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Nigelnaturist
Location
Pontefract
Not so sure after the way I felt this morning Nigel. Lol. Nearly came to a halt at one point!
Overall though, I don't think I maybe lost quite as much as I thought I would.
We all get like that even when cycling a lot, I know after two weeks off I work harder as it shows in the HR , though it doesn't always feel like it, at the moment I seem to be going backwards in terms of speed, but when I have looked at it its actually been quite harder per day than in recent months, all be it marginal.
 

stevey

Guru
Location
sutton coldfield
Echo what @Nigelnaturist says well done guys :thumbsup:
 

Mo1959

Legendary Member
On a lighter note I have just ordered one of these. Glad I can start to have a bit of a laugh about it now!

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Mo1959

Legendary Member
Back from an early ride with Mrs Brrrr and so foggy the bikes were all covered in condensation and so we're the leggings and helmets.
I am pleased that although it was not fast I feel like I have done nothing, and the Mrs has discovered that she needs some proper autumn./winter clothing bless her she was froze.
When are we seeing her in here and on Strava? ^_^
 

SpokeyDokey

68, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
Moderator
15.02 miles / 1342' ascent / 11.9 mpg av'.

Low average speed as this was almost entirely on twisty, wet and leafy lanes. You get very little upside in terms of speed on the descents on these routes - at least that's how I console myself. :laugh:

Lots of mud and cow crap on the roads too - had a rear wheel shimmy on one section that caught me by surprise. :ohmy:

RWGPS experts - my ride time was 01:15:37 in GC (which is right as I was riding about hour and a quarter) and I never stopped at all. However in RWGPS it gives me over 9 minutes stoppage time (and corresponding hike in av' speed to 13.6 mph which I like :smile:) - but where did the 9 minutes come from?

For those about to ride - (apart from saluting you), do stay safe.
 
A crisp cold and very foggy morning here, so time to bolt the T3 to the trainer for a 30 min blast. Went for a higher intensity but shorter ride this time (30 mins).
 
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moo

Veteran
Location
North London
RWGPS experts - my ride time was 01:15:37 in GC (which is right as I was riding about hour and a quarter) and I never stopped at all. However in RWGPS it gives me over 9 minutes stoppage time (and corresponding hike in av' speed to 13.6 mph which I like :smile:) - but where did the 9 minutes come from?

Loss of GPS signal maybe. Were you running front lights at the time? The PWM in modern LED lights can cause interference with wireless devices.
 

Rustybucket

Veteran
Location
South Coast
Loss of GPS signal maybe. Were you running front lights at the time? The PWM in modern LED lights can cause interference with wireless devices.

I think I get this happening to me too. My last ride showed that I reached over 45mph and I know I didn't go that fast! I might buy the new garmin speed and cadence monitor to solve this.
 

SpokeyDokey

68, & my GP says I will officially be old at 70!
Moderator
Loss of GPS signal maybe. Were you running front lights at the time? The PWM in modern LED lights can cause interference with wireless devices.

Thanks for the reply Moo - but I don't think that was it as i have the full record on Garmin Connect with the actual time pretty much as per my wrist watch.

It was only when I uploaded to RWGPS that the error appeared.

No front lights btw but thanks for the heads-up.
 
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