Training/base milage on a fixed gear
09-25-07, 06:30 AM
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Training/base milage on a fixed gear
Well as the title goes, any benefit to this? i have a fixie and i'm thinking of saving my road bike when the weather gets worse and just riding on fixed.
Any particular reason why i shouldn't or in fact should ?
One thing is, base milage is supposed to set a reference point for your body as i hear and if i'm doing it for my first road racing season maybe i shouldn't make that reference point on a fixed gear.
anyhow, thoughts?
Any particular reason why i shouldn't or in fact should ?
One thing is, base milage is supposed to set a reference point for your body as i hear and if i'm doing it for my first road racing season maybe i shouldn't make that reference point on a fixed gear.
anyhow, thoughts?
09-25-07, 06:41 AM
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Well as the title goes, any benefit to this? i have a fixie and i'm thinking of saving my road bike when the weather gets worse and just riding on fixed.
Any particular reason why i shouldn't or in fact should ?
One thing is, base milage is supposed to set a reference point for your body as i hear and if i'm doing it for my first road racing season maybe i shouldn't make that reference point on a fixed gear.
anyhow, thoughts?
Any particular reason why i shouldn't or in fact should ?
One thing is, base milage is supposed to set a reference point for your body as i hear and if i'm doing it for my first road racing season maybe i shouldn't make that reference point on a fixed gear.
anyhow, thoughts?
