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Distance: 34.27 miles Altitude Gain: 1,894 ft Avg Speed: 15.67 mph
Route: Dundee North Wind Avg Grade: 110 % Max Grade: 154 %
Max HR: 0 bpm Avg HR: 0 bpm Terrain: Road: Hills
Bike: Look 585 Carbon Road Club: Schuyler County Cycling Club
Weather Conditions: Sunny 74 F N wind @ 8 mph
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 Dundee Miles
Still can't seem to shake what ever bug has set up shop in my body as the throat is still scratchy and have little energy. Have the fifty mile Tour de Perry tomorrow so wanted to get some easy miles in. Ideally I should ride slowly and hold myself back and focus on having a great ride tomorrow. Unfortunately I was working hard to ride at a slow pace. With the north wind blowing I went for the steep climbing route to stay out of the wind as much as possible. Climbed roughly and struggled a little over the top into Reading Center. Pace increased a little on the downhill into Dundee and expected the pace to keep on increasing with the steady tailwind back down the lake, but it never happened. Coasted back into Watkins then finished off this less than thrilling ride.

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