Show us your.......newbie progress! [4 Sep 2012 - 4 Oct 2014]

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Three "bests" this month, highest average miles per ride 34.99; most Strava feet climbed 49,760 and highest Strava feet per mile of 30.91
Yea but your :wacko::thumbsup:
 
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I got well scalped today, but the bikes were making a heck of a noise both tyre and mechanicals, not that there was anything wrong, is this normal, because mine runs pretty quite apart from a little chain noise on the 52 front and larger rear, and a few rattles like the mini pump and mudguards.
 

fivepence

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Got to get into the habit of doing these stats as its I enjoy reading the wee summary's and seeing peoples progression. I'll never have as many stats as Nigel but for May

Miles 497
Elevation 27717 ft
Avg Spd 16.0 mph

55 Strava feet per mile which is up from the norm given my YTD stat in signature but well goals will be goals - Will try beat all three in June ^_^
 
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Got to get into the habit of doing these stats as its I enjoy reading the wee summary's and seeing peoples progression. I'll never have as many stats as Nigel but for May

Miles 497
Elevation 27717 ft
Avg Spd 16.0 mph

55 Strava feet per mile which is up from the norm given my YTD stat in signature but well goals will be goals - Will try beat all three in June ^_^
Maybe not, but all mine come from just a few basic inputs distance, time, cad, H.R and elevation, I do include other stuff like temp, wind & direction if it rained, but from the core data you can work out most of the other stuff, besides your faster than me. ^_^
 

moo

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North London
Just did my first 50 miler, which is 30 miles longer than my previous best. Considering I could barely do 5 miles at the start of this year I'm quite happy to have done 50 in under 3 hours. Definately not doing it more than once a week tho :smile:

http://www.strava.com/activities/147846807

I could probably have gone a bit faster with a few days rest. My legs felt tired from the start, but I've been putting this attempt off for too long to let that stop me.
 
Just did my first 50 miler, which is 30 miles longer than my previous best. Considering I could barely do 5 miles at the start of this year I'm quite happy to have done 50 in under 3 hours. Definately not doing it more than once a week tho :smile:

http://www.strava.com/activities/147846807

I could probably have gone a bit faster with a few days rest. My legs felt tired from the start, but I've been putting this attempt off for too long to let that stop me.
An amazing leap. WHn I put my 50 miler I had done a number of 40 + mile runs where I ended up too tired too tired to add a few extra miles at the end. Still only done one rider over the 50's (74 miles) due to time, but Fri/Sat did 51 and 46 in conscutive days.
So just keep going you will improve - you seem to be getting there
 
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Just did my first 50 miler, which is 30 miles longer than my previous best. Considering I could barely do 5 miles at the start of this year I'm quite happy to have done 50 in under 3 hours. Definitely not doing it more than once a week tho :smile:

http://www.strava.com/activities/147846807

I could probably have gone a bit faster with a few days rest. My legs felt tired from the start, but I've been putting this attempt off for too long to let that stop me.
I would be more than happy with 50 miles @ over 17mph especially with that increase in distance the first one I did took me 4 months before I did it and @ 13.5mph
http://www.strava.com/activities/25588210.

@AndyPeace :sad: its not easy if you have other commitments 1162Km is still some riding, first time I did 1000Km same month as the previous link Oct 2012 I did it at avg of 13.4mph, but the rides were a little tougher than those I do currently.
 
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