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Observation and Perspective
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| Ride Stats |
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Distance:
9.05 miles
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Time: 00:54:00
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Max Speed:
33.60 mph
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Avg Speed:
0.00 mph
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Temp:
Min: 66
Avg: 68
Max: 70
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Category: general: errand -
solo
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Route:
Commuting to and from Hilton
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Weight:
232
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Altitude Gain:
0 ft
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Avg Power: 0 W
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Calories Burned: 550
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Avg HR: 0 bpm
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Terrain: Road: Flat
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Bike: Dahon 32lb-Cadenza Folding
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Club: USA Towpath and Trail Riders association |
| Weather Conditions: cooling after 7 pm; clear after the rain; 5mph Westerly winds; |
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A ride in to Spencerport with Ginny a.k.a. Bike-N-Gin; We mailed a couple of bills, a little further down West Ave, Ginny noticed her back tire going flat. We stopped and I prepared to patch her tube which was punctured with a staple. The tire was not completely flat due to the anti-leak compound I had installed in the tubes a couple of years ago. We removed the staple and re-inflated the tire. The air pressure held all the way home.
The only "bad" thing about the leak-stop compound is that tubes cannot be patched. Of course, they do not need patches "theoretically". I was glad I put some leak stop compound in her tubes...
Back wheel on the Cadenza is showing some run-out. Need to true it up before the next ride. The wheel run-out condition is a reminder that the wheels on the Cadenza are not really strong enough for a fat guy. UPDATE: Broke a spoke!
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