What is the average speed of this forum?
 

What is the average speed of this forum? Is the terrain hilly? Is there a deli stop?

Has anything changed or is it still the same mix of repetitively banal topics, fred hand-wringing and road-nazi head banging?

32 words per minute

That is a lot of typing.

Over 9000

What's the best frame material?




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How's the dog ?

One page 1 you'll find a nice appetizer in the form of a helmet debate.

For the main course you have a choice of whether rotating weight and micro-acceleration is a thing, or will carbon explode.

Then for desert, various juicy inquiries of which is best between a 2013 giant defy expert vs 2014 specialized roubaix comp tiagra or some such

Infinite Monkeys

70 wpm here. 😀

12 parsecs.

Faster than Sagan. They all claim to NEED the 50/11 combination or they spin out ;-)

Some are pretty average, some are mean.

Whatever the speed, the Strava estimated power is definitely low.

This morning it is 38.1 Mbps on the download and a lowly 12.3 on the upload.

Since I'm a eunuch kind of guy thanks to prostate cancer, I'm shooting for 17.5mph for 23 hours at 2018 Bike Sebring 12/22 Hours RAAM Qualifier if my Gleason 10 does get me before then. Live for the moment people since you NEVER KNOW.

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Yes.

88 jigawatts.

There is nothing new under the sun. Plus ça change and all that. ..
And to the OP, my guess for the forum as a whole, all rides under all conditions, would be 15.75 mph, 22.25' elevation gained per mile and yes, often as not.

27.2 km/h this morning on mix of gravel and road for, somewhat hilly, for 66 km. Could have been higher, but the damn gravel and hills slowed me down.:D

8:30/mile for 8.30 miles running yesterday

Currently typing 50 wpm.

Sometimes I walk on my treadmill while watching TV at 4.5 mph.

Usually drive 10 km/h over the posted speed limit when traffic is clear. I'm told cops bother stopping you at that speed.

33 WPM with 33 mistakes at 400 watts.

Higher cadence would reduce the mistakes.

Hrmm so semi serious question here....never 'trained' before...just rode to ride. But looking at doing some beginner rackng this year. How hard should you be going during intervals? For a scale....an effort of 1 for me would be sub 15mph, or intentionally going slow, 20mph is about my max sustainable speed over a decent amount of time. Or should intervals be flat out sprints?

My bikes go up to 11.