So you can post gems like these?

http://www.bikeforums.net/showpost.p...53&postcount=4

:D Did you see that guy in the picture, he looked like a Dbag for sure

I can gaurantee you wouldnt get it all the way out before I stepped in

:rolleyes: :lol:

No, what is ridiculous is that a high school graduate (or graduate equivalent) cannot calculate average speed given total distance and total time.

Please tell me you're some king of mathematical troll.

Perhaps you should quit while you're behind.

And one time...

at badass camp...

So if damaged roof takes 129 man hours to fix, with a 4 man crew, how many days of job site electric service will you have to pay for?

Too late for him I think

From my days of participating in auto rallyes.

60m/T=average speed

m is miles in decimal form, as I believe all bike computers provide it.
T is time in minutes. If your bike computer provides elapsed time, be aware a reading of 1:24.45 would have to be converted to 84.45 minutes, although quite frankly you can round off to 85 minutes.

Quite frankly it isn't a whole lot of money to just buy a bike computer that automatically computes your average speed. Probably any model from $19 and up does.