During the 150k, one of our newer riders chose to extend it a bit and completed his first imperial century (162k, 100miles). He even stopped with us at the turn for a nice cold one and joined us post ride for a hefty dinner at the local Mexican restaurant.

I'm presently at P-25 (25 months) and R-13. My pal Ron has a P-62 streak and Lydia is carrying an R-32, trying to catch Ron's previous R-59 streak.

Seasonal question: fight the cold, snow, and wind, or head far enough south to get out of them.

Snowdrifts are hard to ride through, not impossible.

That's just his excuse. He got held up by a bus once and doesn't want it to happen to him again. He just needs to make an argument he can sell.

Well? What was it?

In other places I've been the trail is paved to the driveway and resumes on the other side, resulting in numerous asphalt/concrete transitions in residential areas. I must wonder if this is cheaper to construct/maintain.

www.metalsourcellc.com/locations/. We were expecting to find the Hulk at this location today, but found these others instead.

I did an earlier set with 4 other transformer statues as well. They are all at a metal recycling company called Metal Source. The statues from today are all from the site in Wabash, IN just S of town. They have another site in Wabash that has a single statue.

Isn't the south part of Indianapolis the part it's nearly impossible to bike through? Somehow I doubt this would help.

This is a sin against humanity. The perpetrator should be forced to consume it. Daily. For a month.