Perhaps because I didn't cut my teeth on a high performance road bike and
I've always been more of a commuter/errand runner, I've noticed riding with
other cyclist friends (who are in much better fitness than I) I am always
falling off the back-
yet I don't really mind. Since getting my Hilborn
I've been telling myself to ride like this, because it makes it much easier
to get out on the bike on a cold, windy, grey day. I tell myself: dammit
man! Don't worry about speed, ambling along is better than nothing! And I
did 25 miles yesterday. Have to repeat it today, though: 10*F this morning
a
Ditto for the 10-11 mph average... Although my 2013 goal is to do those
more often...
René
On Wednesday, January 2, 2013, Peter Morgano wrote:
> I only average about 11mph but in South Brooklyn there is a headwind of
> about 15mph on one leg of my trips 99% of the time and I am not
> "aerodynami
That's my average speed, no matter if I want to go faster or not!
On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 10:23 AM, René Sterental wrote:
> Ditto for the 10-11 mph average... Although my 2013 goal is to do those
> more often...
>
> René
>
>
> On Wednesday, January 2, 2013, Peter Morgano wrote:
>
>> I only avera
Interesting. On my errand rides my iPhone Cyclemeter app usually records
~12 mph clock running over largely residential streets, but there are so
many variables that "average" is not a useful tool. Eg, yesterday's 12 mile
return leg recorded 11.9 but that included a 5-to-10 minute stop to adjust
a
On Wed, 2013-01-02 at 12:47 -0700, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> Interesting. On my errand rides my iPhone Cyclemeter app usually
> records ~12 mph clock running over largely residential streets, but
> there are so many variables that "average" is not a useful tool. Eg,
> yesterday's 12 mile return leg re
