Next step is getting him started on indoor structured rides!
Jokes aside, I wish my family took me on bike rides. Looks like a blast.
Iowa Wind And Rock
342 mile, single stage, 34 hour cut-off, gravel and dirt road self-supported race.
I DNF’d at mile 200 after what I believe was a poor clothing choice at mile 182(adding a second layer of tights put too much pressure and tension on my knee, causing pain)
https://www.strava.com/activities/4237165886
What gorgeous pictures! Looks like an amazing ride!
Fall looks amazing there! So pretty!
Headed out to Mt. Lemmon in Tucson for my Leavitt +2 today - this was my first attempt at a structured outdoor workout. I thought it was a relatively steady gradient but my 10s average power was still kinda jumpy. Probably means I need to work on my pedal stroke, ERG mode has spoiled me 
Many of the rides in Moab have great scenery. White Rim is pretty special though.
Yeah - I’m making an effort to find an activity I can do with my kids. I can’t run, hike, ski or play ball sports any more due to an ankle injury, so riding is it. We’re going to Moab again in a couple of weeks for a family trip. My kids get a big ego boost from riding the trails there (like me I guess) 
Looks halfway to being a gravel road!
California Cobblestones!
Compared to some of the roads I rode back home that looks in great condition 
Germans keep things pretty clean 
On the gravel bike in weather that varied from heavy, moist fog and 7C to, on the other side of some mountains, a clear sky and 14C. Not fast, some of the descents were slower than normal due to the layer of leaves, plus some wandering to explore new-to-me routes. There was some climbing. There were, of course, also cow bells.
and it was a pretty relaxed one 
so I came back and done my 2h TR session. It look like it got a whole load of interference halfway through 
I did manage to grab a post op 17s PB on the road ride though 
Well that wins this week’s prize for best cycling photos.
That is AWESOME.
