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Bob in CT
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On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:47:41 -0400, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for sharing your ride, and congradulations for the difference
> you make. The 2006 MS 150 was my first MS 150 and I'll be back again
> next year. I had a wonderful time.
>
> In case your interested, here's the route map. This route was captured
> with my GPS as I rode the 75 on Saturday and the 75 on Sunday:
>
> http://www.saltlakecycling.com/rides/saltlakerides/MS1502006.html
>
> Joe
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>
>
5,000 feet isn't a bad elevation gained, although it appears that the vast
majority is gained on one brutal "hill". Last year, I rode a century ride
in Westchester county, and this ride had about 8,000 feet of elevation
gained. But there were no true mountains; you gained and lost the same
600 feet.
--
Bob in CT
> Thanks for sharing your ride, and congradulations for the difference
> you make. The 2006 MS 150 was my first MS 150 and I'll be back again
> next year. I had a wonderful time.
>
> In case your interested, here's the route map. This route was captured
> with my GPS as I rode the 75 on Saturday and the 75 on Sunday:
>
> http://www.saltlakecycling.com/rides/saltlakerides/MS1502006.html
>
> Joe
>
>
>
5,000 feet isn't a bad elevation gained, although it appears that the vast
majority is gained on one brutal "hill". Last year, I rode a century ride
in Westchester county, and this ride had about 8,000 feet of elevation
gained. But there were no true mountains; you gained and lost the same
600 feet.
--
Bob in CT
