Notes
Took this easy, just making sure the bike works before the tri. Also had to stop a couple times. A couple times because of lights, and once because I didn't know how to downshift yet and I hit a really steep hill. Figured that out though. I'm a little shaky, but I don't think that is the bikes fault as much as I've never really driven a road bike before. Still, the tri is 40k, so just 10 more miles. I should be in fine shape. Still haven't worked out the shifting on the old bike, too used to the easy newer bike shifting. That being said, chances are I might not even finish the swim, although I plan on giving it my all. Obviously if I feel I'm about to drown I'll, after trying a little longer, give up. Ran a bit afterwards to see how the legs feel. Feel fine, a little wobbly but not bad. Like the second leg of reach the beach.