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Jon and I are going back to Austin again this weekend to play and go to a UT football game with my family.

I am doing my longest run while I am there on Saturday but also want to bike a bit on Sunday. I am looking for flat options...and of course coming up empty handed. But, when I was looking for routes, I came across this, and I thought it was hilarious.

Basically people are talking about avoiding going down this hill on 2222, because you can get up to 50-60 mph going down it, because it is huge, etc. Um, ya. Jon and I CLIMBED UP that hill over Labor Day. Apparently it has its own little reputation that us out-of-towners knew NOTHING about!

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Cody said…
KC,
Did you ever do group rides with the sugar cycles store in missouri city? You look familiar, before Rhys was born I was riding for the MS150, I think i may have ridden with you through missouri city? Cody Outlaw (Rhys' Dad)
October 9, 2009 at 9:12 AM
Tim Custer said…
Hey, I jut saw your post on slowtwitch about special needs for IMFL. I remember seeing you and you're new ride at Redman. I'm headed to Florida as well and actually just switched to Infinit with good success prior to Redman. I was told to mix it the day before and let it settle in the fridge for a couple hours to let the foam settle and then leave it in the water bottle or pour it into your fuelbelt flasks, then freeze it overnight. When you pack your transition bags make sure you wrap the bottle/bottles in a small towel.The towel will help insulate but also absorb the moisture as it melts and keep everything else in your bag from getting wet. I plan to put two frozen bottles in the bike special needs bag to switch out. A friend did that at Louisville and said it worked great. Good Luck in Florida!!
October 12, 2009 at 1:03 PM
KCWoodhead said…
Cody - I did one ride out of Sugar Cycles before IMAZ last year, so that was probably around the end of March. So quite possible that was me!
October 12, 2009 at 1:28 PM
KCWoodhead said…
Cody - I did one ride out of Sugar Cycles before IMAZ last year, so that was probably around the end of March. So quite possible that was me!
October 12, 2009 at 1:28 PM
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