Into the Wind!
This morning I started my ride at 9:00 AM and planned to do at least 20 miles, no such luck. The wind was very strong at 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph making for a hard ride especially up hills. There is a portion of the route that I do locally that I can maintain 20 mph, but today I was having a hard time at 12 mph. There is also a moderate climb that I have to do which is not very steep, but it is over a mile long, which I normally can keep my speed around 10 to 12 mph but today 6 or 7 mph was more like it. After 15 miles I called it quits and headed inside. I wouldn't call it a wasted day by no means, but I was very tired after this ride, and my legs ached.
After showering , I had some lunch and headed for my local Target store to try and find some wicking shirts to use in place of a jersey. I found some which should fit the purpose just fine.
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Both shirts are made of wicking material and are very light. Target seemed to be out of many of the colors, but the two I picked will serve well. The top photo shows a blue, but I bought rust, the bottom shows orange, but I bought Khaki.
After showering , I had some lunch and headed for my local Target store to try and find some wicking shirts to use in place of a jersey. I found some which should fit the purpose just fine.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/1898/2324/320/Ziptee.jpg)
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/1898/2324/320/Adventuretee.jpg)
Both shirts are made of wicking material and are very light. Target seemed to be out of many of the colors, but the two I picked will serve well. The top photo shows a blue, but I bought rust, the bottom shows orange, but I bought Khaki.
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