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I've Got Something to Say
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| Ride Stats |
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Time: 00:39:46
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Distance:
7.70 miles
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Max Speed:
23.00 mph
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Avg Speed:
11.40 mph
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Altitude Gain:
0 ft
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Route:
home-work (Page Ave)
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Weight:
252
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Category: general: commute -
solo
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Terrain: Road: Hills
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Bike: Fuji Supreme 700c Hybrid
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Club: Commuter Cycling Century |
| Weather Conditions: 38 degrees (feels like 34)
Wind: ESE8
Humidity; 79%
Mostly cloudy |
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Time: 00:39:45
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Distance:
7.71 miles
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Max Speed:
23.00 mph
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Avg Speed:
11.60 mph
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Altitude Gain:
0 ft
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Route:
work-home (Page Ave direct)
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Weight:
0
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Category: general: commute -
solo
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Terrain: Road: Hills
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Bike: Fuji Supreme 700c Hybrid
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Club: Commuter Cycling Century |
| Weather Conditions: 50 degrees (feels like 46)
Wind: ESE9
Humidity: 67%
Cloudy
Sunset: 4:39 PM |
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The other day when I arrived at work I was surprised to see my travel bag was not zipped shut - not even partially zipped. It really wouldn't have been alarming if the zipper ran along the top edge of the bag, but it swoops about 1/3 the way down the bag as it comes across. The bag is not normally full, so there was no loss of contents; plus the bike lock is usually secured on a carry handle and therefore lays on the flap and probably helped to keep it closed during that ride.
This morning when I arrived at work, I was really surprised to see the lock wasn't locked to itself, and was hanging on by just the one end. When I put it on the bag this morning before leaving the house, I guess I fumbled with the tumblers a little to much and set it back to the unlock combination, and the jostling during the ride caused the two ends to seperate. I would probably really been thrown for a loop if I arrived at work with no lock - wondering how it could perform its own Houdini act.
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