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Pretty good turn out for being so early in the morning, temps and wind were almost ideal for a long ride.
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Hitting the open road.
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Regroup and refuel stop.
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Pretty sweet Project One custom Trek Domane.
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Second regroup at Unadilla, all sorts of interesting things at this stop.
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Like ancient technology that rivals that of cave drawings.
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And really expensive lacquered beavers warming their paws in front of nonexistent fires.
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I've ridden out to Syracuse a few times but never really went into town just stopped at the "Nutcracker" gas station just off Hwy 2, turns out it's a pretty cool looking little town.
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Stopped at BJ's Cafe for a little mid ride refueling in the form of breakfast, felt sorry for the waitress to have 10 smelly cyclists descend on her otherwise quiet morning.
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The ride home was a bit slower at the beginning, riding on a gut full of eggs, ham and hash browns isn't exactly ideal but after a few miles the body falls back into it's usual rhythms.
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All told I managed to get in just over 61 miles, its my first ride of any real distance so far this year and there couldn't have been a more ideal day for it. Here's to hoping that we get a few more weeks of weather like we had today before it jumps into the holy f#ck it's hot season that is sure to be here shortly.
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