Friday was a quick day at school and then the drive down to the Fort.  We got there and set up the tent fast, got a bite to eat and then realized I had time to ride.  I went out with my dad and rode the red loop at a decent speed on the SS.  He was done after that jaunt, so I speed off into the woods to ride the green and the blue loops.  I love single speeds.  They are just so fun to ride.  Fort Custer seemed like a good place for the SS and I was having a blast on it.  I logged 21 miles on Friday night before going in for dinner. 
I woke up Saturday morning after sleeping great in the tent and quickly found some food at 7 am.  I sat by the fire and hydrated before pulling the geared bike out to ride.  At about 8:45, I went out and did a red to green and back to red loop while coming back to camp via the blue trial.  I came back to camp and grabbed some fig nuetons and twizzlers for some more energy.  Went back out with Trevor and my dad-who rode my SS for the first time and rode the red loop.  I kept on riding and hooked up on Green and blue again.  Back at camp, the rest of the group showed up and was getting ready for a ride.  I switched bikes and went for 20 miles on the SS with the group, but I was leading so I got a good ride while being able to socialize.  Went back out later and rode more blue and red, then Danielle and I went and rode green at a slower pace.  After the 78 miles, I was still feeling good, and the energy food was wroking for me.  Hoepfully it will work good at Boyne next weekend.
Sunday I rode with my family for a recovery ride.  We got in 20 miles and my legs actuall felt fresh.  I couldn't notice much fatigue or pain at all.  I am looking for this as a sign that I will feel good after endurace events-yeah right!  If its sunny tommorrow, I will be heading down to Hines Drive for the Monday Night ride.  I hope it is a hammerfest, therefore  can get a good hard ride in before I wind down and do light rides along with recovery to get the legs snappy for 12H of Boyne!
 
 
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