Ed thanks. It is surprising how "super twitchy" a bike can get when one is nervous. That bike that seemed pretty stable just minutes ago seems like it could go to the shop for inspection.
Do try to follow the wheels. They do point things out. Yet they are invariably more familiar with the course, corners and known hazards than I am.
Getting better at hitting a hazard though and even had someone switch and hit my front wheel with their rear while staying up right. Maybe the Conti 25s help too.
Will try again. There is a Tuesday/Thursday AM ride where their is an old "coach" and maybe he can help. I'll go see and continue the calming while these strangers want to go faster and faster down the road.
I could probably train on my own doing more surges too. Maybe too many TT like efforts in regular training.
Indoor Triathlete - I thought I was right, until I realized I was wrong.
Do try to follow the wheels. They do point things out. Yet they are invariably more familiar with the course, corners and known hazards than I am.
Getting better at hitting a hazard though and even had someone switch and hit my front wheel with their rear while staying up right. Maybe the Conti 25s help too.
Will try again. There is a Tuesday/Thursday AM ride where their is an old "coach" and maybe he can help. I'll go see and continue the calming while these strangers want to go faster and faster down the road.
I could probably train on my own doing more surges too. Maybe too many TT like efforts in regular training.
Indoor Triathlete - I thought I was right, until I realized I was wrong.