Garmin Slipstream (Page 2)

2009-07-06 10:49 PM

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Expert

908

Niskayuna, New York

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Anyone here a tennis fan, or at least watch the match yesterday? I had to record it and somehow managed to avoid hearing who won.

2009-07-07 9:08 AM

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Pro

4343

Olney, MD

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doctorbob18 - 2009-07-06 11:49 PM Anyone here a tennis fan, or at least watch the match yesterday? I had to record it and somehow managed to avoid hearing who won.

I care enough to take note of who's in and who's out but I haven't sat and watched a match in ages.

mekira

2009-07-07 9:11 AM

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Regular

108

Montreal, Quebec

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Session 2 done

I love this challenge!!

2009-07-07 9:17 AM

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4343

Olney, MD

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Good morning!

I'll get 2 sessions done tomorrow with my morning and afternoon bike commute.

ratherbesnowboarding

2009-07-07 9:42 AM

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Master

1517

Western MA near the VT & NH border on the CT river

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Good morning team! Hope everyone is doing well. No stages for me today (run and swim though) I do have one scheduled for tomorrow.

Looking forward to going home and watching TTT after my two meetings tonight.

MaesMama

2009-07-07 10:31 AM

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Veteran

521

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

2nd stage done last night for 15.5 miles.

Kara

starrlinda

2009-07-07 7:28 PM

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Extreme Veteran

470

Horsham, PA

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

doctorbob18 - 2009-07-06 11:49 PM Anyone here a tennis fan, or at least watch the match yesterday? I had to record it and somehow managed to avoid hearing who won.

The match was fabulous! Did you get a chance to watch it yet? Set aside several hours!

starrlinda

2009-07-07 7:33 PM

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Extreme Veteran

470

Horsham, PA

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Hey team! I managed to break my hand after I crashed my bike on Sunday! I will not be able to ride a bike outdoors for 4-6 weeks. I had been scheduled for my first triathlon on August 9th! <img align='middle' src='https://beginnertriathlete.com/discussion/images/emoticons/frown.gif'>

I would like to know if I can still participate in the challenge using a stationary bike, trainer and/or spinning classes? Can anyone answer this? If not, I will have to drop out of the challenge.

I hope everyone is doing well with their goals. Keep riding Team Garmin Slipstream!

Linda

2009-07-07 8:13 PM

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4343

Olney, MD

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starrlinda - 2009-07-07 8:33 PM

I would like to know if I can still participate in the challenge using a stationary bike, trainer and/or spinning classes? Can anyone answer this? If not, I will have to drop out of the challenge.

I hope everyone is doing well with their goals. Keep riding Team Garmin Slipstream!

Linda

Yes, you should be able to spin instead. If you need to adjust your goals, contact Kat.

2009-07-07 10:42 PM

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Expert

908

Niskayuna, New York

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

starrlinda - 2009-07-07 8:28 PM

doctorbob18 - 2009-07-06 11:49 PM Anyone here a tennis fan, or at least watch the match yesterday? I had to record it and somehow managed to avoid hearing who won.

The match was fabulous! Did you get a chance to watch it yet? Set aside several hours!

yea I watched the whole thing.. incredible tennis. I've been a long time Andy Roddick fan though, so it was quite heart breaking. He really deserved it and I wish he could've pulled it out.

2009-07-07 10:44 PM

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Expert

908

Niskayuna, New York

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

starrlinda - 2009-07-07 8:33 PM

I would like to know if I can still participate in the challenge using a stationary bike, trainer and/or spinning classes? Can anyone answer this? If not, I will have to drop out of the challenge.

I hope everyone is doing well with their goals. Keep riding Team Garmin Slipstream!

Linda

Oh no thats terrible! I hope you heal up without any complications. I could be wrong but I believe trainer rides do count for this challenge. I'm sure you can adjust your goal if you need to.

2009-07-07 10:46 PM

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908

Niskayuna, New York

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Well tomorrow I have my first long ride of the challenge planned. Hoping to take a big chunk out of my total!

2009-07-08 7:29 AM

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4343

Olney, MD

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Good morning,

I just finished my bike to work = 1 stage and 10+ miles

crews

2009-07-08 9:34 AM

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Master

1792

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starrlinda - 2009-07-07 7:33 PM

I would like to know if I can still participate in the challenge using a stationary bike, trainer and/or spinning classes? Can anyone answer this? If not, I will have to drop out of the challenge.

