With my new raisin toast hero status (bestowed upon me by Michelle – I have no idea what it means), I’ve been seeking out stupendous, no miraculous, no super-amazing things to do. Clearly, I had no choice but to ride my bike 90km on this Tuesday night, in keeping with the super-amazing theme. Not only did I do this super-amazing ride, but… I did it fast… just like when you eat too much raisin toast and have to run to a certain flushable device common to most households.
Ok, fast is relative, but my 32km/h average speed over the 90km was pretty fast for me. After the usual 10-15 minute apathy filled start to the ride, things started feeling good and stayed that way for the remainder. This evening was one of those calm, quiet, nice smelling evenings (except for the occasional scent of road kill) and reminded me that calm, quiet, nice smelling evenings are damn fine for doing bike rides. Definitely a somewhat super-amazing outing for me.
GPS Data: 91.7km – 2h52m – 32.0km/h – GPS route
A 90km road bike ride around the Saanich Peninsula near Victoria, BC. Click on the map to see GPS details on the Garmin website.
Raisin toast heroes are super amazing