[DVBC] TOPA update

[Glenn Lyons]

Hey Debbie,    Just a suggestion, but I think the best way to avoid a sore 
butt is to rise out of the saddle frequently, especially if you are doing 
big mileage.  No saddle is going to work if you are always on it.  And you 
did say your legs and lungs were fine.  Glenn
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "dreamer" <dreamer at craftech.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: [DVBC] TOPA update


> Hello all from Butter Butt!
>
> I got home last night with yes, a very sore butt.  My legs and my lungs 
> did not give out, but alas the saddle got to me.  The mountain on Day 3 
> was over 3 miles long and EXTREMELY STEEP the last 150 ft.  It looked like 
> a freeking ski jump!  All of us made it up and what a downhill ride.
>
> Doug called me this morning and suggested that I rejoin them Thursday 
> afternoon in Jim Thorpe PA since I already paid for my hotel room.  This 
> way I can ride back to Lansdale with them on Friday.  I think I can handle 
> this and am going to see if I can get a new saddle or figure out what to 
> do so I can ride in reasonable comfort on Friday.  I think it's only 
> about 58 miles.
>
> *BIG QUESTION--
> *Is there any one out there that would like to go up to Jim Thorpe on 
> Thursday and stay overnight and then ride bikes back on Friday with  the 
> others?  I'm trying to  figure out how to do this.  Basically  we would 
> need someone else to go up with us so they can drive the vehicle back? 
> Any one interested, please call me at 610-494-3033 or my cell phone at 
> 484-832-4828.
>
> It would be fun.  How about you--Dan?  Bob LaDrew? Frank Jackson? Cheryl? 
> Dave Bennett?  I really want to make this happen.  I hated abandoning my 
> tour but with yesterday, today and tomorrow off the bike I think my 
> wounds will be sufficiently healed.
>
> Thanks and let me know.
> Debbie (a.k.a. Butter Butt)
>
>
> Bob LaDrew wrote:
>
>>     The TOPA crew have been checking in at the clubhouse periodically. 
>> They have completed three days of riding and are currenly enjoying a 
>> rainy layover day in Wellsboro. We tried to convince them that they need 
>> to get out and ride five or six hours today to work the lactic acid out 
>> of their legs but they wouldn't bite. They have done 210 incredibly hilly 
>> miles in the first three biking days. Charlie is the reigning King of the 
>> Mountains. Debbie's butt gave out (her new nickname is "Butter Butt") and 
>> she had her number ripped off her back by Jean Marie LeBlanc.
>>     We are a bit concerned about drug use. Not performance-enhancing. No 
>> one who has seen them ride would accuse them of performance-enhancement. 
>> But every time we talk to them they sound high.
>>     They spent most of today watching Tour replays over and over. Too bad 
>> about Valverde. And Butter Butt.
>>     --Bob LaD.
>>
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