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Old 09-13-08, 06:46 PM
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jitterymonkey
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Originally Posted by chipcom
If you are training for a tour, I don't see what the problem is. Touring isn't about speed, or hammering, or riding to keep your HR at some set point. Touring is about getting from point A to point B...daily - hopefully enjoying the ride and the places you are riding through.

If you are truly training for a tour, load up your bike with a touring load when riding with your friend...which will get you some realistic training at your friend's pace...effectively killing two birds with one stone.
+1 Also
How many gears Ya got? Can't you use gearing,
to slow down a bit & get more of a work out?
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