Audax

[NotSoBigBen]

FWIW - I find 400 one of the toughest distances, because it's still a 1 day ride. A 600 you split down into 2 parts in some fashion and get a rest in between. But 400 is a f@k of a long way to ride in one go ...

Like I'm not scared enough already [emoji849]

 

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[walkerr]

Like I'm not scared enough already [emoji849]

 

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Oops - sorry. You'll be fine ....

[NotSoBigBen]

Oops - sorry. You'll be fine ....

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In for a penny, in for a pound I guess [emoji41]

 

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[crasher]

I must admit Audax did wonders for my mental approach and really helped my racing.

 

When you get your head around it makes the ave 100km race seem like a sprint.

 

Pre Audax I always used to think how do I survive with still 50kms to go after Audax it gets you thinking only 50kms to go better start upping the pace running out of time.

 

Nothing like being out past Villiers turning into the wind and knowing its 125 kms back into the wind to the finish when you already done 175 good for the mental approach.

 

Not to mention the Audax riders are a great bunch of people

[peetwindhoek]

Not to mention the Audax riders are a great bunch of people

Crazy, next level, unhappy marriages?, tough at home?, hardcore.

 

Some of the thoughts that come up when I think of Audax riders

[walkerr]

Crazy, next level, unhappy marriages?, tough at home?, hardcore.

 

Some of the thoughts that come up when I think of Audax riders

 

I'd swear that cycling, especially long distance, is what keeps my marriage happy. Keep me at home and off the bike and I'm as grumpy as ****. Get out there and soak some adventure every now and then and I'm peace and light at home. Everything needs balance.