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Hybrid 7500

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  1. I have a Trek 7500 hybrid. It weighs about 30 pounds with tires slightly wider than a road bike and
    80 psi, etc, etc. If I average 17 mph on a typical 40 mile rolling hill ride, what will my average
    speed increase to if I upgrade to a road bike?

  2. Pat-<< It weighs about 30 pounds with tires slightly wider than a road bike and 80 psi, etc, etc. If
    I average 17 mph on a typical 40 mile rolling hill ride, what will my average speed increase to if I
    upgrade to a road bike?

    Or put 23c road tires onto the hybrid...

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  3. "Pat Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I have a Trek 7500 hybrid. It weighs about 30 pounds with tires slightly wider than a road bike
    and 80 psi, etc, etc. If I average 17 mph on a typical 40 mile rolling hill ride, what will my
    average speed increase to if I upgrade to a road bike?

    Heisenberg Uncertainly Principle

    You have just written the road biking equivalent. Far too many variables and unknowns to arrive at
    an answer.

    I ride my 28 pound rain bike all winter with 25mm tires. It goes slow.

    I ride my 17 pound race bike all summer with 23mm tires. It goes fast.

    Take a test ride - you'll notice a substancial difference. With the same effort - I'd guess I get an
    extra 3-4 mph out out of the race bike.

    -a

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