You know what sounds good right now (and in a few days as well)? Ice-cream. Let's ride our bikes down to Fosselman's and get some ice-cream.
Meet at the BikeLab on Wednesday March 7th, we leave at 6:30 PM. Bring your bike (obviously), lights, personal protective gear, and your own cash. One may scream for ice-cream but one will not be screaming due to any intense riding, this is going to be nice and relaxed ride. Round trip is about 9 miles, which partially undoes the caloric hit of ice-cream but not as much as you'll tell yourself. It's still going to be delicious.
EDIT: Time changed to 6:30.
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