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

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.
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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?






