At the second national race, which I attended the day after climbing Cayambe, spectators could enjoy a view of the entire course as it laid itself out over the hills of Ibarra. Although I was beat from Cayambe, I had to borrow a bike (Orbea Alma, full carbon hardtail named Bacha, sweet!), and I began my race 10 minutes behind the other girls because that was when Bacha arrived (nothing like adjusting to a new bike with an Ecuadorian national race); despite my not feeling prepared, hydrated, or well rested at all, after three sweaty, bermed, flowing and steep laps, I was content that Anisa nearly forced me to follow through and race. More words to follow, tired right now, just enjoy the photos.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
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