Rode the CGY this week quite the experience with amazing scenery in Montana/Wyoming
Thanks
Sunblock, water, endurolites and a well vented helment.
so what's the trick to riding in this heat
Good to be on the JFHM team
Good to be on the JFHM team
Go Dean Go, Helmville, number 17 in the NATION
Go Dean Go, Helmville, number 17 in the NATION
Helmville, number 1 community in Montana; number 28 in the nation.....one rider.....
Go Dean Go!
Yes Ed! I think they should count double!!!
You should definitely count your unicycle miles. Way to go!!
Ok, so here is a question not answered in the FAQs or rules. I ride about 23-30 miles a week for fitness on a Unicycle. I'm counting those miles unless someone can point out something that says Uni's don't count. Unfortuantely Endomondo does not have an option to log them as Unicycle miles.
We to go Montana.Strong start. Grab your friends and get them to join you. Its fun to "compete" with friends and other communities while showing how much we ride in Montana.
Okay, we only have 65 riders signed up for all of Montana. Invite EVERYONE you know to participate so we can can meet our goal of 1000 people participating this year!
BikeNet in Billings is joining!
Rode the CGY this week quite the experience with amazing scenery in Montana/Wyoming
Rode the CGY this week quite the experience with amazing scenery in Montana/Wyoming
Thanks
Thanks
Sunblock, water, endurolites and a well vented helment.
Sunblock, water, endurolites and a well vented helment.
so what's the trick to riding in this heat
Sunblock, water, endurolites and a well vented helment.
so what's the trick to riding in this heat
Good to be on the JFHM team
Go Dean Go, Helmville, number 17 in the NATION
Helmville, number 1 community in Montana; number 28 in the nation.....one rider.....
Go Dean Go!
My first Commute to work since a knee replacement last April......I need to do that more, I enjoyed it.
Yes Ed! I think they should count double!!!
We've reached 100 riders signed up! Only 900 more to go. Montana is currently in 11th place and it's great to see so many Montana communities participating! Keep logging those mile!
You should definitely count your unicycle miles. Way to go!!
Ok, so here is a question not answered in the FAQs or rules. I ride about 23-30 miles a week for fitness on a Unicycle. I'm counting those miles unless someone can point out something that says Uni's don't count. Unfortuantely Endomondo does not have an option to log them as Unicycle miles.
We to go Montana.Strong start. Grab your friends and get them to join you. Its fun to "compete" with friends and other communities while showing how much we ride in Montana.
Okay, we only have 65 riders signed up for all of Montana. Invite EVERYONE you know to participate so we can can meet our goal of 1000 people participating this year!
BikeNet in Billings is joining!
1000 people is just 0.1% of the population of Montana. Can we get 1000 people across Montana participating in the challenge? Let's try! Spread the word!
I don't know how some of you can ride in this smoke, without a respirator. Ride safe, ride smart.
I don't know how some of you can ride in this smoke, without a respirator. Ride safe, ride smart.
Go Taylor Go...holding the yellow jersey for August. Don't look back, I am at number 5, head down drafting, waiting for an opportunity to burst!. I am on your six!
Go Taylor Go...holding the yellow jersey for August. Don't look back, I am at number 5, head down drafting, waiting for an opportunity to burst!. I am on your six!
Candace, there was a discussion on the national forum early on in the challenge about logging rides on trainers / stationery bikes. I'm sorry to inform you that the answer was no. If you have questions on this, please go on to the National forum and pose your question of being able to log your trainer miles. There is a lot of good info there and knowledeable people. I wish you well on your recovery.
Candace, there was a discussion on the national forum early on in the challenge about logging rides on trainers / stationery bikes. I'm sorry to inform you that the answer was no. If you have questions on this, please go on to the National forum and pose your question of being able to log your trainer miles. There is a lot of good info there and knowledeable people. I wish you well on your recovery.
I'm logging my miles on a trainer in my garage seeing that I tore my ACL on May 7th, just two days into the Bike to Work Week challenge. Bummer! I'm just under seven weeks post-op and loving being able to just be in the saddle again. Keep up the good work everyone.
I'm logging my miles on a trainer in my garage seeing that I tore my ACL on May 7th, just two days into the Bike to Work Week challenge. Bummer! I'm just under seven weeks post-op and loving being able to just be in the saddle again. Keep up the good work everyone.
It goes to August.....the one during May was a trial time to get people going....at least that is my understanding.
It goes to August.....the one during May was a trial time to get people going....at least that is my understanding.
Can someone clarify if the challenge goes through August or ended at the end of May?
Can someone clarify if the challenge goes through August or ended at the end of May?
Since May 31 I've biked about 560 kms from Helsingborg, Sweden to Potsdam, Germany (a couple of ferry rides in between the biking) and just now had a chance to log my miles. So Montana challengers, please don't be dismayed if I suddenly jumped to the lead! Having a great time. Go BWAM team!
Riding the Going To The Sun Road in Glacier Natl Park is nice as it is not open to traffic yet. There are no cars for about 12 of the miles from Avalanche to Haystack. 2000+ ft elevation gain (very fast downhill!).
Go Montana Bike Challenge. In 16 days we have logged 3,894 miles!
Me too!
Carolee Bernardi
I am excited with a new goal