Posted by dave on May 24, 2006, 8:36 am
> Rich wrote:
>>
>> That's it...now you know the whole story.
>>
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>> Rich
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Posted by Joe Bedford on May 24, 2006, 11:23 am
>>
>> On the other hand I have done other SS1K rides with folks that wanted
>> to get into the IBA and they wanted me to pace them since I use GPS
>> devices and timers to keep on a really steady pace. They usually just
>> sort of get behind me and ride my pace all day long, and personally
>> that would drive me crazy. Or crazier, as the case may be ;)
>>
> I'd be interested to know what timers you use to keep you on pace.
> How do you keep track of how long you stop etc etc.?
> When I did my Gold, I miscalculated a distance (in my head) and computed
> that I would arrive late. I kept going but there was about 4 hours in the
> middle of the night when I didn't think I'd make it.
Meant to say that I did the BBG when I turned 50 and hope to do the 50CC
when I turn 60.
> Cheers, Joe
>
Posted by PirateJohn on May 24, 2006, 10:31 pm
<< Meant to say that I did the BBG when I turned 50 and hope to do the
50CC
when I turn 60. >>
Personally, I think the BBG is tougher than the 50CC. I'm actually
mentioned on the IBA site as a preferred contact for Jacksonville Beach
and I see the number of folks that actually complete the two rides.
The BBG is tougher.
Hopefully I'll get around to trying a BBG in the next year or so. But
I have to congratulate you -- that's a mean one!
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Posted by Joe Bedford on May 24, 2006, 11:53 pm
> << Meant to say that I did the BBG when I turned 50 and hope to do the
> 50CC
> when I turn 60. >>
> Personally, I think the BBG is tougher than the 50CC. I'm actually
> mentioned on the IBA site as a preferred contact for Jacksonville Beach
> and I see the number of folks that actually complete the two rides.
> The BBG is tougher.
> Hopefully I'll get around to trying a BBG in the next year or so. But
> I have to congratulate you -- that's a mean one!
Aw shucks. Thanks :)
The thing that worries me about the 50CC is that I will have to sleep for a
few hours and I'm worried that I won't wake up. If I'm worried that I won't
wake up, I won't go to sleep.
I need a cattle prod or something similar to wake me up. Need a set it for
three hours and forget it "clock" (fool proof comes to mind).
Cheers, Joe
Posted by me on May 25, 2006, 6:43 am
On Wed, 24 May 2006 23:53:50 -0400, "Joe Bedford"
>> << Meant to say that I did the BBG when I turned 50 and hope to do the
>> 50CC
>> when I turn 60. >>
>>
>> Personally, I think the BBG is tougher than the 50CC. I'm actually
>> mentioned on the IBA site as a preferred contact for Jacksonville Beach
>> and I see the number of folks that actually complete the two rides.
>> The BBG is tougher.
>>
>> Hopefully I'll get around to trying a BBG in the next year or so. But
>> I have to congratulate you -- that's a mean one!
>>
>Aw shucks. Thanks :)
>The thing that worries me about the 50CC is that I will have to sleep for a
>few hours and I'm worried that I won't wake up. If I'm worried that I won't
>wake up, I won't go to sleep.
>I need a cattle prod or something similar to wake me up. Need a set it for
>three hours and forget it "clock" (fool proof comes to mind).
hahahahahaha no you need a alarm it;s called a scremin meany, trust me
it will WAKE you! and the whole darn block!
you can get them at most truck stops
Tom (IBA something or another number)
>Cheers, Joe
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>>
>> That's it...now you know the whole story.
>>
>> **********
>>
>> Rich
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