Today I (v2):
#8058
you should see mine, I usually avg 160-175
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#8059
I honestly don't know what it supposed to be. Maybe my HR monitor isn't hooked up right. My blood pressure is usually low, 110/65 around that range [not sure if HR & BP have any correlation].
I definitely pushed myself this ride, but I didn't really feel gassed.
this is usually what I average (again, if its abnormal, maybe my HR monitor isn't lined up right)
#8060
Today I had a ****wad keep honking his horn at me, despite me being allllll the way over. So I took the lane and made him stay behind me. This is my new favorite game.
@AristoNYC I think you and I just have high HRs and I really don't think it's cause for any concern, everyones going to have different HRs
I even clip the 200 mark on some hard efforts.
@AristoNYC I think you and I just have high HRs and I really don't think it's cause for any concern, everyones going to have different HRs
I even clip the 200 mark on some hard efforts.
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#8062
My max heart rate is 215. I can go extended periods of time at 180+. Also from what I understand there is little correlation between fitness level and max heart rate for a normal athlete. Resting heart rate will go down with increased fitness.
#8063
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#8064
Note: I'm also old.
#8065
I wish there werent sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many people there when I rode it a few times. I was going fast but I was all over the place dodging people. It felt more dangerous than riding through Time Square.
#8066
The tourists are the worst part, especially the Europeans since they apparently have no idea on which side of the road you're supposed to be walking on.
#8069
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From: In a van down by the river
Bikes: Bridgestone
this morning after a long night of drinking i went to mcdonalds on the way home and got a steak egg and cheese bagel and a coffee. when i was walking out to my bike this old black guy with a bucket hat and some kind of rods in his hand and maybe a backpack, probably a transient dude was like "that chyo cadillac over there?" "somebody's got a beautiful bicycle!" it made me laugh and smile and say thank you and then he just disappeared. it mightve been morgan freeman/god... not sure. but my bike is kind of a turd so i was like whaat
okay
okay
#8074
Spent all day trying to eliminate a clicking noise from my drivetrain. I was sure it was my chainring/bolts/crankarm. Next I was sure it was my bottom bracket. It can't be my pedal, no way. Swapped my left pedal with my wife's left pedal. Noise was gone. Examined my pedal, all is well. It turns out my left pedal wasn't *quite* tight enough in crankarm. Argh.
At least I can sleep now.
At least I can sleep now.
#8075
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yeah. He knew those guys when they were starting out and he's still friends with the brother of the original guitarist.