Just had a 26.37 mile ride round the country lanes, I haven't mastered my trip meter yet so tend to drop my results into Excel to get my average speed.
Here is a very basic spreadsheet if anybody wants it.
"Brian Day" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Just had a 26.37 mile ride round the country lanes, I haven't mastered my trip meter yet so tend to drop my results into Excel to get my average speed.
Here is a very basic spreadsheet if anybody wants it.
Brian Have you read your manual ;-)? Most cycling computers have avg/min/max speed etc as well as multiple trip meters. Can recommend Cateye devices, 7 years later it's still great. Joe
Have you read your manual ;-)? Most cycling computers have avg/min/max speed etc as well as multiple trip meters. Can recommend Cateye devices, 7 years later it's still great.
Though as Mr. Larrington pointed out recently the averager is only good for journeys of around 24 hours or less. If you're into stupidly long rides this is mildly annoying.
Have you read your manual ;-)? Most cycling computers have avg/min/max speed etc as well as multiple trip meters. Can recommend Cateye devices, 7 years later it's still great.
Though as Mr. Larrington pointed out recently the averager is only good for journeys of around 24 hours or less. If you're into stupidly long rides this is mildly annoying.
-- Dave...
No one would be that stupid would they ? Surely not.