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Old 07-15-13 | 05:50 PM
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cafzali
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Bikes: Giant TCR SL3 and Trek 1.5

If you want to have as good an idea as is possible without actually going out and chancing it, try a solo ride for the length and speed that you expect for the group ride. You'll expend about 20 percent more energy riding solo than you will in a group, so if you can do that at the advertised speed, you know you're good to go. Of course, this requires having a cycling computer where you can measure your time, distance and speed.
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