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Old 03-30-10 | 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by asgelle
I like they way your second sentence directly contradicts the first. If optimizing glycogen usage were important, we would ride at the most efficient cadence to wring every bit of power out of each unit of glycogen we could. As noted above that would be around 55-60 rpm. The you say that fast experienced riders are further from this goal than average. Nice.
Yeeesh. Eh? How much glycogen do you have? Or maybe you're just used to doing short rides. LD riders need to never run out of it. Meaning they hate using it at all, if they can help it, because it's slow putting it back. There's a delicious meal known as "fried rabbit," that we frequently partake of.

You're just being negative to be nasty. You should get out more. I know you're smarter than that.
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