Thread: Better to ride for distance or time?
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Old 10-15-12 | 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Rekless1
Time. Pick a reasonable amount of time to be on the bike and then make the most of it.

Distance is a variable, not a constant.
Originally Posted by hammy56
your body recognizes elapsed time and effort. Not miles.
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