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  1. This morning I cycled the 2.6 mile route to work at 11.1 mph, which is a
    personal best ever. I've only once before managed to get into double
    figures, so that's a 10% increase over my previous best. May not be fast by
    other people's standards, but it's 20% faster than at the start of the year,
    so I'm pleased.
    --
    I have a theory about the human mind. A brain is a lot like a computer.
    It will only take so many facts, and then it will go on overload and blow up.
    Erma Bombeck
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  2. On 07/05/2005 18:37:17 Steph Peters said:

    This morning I cycled the 2.6 mile route to work at 11.1 mph, which is a
    personal best ever. I've only once before managed to get into double
    figures, so that's a 10% increase over my previous best. May not be fast
    by other people's standards, but it's 20% faster than at the start of the
    year, so I'm pleased.

    Well done, in cycling you should only ever measure performance against
    yourself, and you are obviously improving.

    --

    Buck

    I would rather be out on my Catrike

    http://www.catrike.co.uk

  3. Buck said:


    On 07/05/2005 18:37:17 Steph Peters said:

    This morning I cycled the 2.6 mile route to work at 11.1 mph, which is a
    personal best ever. I've only once before managed to get into double
    figures, so that's a 10% increase over my previous best. May not be fast
    by other people's standards, but it's 20% faster than at the start of the
    year, so I'm pleased.

    Well done, in cycling you should only ever measure performance against
    yourself, and you are obviously improving.

    Congrats :thumbsup: - My gf is thinking about cycling for her commute,
    mine in long enough to require a change of clothes etc, however hers
    would be similar to yours. What are your view on clothing for that kind
    of distance??

    cheers
    --
    Kinesin

    (clear the weather to reply)

  4. Kinesin of said:

    Congrats :thumbsup: - My gf is thinking about cycling for her commute,
    mine in long enough to require a change of clothes etc, however hers
    would be similar to yours. What are your view on clothing for that kind
    of distance??

    Thanks. Now don't laugh, but the 2.6 miles is one of the medium ways round
    to work, I actually live just 0.7 miles away. I cycle in my normal work
    clothes, wearing a waterproof when it's cold and putting the waterproof in
    the pannier in better weather. I have SPD pedals so I wear the Shimano
    sandals on the bike and keep a pair of non-bike shoes under the desk.
    Sometimes I plan a lunchtime ride so on those days I take a pair of bike
    shorts to change into. But generally I'll ride up to 10 miles in whatever I
    happen to have on, so long as it isn't a tight skirt.

    It has to be said that my work environment is jeans and T shirt, so my usual
    blouse and skirt is smarter than most people there.
    --
    I have a theory about the human mind. A brain is a lot like a computer.
    It will only take so many facts, and then it will go on overload and blow up.
    Erma Bombeck
    Steph Peters delete invalid from [email hidden]
    Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm>

  5. Steph Peters said:

    This morning I cycled the 2.6 mile route to work at 11.1 mph, which is a
    personal best ever.

    Unless you're competing at the highest level (TDF)
    PB's are the ONLY measure that matters.

    BugBear

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