Impressed by some of the rides you guys do, I decided to map my famous 1.4 mile ride to work to show you the sheer hell I go through to get there and back.
I start off at an ear popping 42 feet above sea level. Within .14 of a mile, this gains a whole 12 inches to 43 feet before the feet off the pedals, whooping, decent to 39 feet at just over .2 of a mile. The route then takes a torturous steady uphill climb peaking at a huge 62 feet above sea level (my, the view from up here!) at around 1.14 miles. Thankfully the remainder of the ride takes me a steady downhill to 47 feet above sea level at the the end. Exciting???? Don't forget I have to do it all again to get home.
Next time you are out on a ride in the mountains, spare a thought for me as I puff my way to work and back 5 days a week!
I start off at an ear popping 42 feet above sea level. Within .14 of a mile, this gains a whole 12 inches to 43 feet before the feet off the pedals, whooping, decent to 39 feet at just over .2 of a mile. The route then takes a torturous steady uphill climb peaking at a huge 62 feet above sea level (my, the view from up here!) at around 1.14 miles. Thankfully the remainder of the ride takes me a steady downhill to 47 feet above sea level at the the end. Exciting???? Don't forget I have to do it all again to get home.
Next time you are out on a ride in the mountains, spare a thought for me as I puff my way to work and back 5 days a week!