Trekster
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Even though we are still experiencing some very hot and humid weather, I've been able to get out most mornings; before the heat index gets over 100.
This morning I got some practice time in a parking lot (mostly starting from different situations) and then from there rode a total of only 8 miles on our local bike path.
Have not mounted a computer on the bike yet, so I don't know my average speed (or how fast I was going) but I can report that my riding is less shaky, pedal cadence is smoother and my overall confidence level is improving. If it were not for the extreme heat/humidity I would have ridden several more miles. All total, since getting the Q assembled, I've only been out on it probably 7 times, for 1 to 2 hours each time. I really want to put my clipless pedals on, but I want to rack up just a few more miles before I do that.
Next week, it is to be a little cooler so I hope to get more riding in.
This morning I got some practice time in a parking lot (mostly starting from different situations) and then from there rode a total of only 8 miles on our local bike path.
Have not mounted a computer on the bike yet, so I don't know my average speed (or how fast I was going) but I can report that my riding is less shaky, pedal cadence is smoother and my overall confidence level is improving. If it were not for the extreme heat/humidity I would have ridden several more miles. All total, since getting the Q assembled, I've only been out on it probably 7 times, for 1 to 2 hours each time. I really want to put my clipless pedals on, but I want to rack up just a few more miles before I do that.
Next week, it is to be a little cooler so I hope to get more riding in.