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03-06-09, 12:31 AM
Since the Garmin can never be wrong...
96851
Although that speed is clearly not right, one thing that has happened over the winter is interesting (at least to me). My average speed on the MTB right now is almost exactly what it was on the road bike when I stopped riding it in mid-December. Originally I had lost about 3mph. Now I can't help but wonder to myself if getting back on the road bike when the roads are swept will result in a 3mph increase in average speed.
Yeah, I know, it isn't going to happen, but it is fun to dream.
96851
Although that speed is clearly not right, one thing that has happened over the winter is interesting (at least to me). My average speed on the MTB right now is almost exactly what it was on the road bike when I stopped riding it in mid-December. Originally I had lost about 3mph. Now I can't help but wonder to myself if getting back on the road bike when the roads are swept will result in a 3mph increase in average speed.
Yeah, I know, it isn't going to happen, but it is fun to dream.