Or so we thought. Sounded easy enough, and after a couple quick Google searches, we knew where the train replica Ulysse Nardin watch was located, so I volunteered, and Emily, Linda, and I set out on the bikes in search of the train. I though to myself, Keep my coffee warm, boys, well see you in a few! We got this! I was so wrong. Almost immediately after we left the base, I noticed that my bike wouldnt shift and the gear it happened to be in wasnt conducive to riding up a 10to12degree incline, for what seemed about 100 miles. So, essentially, I was riding a fixedgear and started to sweat saké and sazeracs from the night before.
After riding uphill about two miles or so, we asked a woman if she knew whether we were heading in the right direction. She responded, Yeah. The train. About three blocks that way. (Three blocks = 10 miles.) As we continued to climb, it started to rain pretty steadily—hello, Portland!— the roads very slick, which caused my back tire to spin and replica Zenith watch made the bike almost unrideable. We reached the base of Washington Park, where the train was located, and thought it couldnt be too much farther, so Emily, Linda, and I ditched the bikes and started running. A few miles down the road we ran into some race officials who stopped to see what in the hell we were doing on foot.
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