I’m 270 lbs, not terribly out of shape as I’m just a big guy in general but I’m fairly new to cycling, especially distance riding, but I’m hitting 30 miles on the D&L Trail in Pennsylvania.
by DillonSaeg
I’m 270 lbs, not terribly out of shape as I’m just a big guy in general but I’m fairly new to cycling, especially distance riding, but I’m hitting 30 miles on the D&L Trail in Pennsylvania.
by DillonSaeg
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Hell ya! Go get after it! Cool frame bag
That’s how we all started, it’s a nice distance. Soon it will be 60, then 100 😀
Sounds like a great ride on a sweet bike. My struggle is to judge myself on how I’m getting more fit; riding, farther or faster than I did the month before. There are lots of hyper fit people here and I would go crazy if I compared my old, slow ass to their PR’s. Ride your ride and have fun!
Great ride! Thats the sweet spot. 🤘
Good job.
30 miles of trail. That’s objective a lot. Have fun!
Fellow Clydesdale here. I remember my first 30. And by the end of that summer I was rocking centurys
I hit the DL trail today for a few strokes too. Respect!
Have fun, it’s the only measurement. Congrats on the pr