On the TV program about the Highlands and Islands one of the riders said something very similar to this, except his imagery was a bit more poetic. He used the word "arc" and never used the word "toilet".Once you get past a certain percentage completed on a long ride IME you become focused on finishing and just want it to be over, it's probably the same effect as the one that, when you need the toilet, allows you to hold it in for ages, but as soon as you're outside your own front door fumbling with the keys it becomes a matter of life and death. Saying that I've never ridden more than 250km in a day before so YMMV
I'm not a poetOn the TV program about the Highlands and Islands one of the riders said something very similar to this, except his imagery was a bit more poetic. He used the word "arc" and never used the word "toilet".
Basically he said that all rides have a beginning, a middle and an end. It's just that the beginning of one ride may be bigger than some other whole rides.
Je suis desolé monsieur, je ne comprends pas.Are the Pyrenees near the Lakes then?
Interestingly I was browsing the Member section of the Audax website at lunch and I noticed this:
Super Randonneur No
There aren't enough chapeaux in the worldYou've not got it ... yet.
Me, I got mine (just): http://www.aukweb.net/results/detail/this/listride/?Rider=4944
You've not got it ... yet.
Me, I got mine (just): http://www.aukweb.net/results/detail/this/listride/?Rider=4944
I got a nice season end 110k on sunday to do. Except it's 77k's to get there and 77k's back.
Thank gawd weather is looking good.
Yeah there was a few who rode to the start of the 200 on Sunday from near and far (and presumably home) - nuts.
Yeah there was a few who rode to the start of the 200 on Sunday from near and far (and presumably home) - nuts.
My last 300km audax
http://www.strava.com/activities/279506955
because it's was a PBP qualifier, the time was 20 hours despite it being over length. Note the start time and the elapsed time. Phew!!
If you did 200km in 12 hours, you'll do the 300 in 20 no problems, unless you get sick of the bike after 250km.It might just be that I am tired today, but what does this mean please?
Distance:
300 km in 20h00
Date:
Saturday 16th April 2016
Time:
06:00 to finish by + 02:00
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It's only "nuts" because you've not got used to it yet![]()
This was my 300km - https://www.strava.com/activities/287885165 - I got into a very fast group on the front who were aiming for under 12 hour ....
... we took 12 hours, 5 minutes
Mind you, my first 300k on PBP was done in 11h 45m![]()