubaix movie, we did not ride any cobbles!

Any one up for a ride next weekend if the sun is out?

Jeff

Below Zero Start!

Hey all,

Unbelievable the turnout on these rides.

Here were the stats:

--> 60km Route

T: 1:59:19

Dst: 56kms

Avg: 28.2km/h

Max: 53km/h

--> 100 KM Route


T: 3:33:28

Dst: 102.6

Avg: 28.8km/h

Max: 71km/h

NOTE: Don't forget to Post on the Blog the Number of people in your party for Saturday. We want to confirm Final Numbers.

Dan.

Ol' Stouffville...

I think I speak for all when I say that the Stoufville Ride is one of the most enjoyable ones.

Thanks to all that showed up. Christian, Sorry we lost you...
Dave, Thanks for Pulling with Jeff Up front! Nice Jumping Gordo!

Here were my stats:

T: 3:29:24

Dst: 100kms

Avg: 29km/h

Max: 64km/h

Maybe one more? Next Week?

A Beautiful Day in NOVEMBER

So, 16 is the magic Number for today. What a turnout! Brian, Barry would like to know why you didn't show, P@#$%!

Thanks to John(from the UK) for showing up - his first time with BCC!

Here were my Stats for the 100km Route:

T: 3:24:54

Dst: 100km

Avg: 30km/h

Max: 62km/h

Enjoy the pics!









Pulled over on Burnamthorpe for Speeding...






"Where's Brian?!"


"Beam Me Up Scottie!"


Here is Spiderman's Polar Read-Out for the Rattlesnake Route:


"The End.(of 100kms)"

Another Great Hill Workout - Couldn't have asked for better Weather!

So it was BigMat, Stefan and I riding the "secret training" Route. For some reason, the Hill on Lawrence isn't so intimidating every time we do it. That's not to say its not hard, but just seemed to be over faster.

Anyways, here were the stats:

T: 1:31:09

Dst: 35kms

Avg: 23km/h

Max: 64km/h

See y'all Sunday!

D.

Heard It was Windy Fast!

Sorry I couldn't make it out.

Here were the Stats form James:

T: 3:10:00

Avg: 30 km/h

Dist 95 km

Max 58.5 km/hr ..likely on the flats on trafalgar...serious wind!!

D.

Let there be WIND! Holy Smokes was it Windy!

Blast from the Past! Welcome Mr. Jeff Rush(III)

Hey all,

Great turn out! 16 People to start - sorry 'bout your stem Sam. I'm glad you didn't get hurt. Hopefully you'll be able to do the Danish next Sunday!

As for the rest of you crazies, great ride!

Here were the stats:

T: 3:36:11

Dst: 103.km

Avg: 28.6km/h

Max: 59.3km/h


"The Crew"





"Hey Honey, I'm going to be late, Did you want me to pick up a pumpkin?"
Whittmores Farm = Rest Stop!

"Hey Guys, want some?"


Finally gave in and had a Butter Tart and Maple Syrup Candies.

Just Made It! (Before the Rain)

Great Ride Jeff and Matt!

We ripped it tonight!

Running into the Dave and Derrek from Cycle Solutions was awesome! They showed us a circuit for Winter/Secret Training.

You'll have to come out to find out the route...

Here were the Stats:

T: 1:30:00

Dst: 34km

Avg: 22.6km/h

Max: 65km/h

D.

Marylake Monastery - Checked!

Great Ride Everyone!

Neat little route Paul, Thanks.

Here were my stats:

T: 3:33:08

Dst: 102km

Avg: 29km/h

Max: 70km/h

Enjoy the pics!

Rainy, but Eventful...

Got up this morning and looked outside. Not only was it dark but it was wet!

I figured because no one posted that I would not be riding. But much to my surprise, when I got to Tim Hortons, there were 5 other riders there! You guys are troopers!

Well, we started off wet and cold, not sure at times whether it was actually raining or just rooster. For some reason it seemed harder to ride than usual. Guess it was the head wind and rain. As we approached Main St. Stouffville there was so much fog that we all decided to go straight to the coffee shop.

At the coffee shop Stefan had some eye problems and had to bail, but the topics of conversation were quite interesting.





"How you do'in?"

James ended up getting a flat on Stouffville Rd. and I'll let the video explain the rest...
Quentin, thanks for Timing!
James, Nice work on the 1st Surgery, but don't forget to remove the bullet next time.


James is getting ready...


Pictures say a thousand words.



Here are the stats:

T: 2:45:37

Dst: 80km

Avg: 29km/h

Max: 50km/h

From an elevation perspective, we hit a low point at 15.8km of the climb (85m) and then hit peak altitude at 38.8km (280m).

We had total ascent of 666m (bad day for the devil) and total descent of 829m through the ride. The last 28k was a net descent of 140m (163m of climbing and 300m of downhill).(Courtesy of Quentin)

All in all, great ride!

THE END.