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Old 07-24-16 | 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by mcours2006
From a sample size of one (me). Two rides on consecutive days on the same route of pavement with a few short gravel sections. Temperature and wind similar. Bike geometry also very similar.

Day 1--18.5 lb road bike with slick 25 mm tires; 60 km total distance. Average speed 27.7 km/h.

Day 2--24.5 lb CX bike with 35 mm city/touring tires, 60 km total distance. Average speed 27.7 km/h.

There you go. Proof positive that weight has absolutely no bearing on speed. Finally, we can put the issue to bed!
I really wanted to prove you wrong but I can't really find a way how. I concede. Weight does not matter. That is IRREFUTABLE.
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