Akashi Cycling

I went cycling to Akashi last Sunday. Because it is a hetale, I put my bicycle on the car from Kyoto to Akashi and cycle around Akashi (laughs) I plan to go around Awaji Island next weekend, so I was cycling with my friends and three people. Recently, I've been busy with work, and I've been preparing the night before without progressing, and I'm in a hurry to prepare. Remove the rear carrier for commuting, change the tire from the wheel wearing the 35C for commuting, replace the wheel wearing 23C for the event, then adjust the disc brake, finish putting the bicycle on the car, take a bath from there at 1:30, take a bath from there And get up at 5 o'clock (^_^;) Sure enough, I overslept a little and planned to go to Akashi on the way down, but after all I headed at high speed.
It was not only a front wheel but also a rear wheel if it did not remove it. Although there is almost no interior, it is an inconvenient car that does not have too many things. I bought a lot of lepans for Awaji, but this time I'm still unfamiliar, so this time I'm dressed quite casually with inner pants and ordinary clothes (laughs) My friend came out and moved to a convenience store meeting with another friend. The other person seems to have run 50km one way from Nishinomiya, and it was already heba. We went to the cycling road by the sea because everyone was together. I changed from commuting specifications to event specifications, and I think that the vehicle speed has become quite easy to come out. The weight of the car has also become lighter, but since it is originally a genuine 11 kg cross bike, it is not light (laughs) 18. In the 5kg specification, the heart seems to break on the way up the commuter road, but the event specification that became lighter is tough, but it was not enough to break the heart. On the way, I went to Akashi Seaside Park while making a mistake on the road and becoming a dead end, or doing sprint-like things with play. There is nothing to do in particular, and it goes north as it is and it goes home. On the way back, I went through a different road, crossed the mountain, and the subsequent descent was very fun. After I returned to my friend's house, I ate akashiyaki nearby and went back to Kyoto. The distance I ran was 55km, and I didn't run that far, but I enjoyed it. I'm looking forward to next weekend's Awaichi.