Putting a Wrap on 2017

This year saw a significant uptick in mileage, eclipsing 2200 miles total.  Most mileage was attributed to commuting, where I logged over 75 trips to work.  Long-ish rides on the Koga-Miyata were limited to the one 200km brevet in Montana and time on the Mickelson Trail, both occurring before June.

A good year, overall.  Certainly less randonneuring than I’d like, but until my work and eldercare responsibilities lessen a bit, one or two brevets per year may be all that’s reasonably possible.

Looking forward to cycling in 2018!  I envision riding in Minnesota, as the TCBC randonneuring group has an excellent slate of planned rides.  There’s also the possibility of resurrecting singletrack riding next year, pending an addition to the stable.