Hey, congrats on the R-12.
If you can ride an R-12 then you've learned a great deal of what you
need to know to succeed at riding an SR series. Don't forget, when
you're riding the SR series, each ride is just one more ride, and it's
easiest if your goal is not to ride an SR series, which can seem
Chapeau!
Good luck on the SR! Did my first one this year. The 400 was, by far,
the hardest. Either ride really fast, or plan on some source of
alertness aids.
Lynne F
RUSA 3821
On Dec 29, 9:36 pm, William wrote:
> I did a 200k permanent down in Southern California with my cousin Ed
> (you'll no
William, congrats on the R12, it takes commitment to complete one of
those. It's not about just doing a 200k once a month, but having to go
out on the designated route on the designated day regardless of
weather. I doubt you'll have any problem with an SR series. 300k is my
favorite brevet length,
Mighty impressive -- congrats. Best wishes on the 2012 goal.
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Congrats. That's an epic accomplishment to me! =)
Stephen
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I'm into reading about it, and seeing pics. *Doing* it? Not so much..
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