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Trek is giving away a bike, built the way you want on their web site. If you don't win they give you a coupon for a Trek waterbottle from a Trek dealer. On the way home from work I stopped to claim my prize and pick up some RAGBRAI provisions. I needed new bottle cages and since I got two the good folks at Cycle Works threw in one of their water bottles also.

Once home I gave my Felt a much needed cleaning, look at all the crap I had on it! But yet I had to stop to get more. Two locks! 5 lights! Rain jacket, 2 bags, saddle cover, mace, and a bike computer! I'm such a geek. I switched back to my road tires, washed it up, and have it looking like new again.

Today's miles on the work commute = 19.4

Nacho Riding for TDN fuel.

I came home from work to find out that our basement water problems were worse than expected and our carpet pad had to be replaced.

I had to Nacho Ride, but spent the rest of the evening and into the night moving two bedrooms worth of furniture and a rec room full of stuff out so the carpet can be removed and replaced with new padding. Ugh! What a nightmare! And it's raining again as I write this. Nothing like staying up late before the tour.

Anyway, back to the Nacho Ride. It was warm & muggy but still around 80 cyclist made the trek out to the OED. And speaking of Trek, check out Sam and her brand new Trek 7.2 on her first Nacho Ride! This week's storms downed a tree for us to ride around. Otherwise the trail was in pretty good shape. It was a great ride that got me an extra 28.1 miles for a total of 47.9 for the day. Now, a shower and a few hours of sleep, then TDN!!! :)