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Some Jpegs off the camera using intelligent auto. ISO 100 ISO 3200 ISO 6400

They charged me for the 22mm lens kits. But I really have no use for the giant zoom lens.

While I ordered, and paid for, the EOS-M with 22 f2.0, five of these showed up today instead.

I have speed and cadence on the Calfee. Never bothered adding one to the Cervelo as the depth of the Zipps and the width of the frame makes alignment pretty tight on the Cervelo.

I noticed on a ride recently that my Garmin 800 was cutting out and showing really low MPH when I was under a few trees. I looked down and say it go from 20 to 8 without slowing down as I passed under a few trees.

I will most likely be in Switzerland all of December so skis instead of bikes for me.

I thought Sebring was in August?

Looks like a nice deal. I ended up grabbing a ThinkTank Mirrorless Mover 5.

I think you would have to be towing Brent in a trailer for me to be able to drop you.

I don't know, I haven't seen you post any Strava results so you may just be sandbagging and I would just get left in your dust.

I am really interested in the first HC Cycling Meet so I can see if I can keep up with anyone over the course of the first mile. I am thinking I need to average 18+ MPH just to keep up with everyone here.

A gallon is a lot of water to intake. Seems like it would just depend on how much you are sweating. I didn't drink anything on the 15 miles yesterday but the temps were nothing like yours. The crank on my Calfee is compact. Standard would have resulted in me rolling backwards down the hill trying to unclip my pedals I am sure.

I was also happy that when Garmin Sharp ran into people, those people were on another team. He pretty much put that Sky racer into the creek in the early part of the race. I was very impressed by Ryder up in the lead pack for quite a bit with a broken rib. I would be watching the race poolside from my home if I had a broken rib not leading on a mountain stage.

Yay!

I guess so. I am looking at it as progress as there was a time 6 months ago I couldn't make it up this one hill in the little ring.

Walking by the Calfee this morning I realized why yesterday's ride felt so weird. I typically never leave the little ring on my W&OD trail ride so I am used to always being in the lower gears. As the Calfee had been on the trainer I had it in the big ring and rode all day yesterday in the big ring. I thought those two big hill climbs were more difficult than I expected.

Very Sopranosish, with the troubled, violent lead actor and the family causing more trouble than they are worth.

This one looks fairly promising. Enough violence and T&A to keep the drama from getting too thick.

Another great stage.

I like it more than Garmin Connect. It has a whole lot of pre-loaded segments and you can make your own and set goals to track your progress. I paid for Pro so I could break down the rankings into the fat guy list so I feel better about my placing in the segment ranks.

Yes

While I didn't enjoy it much, I did set 12 PRs this morning on my ride into Arlington and back. The shade certainly helped but that long hill at the end was pretty rough in the sun.

Looks like 93% humidity by 6AM so I am not sure it is worth waking up before the sun to head out here.

Sorry I told you ahead of time that all of Team Garmin Sharp ran into each other and injured themselves.

I got the cheap ones with the pancake lens.