Riding my first century this coming Sunday, 9/7/03 and wanted to
knnow whats a good time, I average 16 mph on hills and this
would be on a flat route any ideas? Im aiming for 6 1/2 or 7 hrs
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Ed Roy
Riding my first century this coming Sunday, 9/7/03 and wanted to
knnow whats a good time, I average 16 mph on hills and this
would be on a flat route any ideas? Im aiming for 6 1/2 or 7 hrsDid my last one in 4 hours, 16 min, fast depends on you & your group. That one was done with a fast group, the one a month before was done almost all solo, and took 5 1/4 hours.
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Originally posted by Ed Roy
Riding my first century this coming Sunday, 9/7/03 and wanted to
knnow whats a good time, I average 16 mph on hills and this
would be on a flat route any ideas? Im aiming for 6 1/2 or 7 hrs16 MPH up hills, or overall on hilly rides? If it's up hills, and they're real hills (7% plus) then you're a monster and I'm afraid of you.
I'm a non-competitive, recreational rider. I do maybe 8-10 centuries a year, and a few longer rides. My centuries vary from 6 - 9 hours, depending on terrain and when in the season they come up. A fast flat century for me might be 5 hours on the bike, plus an hour eating or waiting in line at porta-potties.
Good luck,
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thanx guys
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Originally posted by Ed Roy
thanx guysAre you doing the Flattest Century in the East? I'm doing that one too, and I hope to finish in under 7 hours, including stops. But it does depend on other facotrs such as headwinds and how fast my group is riding.
Lisa -
Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Ed Roy
Riding my first century this coming Sunday, 9/7/03 and wanted to
knnow whats a good time, I average 16 mph on hills and this
would be on a flat route any ideas? Im aiming for 6 1/2 or 7 hrsMaybe a stupid question.
What's a century ?
100 km ? -
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Originally posted by Cobblestone
Maybe a stupid question.
What's a century ?
100 km ?Given that the original poster uses mph for his speed measurement, I'm guessing he means 100 miles, or around 160.9km.
(tip - try entering "100 miles to kilometers" into Google's search box some time)
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Originally posted by lweissmann
Are you doing the Flattest Century in the East? I'm doing that one too, and I hope to finish in under 7 hours, including stops. But it does depend on other facotrs such as headwinds and how fast my group is riding.
LisaFlorida, flat but very window, headwind back. There was a group back faster then mine, lots of CAT1 & Cat2 racers.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by lweissmann
Are you doing the Flattest Century in the East? I'm doing that one too, and I hope to finish in under 7 hours, including stops. But it does depend on other facotrs such as headwinds and how fast my group is riding.
LisaYes Lisa Im doing the Flattest Century in the East,
my first time, I aiming for 7 hrs too have a great ride,
ed
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