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Put Zipps on, upgrade to Red 22, more CF for parts, ti bolts everywhere, carbon cages, shave the tires, lightweight latex tubes (or go Tubular).

Best of both worlds.

Barring that, my ass was sore for a week doing 115% over my longest ride... another tick for comfort.

**BRENT**

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Have a good ride Jeff!

 

Comfort trumps weight easily. What distance are you doing or planning on?

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It is a 56 mile course with an option to extend to 68. 

 

Probably the shorter as severe thunderstorms are supposed to be rolling in on Sunday.

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Done. Rained about half the time. Only issue I had was misaligned cleats so my right foot is really sore now. I am definitely going to train for the Century next time as I do not feel tired at all at the end of 52.

Thanks again for everyone's support.

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Done. Rained about half the time. Only issue I had was misaligned cleats so my right foot is really sore now. I am definitely going to train for the Century next time as I do not feel tired at all at the end of 52.

Thanks again for everyone's support.

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Yeah never got a chance to switch out brake pads. I really had no discomfort on the Cervelo.

First Red Rider across the finish line in my route so I consider that as a win.

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Jeff, it's settled... next year, you're doing the Chattanooga one. The chicken and burgers were great, and the almost-mexican food wasn't bad either. Not to mention you'll come in for the VIP dinner for some pasta, perhaps with a side of Lynskey.

 

**BRENT**

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