Don't forget to use those commutes for some HIIT and do some hike a bikes.
You’re confusing me with someone who wants to do anything other than barely survive. No interest whatsoever in my times or result, just making it through
You're mistaking me for someone who thinks you could ever be competitive....You’re confusing me with someone who wants to do anything other than barely survive. No interest whatsoever in my times or result, just making it through
FWIW, I picked up a bronze at DH nationals in about 2002. I’m 98% sure there was a mistake in the timing, but cussed if they’re getting the medal back.
Needs lower steps.
That was a hard day on the bike, lots of cool tracks. Mos Def was a highlight.I just did the Tas Gravity Enduro round 2 at Maydena, and it was certainly a solid day.
We did 5 stages. 2,038m descending and 1,176m climbing (we were shuttled to the top for the first stage) 27.5km and a total time of 5hrs, riding time and about 3 1/4hrs actual riding time.
If the Trans Tas is anything like this it will be a solid five days
Well...I did in 2002.
I agree, that Moss Def/Tinder stage was awesome! I liked the Beach Babe section and even Outer Limits despite the big climb up to and back out of that stage
The only issue with Moss Def was that i was rather tired by that stage and didn't have the energy to enjoy it to its full.I agree, that Moss Def/Tinder stage was awesome! I liked the Beach Babe section and even Outer Limits despite the big climb up to and back out of that stage
Yeah, my legs were definitely feeling pretty cooked by that stage. lol
Stop sandbagging and put a hot lap inBeen doing lots of km, without stops where possible, then doing the loop from my house every couple of days as a yardstick of my fitness.
Used to generally take me about 1h30 of riding time with some stops for the 18km.
Start of last week I put in a hot lap without stops at 1h22.
Smashed that a few days later with a 1h19.
Took out the alpine a couple of days ago. Love how it pedals, smashed out a 1h15 and reckoned that’s about as fast as I could push it.
Went out tonight on the Tranny again after adding a goat link to improve shifting on the 10-46 cassette. Wasn’t playing well, couldn’t get into the 46 and the 40 was playing up a bit, so I just had to grind the pinch climbs.
Felt great, wasn’t expecting a great time.
1h09
Jesus fkn christ. The biggest wheels you're prepared to surrender to are going to be faster. It might not be fun. But it will be faster.Been doing lots of km, without stops where possible, then doing the loop from my house every couple of days as a yardstick of my fitness.
Used to generally take me about 1h30 of riding time with some stops for the 18km.
Start of last week I put in a hot lap without stops at 1h22.
Smashed that a few days later with a 1h19.
Took out the alpine a couple of days ago. Love how it pedals, smashed out a 1h15 and reckoned that’s about as fast as I could push it.
Went out tonight on the Tranny again after adding a goat link to improve shifting on the 10-46 cassette. Wasn’t playing well, couldn’t get into the 46 and the 40 was playing up a bit, so I just had to grind the pinch climbs.
Felt great, wasn’t expecting a great time.
1h09
