DATE: 20160402, Saturday
DURATION: 3hours and 54 Minutes
WHO: Me and Thomas L [Samsung co-worker]
WHAT: 2016 Rosedale 62 Miles
WHERE: Start/Finish Samsung Austin
HOW: By Bike
Total Miles=62 Miles
Average Speed=15.7 mph
Total Time= 3hours 54 minutes [computer]
Gatorade Consumed= 0 bottles
Water Consumed=4 bottles
Clif Bar consumed=4
Gu consumed=5
Cups of pickle juice=2
No. of flat tires=NONE
No. of accidents=NONE
Muscle Cramps=NONE
Chest Pain=NONE
Raindrops=NONE
Post Ride Meal=NONE
Average Heart Rate= 112
Maximum Heart Rate= 140
BP before the ride=130/95, 50 bpm
BP after the ride=105/65, 68 bpm
Days after Myocardial Infarction [Stent #1]-2659 days/7 years [20081222]
Days after Stent #2-2102 days/5 years [20100702]
Temperature=65’F [Start tem=43’F
TIMELINE:
0500, End of Sleep,
0505, Bagel, coffee
0730, Leave the house
0800, Mile 0, start of 62 Miles Bike Ride
0900, Mile15
1000, Mile 30
1100, Mile 45
1300, Mile 62
1400, Accident: Dropped my bike at Interstate I35 at 70 mph. Bike came off from my bike rack when I was on my way home
1500, Shower
1600,
1700, Coffee
1800,
2000,
2300, Sleep
2016 Rosedale Ride Full Map [view map in pdf]
SwimBikeRun.xlsx
mapmyride
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Mapmyride Rosedale 2016

Bike clamp came loose while driving.
I’ve converted this 4 bike rack into 2 and cut off the extra mount.
FMEA: Failure Mode and Effect Analysis
Failure Mode:
Bike Fell Off From Bike Rack
Cause of Failure:
1. Not enough clamp holding tension.
2. I did not over-tightened the clamp screw because this is a carbon fiber frame.
3. This is the first time I’ve used the bike rack since the modification.
Recommended Action:
1. Mount the bike in the inner rack [not the outer]
2. Tighten the clamp at max level
3. Tie a rope for redundancy
Damage to the bike:
1. Scratches in the Ultegra shifter
2. Paint scratches in the top tube where the bike was mounted
3. Pedal deep scratch and slightly bent
4. Drive crankset feels like it is misaligned [but this could be a placebo effect since I saw the pedal has scratches]
Repair Actions:
1. Conducted a comprehensive bike/frame inspection, no functional and structural damaged. ok.
2. Conducted a spoke tension verification on both wheels, ok
3. Tightened all screws, ok
4. Inspect wheel alignment and true, ok|
5. Replace right Look pedal with a spare, ok
6. Ride 2 minutes in the trainer, ok
7. Ride 35 miles outdoor the next day, ok
What did not happened?
1. I did not dropped the bike in the middle of the Interstate Highway 35.
2. I did not cause any accident of the vehicles following me.
3. My bike was not ran over by a speeding cars.
Truly grateful I was looking back at my rearview mirror when I saw that something was not right. A quick decision and a decisive response to exit to the side of the highway made a big difference. The bike fell off as I moved to the right side of the road. The grassy shallow ditch was also a big help in preventing more damage to the bike.



