Zircon
02-11-03, 06:49 AM
So, what is it?
I do my sprints at sea level (so it's slower). So supply:
- the altitude of your track
- the type of track (eg wood/concrete). Wood is faster, yes?
- gears used
- physical specs if you like
- your bike (discs/frame)
my time is 12.4 on an 88.2 on a pretty trashy bike on a concrete track at sea level. I'm interested to see how much difference altitude, type of track and gearing makes on the flying 200m.
My average cadence on the 200 works out to 137 rev/min. Too high?
I do my sprints at sea level (so it's slower). So supply:
- the altitude of your track
- the type of track (eg wood/concrete). Wood is faster, yes?
- gears used
- physical specs if you like
- your bike (discs/frame)
my time is 12.4 on an 88.2 on a pretty trashy bike on a concrete track at sea level. I'm interested to see how much difference altitude, type of track and gearing makes on the flying 200m.
My average cadence on the 200 works out to 137 rev/min. Too high?
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