nick481
06-26-04, 07:43 PM
i recently did my first century a couple of weeks ago, i did it in 6 hours and 22 mins. is it a decent time?
Road Cycling - good times for centurys
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pacesetter
06-26-04, 08:01 PM
For your 1st centry that is good.did you ride solo or group?
BlastRadius
06-26-04, 08:09 PM
Where there any hills? What was the total accumulated elevation gain.
I just finished my first century, 105.87 miles in 7:16. It included 7000 feet of climbing.
Most of the ride was me solo or riding abreast with someone. The only paceline was the one where a bunch of people hopped on my wheel without telling me, sheesh.
I just finished my first century, 105.87 miles in 7:16. It included 7000 feet of climbing.
Most of the ride was me solo or riding abreast with someone. The only paceline was the one where a bunch of people hopped on my wheel without telling me, sheesh.
Trsnrtr
06-26-04, 08:48 PM
Here's some guys that did a sub-4 hour century last year:
http://www.recumbents.com/wisil/racing2003/sub4/Sub4-2003.htm
http://www.recumbents.com/wisil/racing2003/sub4/Sub4-2003.htm
zacster
07-05-04, 10:13 PM
I did a 4:15 first 100 in a double century, in a large group paceline. The second hundred was a killer though. Total time was 10:30 for the double Seattle to Portland. Not bad, and I'll never get anywhere close to that again.