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The "Watt King"—a local powerhouse known for a FTP (Functional Threshold Power) that sounds more like a motorcycle spec than a human metric—stood quietly at the back. He wasn’t wearing the latest aero gear or a flashy team kit. Instead, he wore a faded club jersey that had seen better days, looking every bit the silent protagonist of a cycling epic. The Neutral Zone and the Gathering Storm

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When the group finally stopped to load their bikes, Todd admitted he’d thought about dropping back but decided to hold the line, hoping nobody minded him taking the entire pull. The consensus was clear: anyone who wanted a turn could have tried to go around him, but most were more than happy to stay tucked in his draft. Seasonal Reflections The "Watt King"—a local powerhouse known for a

By Mile 12, the group is down to nine riders. The sprinters have already been shelled. They are currently riding a 4×4 zone 2 pace back to the cars, telling themselves this was “a training ride.” We know the truth.

“Good ride,” he says.

The "Final Tuesday" always culminates at the base of the Old Church Hill—a two-mile kicker that usually decides the season's bragging rights. By the time we hit the base, the group had been whittled down to a dozen survivors.

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The power was majestic and terrifying. Watching his calf muscles work was like watching industrial pistons. He wasn't just riding; he was dictating terms to the road itself. The Final Ascent

Everyone nods. Everyone lies.