Yeah. In addition to the time crunch, it's hard to make sense of the Rothrock map. It'll take some experimenting to figure out how/where/what to ride.
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Yeah. In addition to the time crunch, it's hard to make sense of the Rothrock map. It'll take some experimenting to figure out how/where/what to ride.
JDurk
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2 stages from TSE.
Stage 2, Gettis Ridge. Starts and ends at Tussey Mtn Ski resort.
Stage 4, Tussey Ridge. This is my favorite loop. Crop the ride to and from Colyer Lake. Parking at the lake or starting from Tussey Mtn.
https://www.strava.com/activities/11487686220
Stage 2, Gettis Ridge. Starts and ends at Tussey Mtn Ski resort.
Stage 4, Tussey Ridge. This is my favorite loop. Crop the ride to and from Colyer Lake. Parking at the lake or starting from Tussey Mtn.
https://www.strava.com/activities/11487686220
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serviceguy
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You must be really trying hard! LOL
rjr44
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nearly ran over a frog at CR Saturday (at least i hope i missed him, didn't see until literally last second)
rlb
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My most impressive garmin destruction happened back before the twist mounts. I was on my road bike and when I touched one of the buttons it slid off the mount. I immediately grabbed two fistfuls of brake. The garmin managed to land on the ground face down between my tire and the road. I locked my rear brake and slid about twenty feet with the glass sliding down the road. Couldn’t replicate that move if I tried a hundred times.
serviceguy
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I use the small lanyard that came with the Garmin and loop it around the handlebar, if it comes off the mount worst case scenario it will dangle around the head tube. I also use a silicon shell on my 830, just in case.
JDurk
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Delaware?
Ian F
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OOf. Closest I've gotten to that was I lost a NiteRider off my road bike like that. I have to slide it slightly off its mount to attach the Wahoo. Then started my ride - forgetting to slide it back and lock it into place. A few miles from home, I crossed some RR tracks and it vibrated off the bike. I didn't notice until maybe 10 min later. Back-tracked until I saw it - still on - in the grass off the side of the road. However, it apparently got run over by a car as one of the attachment rails was broken off. I still use it as a flashlight.
I once had my phone slide out of a BiKase that was on my handlebars after I forgot to zip it closed. Phone still worked, but it was pretty cracked up for a few more months until I got around to replacing it.
