Here we are before the race, excited and raring to go!(Aubrey, Stacey, me, Sam)
Here's one of Aubrey and me. We had fun trying to find matching clothes!
Samantha ... just about ready to head out
and she's off!
Aubrey and I were the last group to leave. We couldn't have asked for better weather!
Taylor and Braden met us on the tailend of our race, this is with about 4-5 miles left to go. Still smiling!
Here we are coming into the finish ... feeling great! We finished in 1:29:03 which was right on for our training pace. I'm proud of Aubrey, she was a little worn out for the last little part (the wind was blowing REALLY hard on the way back which meant you had to peddle twice as hard to go half as far) but she did a great job and stuck it out!
This is Stacey coming in to the finish line. I can't remember her time (just over 3 hours, I think) but she did great! The longest she had ridden previously was under 30 miles, so she really pushed herself ... way to go sista!
These lais were our medals! 
Samantha coming in at a strong 3:30 hours!
Way to go, Samantha!
Here's another group shot after it was all over. Maybe a little tired, but happy for sure!I've decided I like bike riding MUCH more than compared to running. (Last year this time, I ran the Ogden half marathon) So much so, I splurged and bought a bike trailer so that I can bring Braden with me and Aubrey and I can ride bikes whenever we want all summer. The biggest reason we didn't do a longer distance is that we didn't have time to train any longer than we did because we had to juggle the time from when Taylor got home from work and the other committments we had going on during the week.
I've got a list started of girls that want to ride this race next year. Let me know if you want to join us! It's a fun, non-competetive race for a good cause. With distances from 15 miles up to 100 miles, it works for every rider.
