Riding conditions: Hot, flat ( getting a great tan)
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Day 4 Aguila to Phoenix
Distance: 89 Miles
Riding conditions: Hot, flat ( getting a great tan)

Forgot to note that on day 3, after riding about 20 miles on I 10, the route picks up SR 60 and from there the 60 takes you all the way to Phoenix. The day started off with a flat on my rear tire, A ver small piece of glass managed to lodge itself in a groove in the tire and slowly scratched the tube causing a very slow leak.. After a quick repair, headed into Wickenberg for breakfast and then down to Phoenix in the afternoon. Stopped at a bike shop and bought a liner that sits in the tire between the tube and prevents glass and thorn punctures from penetrating the tube. From the western side of Phoenix to the eastern side was a traffic filled 2 hours. Finally found a 7 or 8 mile bike path that rides along the Arizona canal. After checking in to my motel, my buddy Adam picked me up in a motorized vehicle. Commonly referred to as a car, it was a real treat sitting on the passenger seat and then the car just tr3ansported me rapidly thru space. After being on a bike fo 10 bours a day for 4 days, it was a strange sensation, We ate at an excellent.steak house and split a bottle of Charles Krug cabernet. Great time. Then back to the room to do laundry in the bathtub.
Riding conditions: Hot, flat ( getting a great tan)
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sounds like you are doing great. mitch says break out some more sun screen tho!
ReplyDeletekeep your phone on friday night, a bunch of us are getting together for marji's birthday and will give you a call.