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No team kit, no drop rides, no podiums — and the audacity to call it a club.
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Twelve riders. Twelve roles. Updated daily by Laura. Ride to keep your spot.
Not a ranking. A constellation.
Ten rotating distinctions, awarded from the recent feed. Everyone gets seen. Some get roasted.
Updates with the club's recent feed. Recomputes every 15 min.
Daryl S. won the week. Badly.
Posted Jul 9
Daryl S. did not just win the week. He won the week, the month, and apparently has accepted a full-time role as the club's engine. Two hundred and thirty-two miles across nine separate rides—that's not a hobby, that's a calling. The man logged more rides than most of us log excuses. Daryl S. also owns the long haul (55 miles, indoor), the time trial (over three hours in the saddle), and the pace crown at a clip that makes the rest of us look like we're doing recovery rides when we thought we were working.
Miguel P. showed up to punch upward into the clouds. Seven thousand feet of vertical gain means Miguel P. treated gravity like a personal problem to solve. His climbing density—nearly 250 feet per mile—suggests he doesn't so much ride mountains as inhabit them. That is work.
Nicholas C. kept it honest with family miles on the Fourth. Lee C. held down the stationary bike habit. Vini P. commuted through summer heat and still made the board, landing at Lanterne Rouge with eleven miles that still absolutely count. We celebrate Vini P. because showing up, even small, beats not showing up at all.
New member JAW.SURF M. just joined the feed. We're watching. Welcome.
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Center is earned.
The Twelve, plotted by miles in the last 30-ish club rides. Closer to center = more active. Updated daily.
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Recent rides in the club
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Afternoon Ride
Vini spent thirty-five minutes on what he's calling an "afternoon ride," which is generous considering four minutes fourteen seconds of that was him standing around. Seven miles at 12 mph with a suffer score of 7—that's not suffering,…
July's prompt
Not a challenge. Not a goal. Just a nudge.
“Ride somewhere you've never been — even if it's two blocks.”
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