I hope everyone is doing well with their goals. Keep riding Team Garmin Slipstream!

Linda

So sorry to hear about your hand. Hope you heal quickly

KOM

2009-07-08 12:11 PM

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Master

2146

East Side of the Bay

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starrlinda - 2009-07-07 8:33 PM

I would like to know if I can still participate in the challenge using a stationary bike, trainer and/or spinning classes? Can anyone answer this? If not, I will have to drop out of the challenge.

I hope everyone is doing well with their goals. Keep riding Team Garmin Slipstream!

Linda

What a bummer Linda! Hope you heal quickly. I teach spin and asked Cat about counting it and she said everything counts- spin, trainers and outdoor rides. Be careful though! Could you change your race to late August or September?

ratherbesnowboarding

2009-07-08 3:46 PM

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Master

1517

Western MA near the VT & NH border on the CT river

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Hello Team.

Sorry to hear about your situation Linda. We want you to stay, we wont droop you like Garmin did yesterday to the 4 guys in the TTT lol (even though they did come in second)

I may get rained out today for my ride. Big T-storms coming off the mountains w/ no real breaks that are long enough to get in any mileage. We'll see, hopefully I'll get something in today. If anything, I may just pull out the hardtail MTB and go for a quick 3-4 miles between cells.

Edited by ratherbesnowboarding 2009-07-08 3:47 PM

2009-07-08 5:39 PM

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Expert

908

Niskayuna, New York

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Hey everyone! Well I got my ride in today (38.4mi) but not without incidence. It was a really nice morning (and now evening) but in the middle of my ride I got poured on! I was drenched! Usually I hate getting rained on with riding, but once it happened I just laughed because it was so ridiculous how hard it was raining.

KOM

2009-07-08 8:27 PM

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Master

2146

East Side of the Bay

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^^^^^^ Looks like there are a lot of us stuck in the same weather pattern. Nice job getting it in when you can!

2009-07-08 8:44 PM

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4343

Olney, MD

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We recently went through a week or more where it was hot and humid and rained almost every day. Right now we're in a stretch of unseasonably cool weather with low humidity and no rain; it's beautiful riding and running weather. I think it's gonna break right before my tri on Sunday.

2009-07-08 8:46 PM

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4343

Olney, MD

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

I made some adjustments to the rear derailleur on my tri bike so I'll be taking it out for a spin tomorrow morning on an unplanned ride. Hopefully the bike will check out and I'll also have a 1 stage/17 mile cushion to work with.

ratherbesnowboarding

2009-07-09 8:36 AM

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Master

1517

Western MA near the VT & NH border on the CT river

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

Good morning my fellow argyle friends

As predicted, the rains came. But not as much and not when I thought. A cell missed my area by a mile or two, but I saw it form on my ride and thought it could come my way. So I didnt ride the extra loop I had wanted.

But anyway, I got in 7 miles on my MTB (or Tank as I call it) 3 miles dirt road and 4 miles pavement. good ride, even got a little muddy.

I have a meeting tonight and I'm going to ride my roadie there and back. s/b 15+ miles

Good luck to everyone

KOM

2009-07-09 8:39 AM

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Master

2146

East Side of the Bay

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

MDHillSlug - 2009-07-08 9:44 PM We recently went through a week or more where it was hot and humid and rained almost every day. Right now we're in a stretch of unseasonably cool weather with low humidity and no rain; it's beautiful riding and running weather. I think it's gonna break right before my tri on Sunday.

Wow, sounds like beautiful training weather. I hope it holds through your race. We are still in the daily thunderstorm pattern up here- hopefully clearing for the weekend!

2009-07-09 8:55 AM

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4343

Olney, MD

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

I got in a morning shakeout ride on my tri bike, almost 17 miles of unplanned riding. The rear shifting is better but still not quite right. I'm gonna have to live with it for Sunday since I won't have another chance for a test ride.

Go Argyle!

2009-07-09 9:10 PM

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Expert

908

Niskayuna, New York

Subject: RE: Garmin Slipstream

MDHillSlug - 2009-07-09 9:55 AM I got in a morning shakeout ride on my tri bike, almost 17 miles of unplanned riding. The rear shifting is better but still not quite right. I'm gonna have to live with it for Sunday since I won't have another chance for a test ride.

Go Argyle!

I'm having similar rear shifting issues with my tri bike. Hopefully its not too bad for your race this weekend! Goodluck!