Originally Posted by
hyhuu
If each of the 120 miles/day also involve some good hills then it's going to be extremely difficult.
If each day is FLAT, then it is going to be even more difficult.
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Mostly I agree with the sentiment behind Cranium's comment. But I'll clean it up a bit:
How about you get a bike and start riding ... say 20 miles a day for 4 times a week.
Then up it to 35 miles 4 days a week.
Then ...
Let us know when you've discovered the reason for chamois cream (or its alternatives).
Riding regular 60 milers will teach you some things.
But complications arise, not on a linear projection, probably more like an exponential function.
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Above noted, however, also note that PacTour frequently averages 113 miles a day for about 30 days, to cross the continent.
So ... 120 miles a day is do-able.
But only if you've trained your body and brain for it.
Is from now until June enough time to train for it?
You decide.