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This is exactly what has happened to me this year. I decided to ride my Kinesis winter/gravel bike on road January to March 31st and to stay in the small ring. Fine in principle but in reality it left me frequently dropped, dispirited and fed up. Think I've got over that and if I ever get my Cervelo back I'll find out!If you're pushing yourself hard every ride eventually you're likely to end up feeling fed up with it, it happened to me, I was doing club rides every other Sunday, spending my Sunday mornings sat in the pack flat out following a wheel, fun at first, but after a few years I started to think "why am I doing this, surly theres more than this" I dropped down to a slower more relaxed group and after a while I stopped doing the group rides altogether and started riding solo, I was doing the spring reliability rides and I stopped those as well but did the occasional Audax and some charity rides, now I just pootle round when I get time and just try and maintain some fitness. Interesting comment from a friend of mine who was a very good time trialist, after he stopped he said to me at a cafe stop "I've got nothing to prove anymore theres no point in continuing".
Definitely given up on Wordle - another answer with so many options that 'worked' it was just a game of chance and thus boring.
Removed it from my phone to avoid future temptation.
Looks cold and windy out there - gonna Kindle in bed untill at least 10am and see how the rest of the day goes from then onwards.
HAGD all. 🙂