For the benefit of American and British readers 12km is nearly 7.5
miles. I rode half a mile short of that distance today; I was so "not
tired" at the end of my 3.5 mile park ride that when I got to the
finish, I rode straight past my car and took a second lap.
I did about seven miles (or 11.2km) in 1 hour 20 minutes, twice the
distance of anything I've done previously. Amazingly I was still "not
tired" when I saw my car again, but due to other commitments I had no
time to take a third lap. Maybe next time...
Mikefule said:Might be a little harder if you have great big long MUni cranks and a
big fat squidgy Muni tyre, but it should be easily doable in an hour or
slightly more.
On my Muni, the cranks are only 150mm and the tyre is only a 2.6" Kenda
Kinetics, so there are tiny optimisations to favour distance as opposed
to super technical terrain.
The only issue I had was on the finishing straight of the second lap, a
certain part of my body that a saddle is made for began to feel red
hot. I had to stand up for a bit...
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