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Old 05-13-25 | 05:31 AM
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pepperbelly
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Originally Posted by big john
Have you considered using a stationary trainer? Maybe even Zwift? It would allow you to pedal at a constant load for as long as you want. I used one sometimes before I retired.
I know what you mean about trying to put out a steady effort with all the "interruptions". It's one thing I like about long climbs, just finding that rhythm.

If I'm tired from a hard ride sometimes I'll take the mountain bike and just noodle around the neighborhood, go in a creek bed, etc. Then I don't mind the interruptions.
I have a gym membership if I want to ride indoors.
Getting into a rhythm is what I want to do- thank you. The other trail is flatter even if it is slightly inclined due to the river channel, and is straighter.

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