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@Supersuperleeds
it's just a screen grab from excel
it's just a screen grab from excel
I get quite a few high readings, over 200 sometime, use the gears to maintain about the same cadence, thats what gears are for, and why bikes have so many, there are times when I find a two tooth difference is too much, this is why I prefer triples over compacts as you can have really close groupings even on 7 (like my old thing) and 8sp and superfine on 9 and 10 sp's.My max cadence was 160 rpm!! Perhaps a little too fast.
I think the issue was because I couldn't change gears, I was stuck in either middle or high on the front, but couldn't easily swap between them, so I tended to stay in high. Was a struggle up the hills, but fun on the way down!
Hopefully the LBS should sort it out tomorrow and I'll try again with a full range of gears.
@Supersuperleeds
it's just a screen grab from excel
Sorry,I meant the improvement in speed would not be as impressive, not the presentation of the graph.
You sure it's not you that's creaking?Anyway my new seat post is here off to fit it. you watch I bet it still creaks.
Amazing improvement. It really puts things into perspective when you look back several months. About 30% improvement!My fav segment improvement today.
http://www.strava.com/activities/75130315#1493371334
17.3mph first time I did it 13.8 last Nov.
Sorry,
I am stuck about 15.6mph for the last three month (including this one), but that includes all rides, the few commutes I do little trips to the docs ect. I am 0.1mph faster than last (currently) both with 43.22ft/mile pretty much the same avg elevation 1574ft last 1597ft this with 36.41mile/day last and this 36.94miles/day. The biggest difference is in the gear " down from 66.06in to 64.55in and an increase in cadence from 79.3rpm to 81.7rpm. This is what I am trying to work on this month.
You sure it's not you that's creaking?
It might be my knees.You sure it's not you that's creaking?
Welcome @Stonechat
I think @Nigelnaturist picked up some MTB style shoes he's happy with, or use the search bar and some results will pop up for sure. One thing I have noticed is how people talk about different brands have different sizes, so going to a shop and trying them on may be beneficial for you, even if you end up buying them online afterwards
YEs I intend to go to the Sigma shop as I want to try. My feet seemslightly unpredictable with any shoes and can be between 7, 7 1/2 and 8