Ever since I took the 78 miles ride back in June I have wanted to ride 100 miles.
June ride here.... http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/in...unch-with-xc204-oldgreaser.84113/#post-823024
So Friday @Boonies (Christoper) and I rode out to Aurora IL, for some great cheeseburgers at Two Brother's Roundhouse.
We rode most of the trip on the Illinois Prairie Path. Started out hot and humid, but while we had lunch a major thunderstorm rolled passed and cooled it off to the low 70's
I know its short of a 100 miles but the phone battery stopped on the corner of Cortland and Long st.
That's 8 miles from my house!
Snack time! 35 miles out... 90 and humid... who needs performance fabric when you can have cotton
Nature break.
So nice to have @XC204 meet us in Batvia and ride down the Fox river for lunch.
Gary showed us a great section of the Prairie path that saved us a few miles
and even kept us behind the stroms.
Gary filling up on electricity
Got to have a selfie
Most of the path is crushed limestone.... so glad I bought a hipster clip on fender Thursday.
I was going to wash the bike first thing this morning but I decided to leave it covered in dry limestone soup for a day or two.... sign of pride.... like salt from Bonneville
BIG THANKS! to Christopher for coming out on the ride!
Thanks again to Gary for meeting us for lunch.
Thanks for looking!
June ride here.... http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/in...unch-with-xc204-oldgreaser.84113/#post-823024
So Friday @Boonies (Christoper) and I rode out to Aurora IL, for some great cheeseburgers at Two Brother's Roundhouse.
We rode most of the trip on the Illinois Prairie Path. Started out hot and humid, but while we had lunch a major thunderstorm rolled passed and cooled it off to the low 70's
I know its short of a 100 miles but the phone battery stopped on the corner of Cortland and Long st.
That's 8 miles from my house!
Snack time! 35 miles out... 90 and humid... who needs performance fabric when you can have cotton
Nature break.
So nice to have @XC204 meet us in Batvia and ride down the Fox river for lunch.
Gary showed us a great section of the Prairie path that saved us a few miles
and even kept us behind the stroms.
Gary filling up on electricity
Got to have a selfie
Most of the path is crushed limestone.... so glad I bought a hipster clip on fender Thursday.
I was going to wash the bike first thing this morning but I decided to leave it covered in dry limestone soup for a day or two.... sign of pride.... like salt from Bonneville
BIG THANKS! to Christopher for coming out on the ride!
Thanks again to Gary for meeting us for lunch.
Thanks for looking!