Originally Posted by
Islandia
I've never did a ride as long as what you did (my top is 50) but it's never happened to me. It sounds like more of a gastrointestinal issue caused by something you ate along the way?
Originally Posted by
sweeks
I rode a Dahon Mu XL to work and back on "Bike-To-Work Day", a total distance of 94 miles. I overshot home by 3 miles on the way back so it would be a Century. Not a sustainable form of commuting.
A few years later, I rode my then-new Tern Verge S11i on a fund-raising Century for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, from Highland Park, IL, to Woodstock, IL, and back. There was a fair amount of climbing. I switched out the stock pedals for a pair of SPDs so I could wear shoes with cleats, which was a great help.
A folding bike, properly set up, should be fine for reasonably long rides.
I was going to try for a century this year on a Zizzo but I am running out of daylight hours. I fly to my bike course, and I don't like to fly at night. I purchased some new derailleur gears for my M310 because I noticed some drag. Maybe they will work?
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