Thanks for the replies. I was planning to join the group -- just picked up
the S3X wheel for the '99 Joe yesterday -- but discovered that the group is
going up the night before and I can't leave my now 2 dogs alone for 24
hours (second dog just joined the pack Wednesday evening).

Next year for sure. And I'll have time to get the S3X properly set up.

On Tue, May 17, 2016 at 3:36 PM, Ryan Fleming <[email protected]>
wrote:

> FWIW from a flatlander from the windy prairies, given that you still ride
> fixed a lot and you have some gears to play with , you might be tired but
> you'll probably be OK I suspect. It sounds like you're very consistent and
> that's the key. I think the rule of thumb is if you can do at least 60% of
> the distance you'll be fine
>
> On Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 3:19:52 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>
>> Has anyone onlist done the half century? If so, can you tell me how steep
>> and how difficult it is? I am just *thinking* that I might try it this
>> Sunday.
>>
>> 10 years ago, 50 hilly miles on a 75" fixed gear wasn't that big of a
>> deal, but I've not done more than 20-30 mile rides for a long while, and I
>> was rather slack about riding in April. And, I'm 61 -- not that much older
>> riders can't do much more than this, but I'm not particularly strong.
>>
>> If I do try it, I'll have the new S3X hub, geared either:
>>
>> 46X15: 76/57/48
>> 46X16: 71/53/44
>> 46X17: 67/50/42.
>>
>> I'm tempted to use the 46X16. One thing that I can do is climb in highish
>> gears; that's not a problem. What worries me is the fatigue after about
>> 30-35 miles.
>>
>> Comments?
>>
>> Patrick Moore, who had to "warm up" today with 4 miles east in a 70" gear
>> against an E wind gusting to 35, in otherwise pleasant ABQ, NM.
>>
>>
>>
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