Road bike:
- Thread starter BurlyShirley
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This is teh lounge. Please take the bike conversation to the correct forum.
How does the wind manage to blow in your face both directions?
You're supa fast?
My style is definitely more like the Jan than Lance - more deisel than hyper/turbo. But sometimes I just gotta spin, particularly if I've been spending more time on the mtb than the road, because I get accustomed to turning the smaller gears.
If you're not tracking cadence, pay attention to actual speed. Many times I end up going at least as fast (if not faster) with less perceived effort (otherwise known as "pain") when I shift into a lighter gear/higher cadence after struggling in a bigger gear on a given hill.
If you're not tracking cadence, pay attention to actual speed. Many times I end up going at least as fast (if not faster) with less perceived effort (otherwise known as "pain") when I shift into a lighter gear/higher cadence after struggling in a bigger gear on a given hill.
around a 110 cadence seems to be where i settle in and turn the most watts in a road race....crits are a whole nother story
Are you farking blind? This is the Road Cycling forum, I mean SA, I mean ah... what was I saying?
Are you farking blind? This is the Road Cycling forum, I mean SA, I mean ah... what was I saying?
Folks in the lounge have interests other than lounging.
The wind is evil like that. It shifts so as to always stay in your face. And then there's the sun, pavement as desert...
Because Rex is twisting your head as you go down.
Way to be a dillhole, stalker.
Thanks.....After the way burley has acted, it was deserved.
Post of the week.
Do you still have that homo erotic state trooper moustache and man boobs, Mr Clean?