Age, Height, Weight,
#26
65 yrs. old
6'0"
225 lbs.
Was 275 in 2001, but having a hell of a time dropping below 220. Fast on flats and downhill; miserable on hills.
Ride between 150 and 190 miles per week. Average weekday ride is around 40-50 miles, 16.5 mph, 2,000 ft. climbing. Avg. weekend ride is 65 - 90 miles, 16.5 mph, 3,000 ft. climbing
Last two rides: Saturday and Monday.
6'0"
225 lbs.
Was 275 in 2001, but having a hell of a time dropping below 220. Fast on flats and downhill; miserable on hills.
Ride between 150 and 190 miles per week. Average weekday ride is around 40-50 miles, 16.5 mph, 2,000 ft. climbing. Avg. weekend ride is 65 - 90 miles, 16.5 mph, 3,000 ft. climbing
Last two rides: Saturday and Monday.
#28
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 300
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From: Prince Albert, SK - Canada
Bikes: 1993 Trek 520 Touring, 2009 Globe SF 2, 2011 Giant Dash 3, 2011 GT Traffic 3.0, 2011 GT Traffic 5.0, 2012 GT Aggressor 3.0, 2014 Surface 604 Element
56 - 5'7" - 165 lbs.
Commute on hybrid 20 km return - average 4 days/week. 3 or 4 "fitness rides" / week on flat bar road bike or single speed - average 20 - 30 km in 60 - 90 min.
Grocery run on utility bike twice a week- 5 to 10 km.
Commute on hybrid 20 km return - average 4 days/week. 3 or 4 "fitness rides" / week on flat bar road bike or single speed - average 20 - 30 km in 60 - 90 min.
Grocery run on utility bike twice a week- 5 to 10 km.
#31
56
5'7"
168 lbs
2 years experience
Solo speeds:
- 20 to 21 mph on 25 mile flat rides
- 18 mph on flatish/rolling rides (including centuries and doubles)
- 17 mph if there are bigger hills.
(I'm SO f'n bad on hills - must be that 168 lbs...
)
5'7"
168 lbs
2 years experience
Solo speeds:
- 20 to 21 mph on 25 mile flat rides
- 18 mph on flatish/rolling rides (including centuries and doubles)
- 17 mph if there are bigger hills.
(I'm SO f'n bad on hills - must be that 168 lbs...
)
Last edited by DGlenday; 07-16-13 at 01:26 PM.
#36
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Joined: May 2012
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From: The old Northwest Coast.
Bikes: 1973 Motobecane Grand Jubilee, 1981 Centurion Super LeMans, 2010 Gary Fisher Wahoo, 2003 Colnago Dream Lux, 2014 Giant Defy 1, 2015 Framed Bikes Minnesota 3.0, several older family Treks
#41
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 29,413
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From: In the foothills of Los Angeles County
I'm 59, 6'2", and 205#. Saturday did a club ride of 90 miles with 7000 feet of climbing and it was hot toward the end.
Never been fast, never will be, but I have a good time on the rides.
Never been fast, never will be, but I have a good time on the rides.
#42
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Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 1,344
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From: monroe (sw) wi
Bikes: cannondale 400st, dean el diente, specialized hybrid
#43
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: In the foothills of Los Angeles County
#44
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 3,839
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From: Canada, PG BC
Bikes: 27 speed ORYX with over 39,000Kms on it and another 14,000KMs with a BionX E-Assist on it
6", 60yo, & currently 216. With a 46" chest and 26" pit to pit all aero efforts and slammed stems are pretty much a waste of time with me, I'm like a sail in the wind at 20mph & burn watts like crazy, at 30mph I suspect I would rotate and start flying. I am a terror in spin class though.
#45
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Lebanon (Liberty Hill), CT
Bikes: Canyon Aeroad, CAAD 12, MASI Gran Criterium S, Colnago World Cup CX, Guru steel & Guru Photon
#47
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Joined: May 2012
Posts: 457
Likes: 1
From: Harlingen, TX Warmshowers Host
Bikes: Fuji, Specialized, Surly, BMC
Hey Dudelsack,
My youngest son just moved to western Kentucky. For now, somewhere around Mayfield I think... He defected from Texas for some girl...go figure
Probably be a good thing for him.
Anyway, assuming you're in Kentucky?
I'll send you a PM when I visit and then we can see who is lying! Or compare lies, even better yet
I bet the hills will kick my butt if I can find a way to ride when I visit. We just have heat, wind and humidity where I ride, no hills.
My youngest son just moved to western Kentucky. For now, somewhere around Mayfield I think... He defected from Texas for some girl...go figure
Probably be a good thing for him.Anyway, assuming you're in Kentucky?
I'll send you a PM when I visit and then we can see who is lying! Or compare lies, even better yet
I bet the hills will kick my butt if I can find a way to ride when I visit. We just have heat, wind and humidity where I ride, no hills.
#48
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: West Coast of Wisconsin
Bikes: 2011 Surly LHT 2005 LeMond Zurich
#50
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Joined: Nov 2011
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From: Owings Mills, Maryland
Bikes: 2011 Trek 8.4 DS hybrid; 2012 Felt F-75 road bike; 1990 Specialized Stumpjumper MTB; 1992 Guerciotti road bike (inactive)






