Other Tour Logs

• Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail Unicycle Tour

• St. Petersburg Bridge Tour 

• Rusty Crank Coast 2 Coast Bicycle Tour

• RC Trans Northern Tier Bicycle Tour

• To the Bottom of the World

• COVID CROSS

• Southern Tier Part 1

• Southern Tier Part 2

• Southern Tier Part 3

• Western Express 2021






Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Table of Contents

• Introduction • Table of Contents • Getting to Bishkek   • Shakeout Ride to Elevation Part 1   • Shakeout Ride to Elevation Part 2   • Final Preparations • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 1 Karakol to outside of Enilchek • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 2 outside of Enilchek to Lipenka • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 3 Lipenka to Arabel Plateau • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 4 Arabel Plateau to Big Malyy Naryn River Bend • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 5 Big Malyy Naryn River Bend to Bosogo • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 6 Bosogo to Key-Aygyr • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 7 Key-Aygyr to 41°2'33" N 75°4'25" E • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 8 41°2'33" N 75°4'25" E to Dzhergetal • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 9 Dzhergetal to Dyudyumel • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 10 Dyudyumel to Kichi Ak-Kolot • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 11 Kichi Ak-Kolot to Ak-Talaa • Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 12 Ak-Talaa to Koshoy • Silk Roa
Read more

Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 2 • outside of Enilchek to Lipenka

Image
Silk Road Mountain Race - Day 2  August 13, 2023 outside of Enilchek to Lipenka - 120 Miles Start 6:14 AM Finish 7:56 PM Total Duration 13:42 Moving Time 11:09 Stopped Time 2:33 Ascent 6,500’  Descent 10,197’ Slept at 5,402' elevation (yurt - bed) Race Total 241 Miles Details at: https://ridewithgps.com/trips/131230872 https://srmr2023.maprogress.com/ I slept for only ninety minutes last night in the abandoned roadside shack outside of Enilchek. I woke with the bright sun streaming in through the open windows, doorway, and holes in the ceiling. In addition to the disruptive Czech racer, it had rained last night and had been windy. The rear of the structure had protected me from the elements. First thing upon waking, I relieved myself behind the shack. I then began packing. For breakfast I ate two badly bruised bananas. I was wearing my jersey, long-sleeve merino undershirt, winter under-layer, gilet, jacket, bib, leg-warmers, short-finger gloves, socks, and buff. I lubed my chain b
Read more