MS 150 Pedal to the Point
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so the rapscallion lucklust inspired me... Anybody have an opinion on whether i could survive this ride on a fixie?
https://www.nationalmssociety.org/OHA...efault.asp?g=6
My fitness level is not great, I'd have to stop smoking for sure, butI've got a month to prep for it. How hard is a 75 mile fixie ride gonna be? Two 75 mile rides in two days? Finally, anyone interested in perhaps getting a team together? It would be weird to be the only one showing up on a fixie... Drop your thoughts
https://www.nationalmssociety.org/OHA...efault.asp?g=6
My fitness level is not great, I'd have to stop smoking for sure, butI've got a month to prep for it. How hard is a 75 mile fixie ride gonna be? Two 75 mile rides in two days? Finally, anyone interested in perhaps getting a team together? It would be weird to be the only one showing up on a fixie... Drop your thoughts
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as hard as you want it to be...
assuming your geared properly for your terrain, and you take it at a relaxed pace, you can ride forever. If your geared improperly or ride beyond your abilities, you might not last 10 miles.
Theres a reason the elderly and quite-overweight people can complete these things...and it aint because they've got gears.
assuming your geared properly for your terrain, and you take it at a relaxed pace, you can ride forever. If your geared improperly or ride beyond your abilities, you might not last 10 miles.
Theres a reason the elderly and quite-overweight people can complete these things...and it aint because they've got gears.