craven2354
Well-Known Member
I don't commute my tools wouldn't fit on the back of my bike
So you don't know the start/ends of segments when commuting and increase your speed appropriately?
My bro's a joiner and he's really got into this cycling m'larky; when he has a constant secure site he's taken to leaving the tools at work occasionally and cycle commuting.I don't commute my tools wouldn't fit on the back of my bike
What are peoples' tactics for doing segments?
Recce 1st, then balls out? wind direction? general hard ride?
I was going to ask something similar. All my PR's come on a very fast or fastest commutes, which naturally come about mainly due to a favourable wind and weather and how I am feeling. The problem I have is that I am always going at a set level of energy output which I would guestimate at around 75-85% of max. If I get in to a bit of SCR I can up that, but couldn't do it day in and day out. Also I am now saving myself a bit so I can still enjoy a ride at the weekend.What are peoples' tactics for doing segments?
Recce 1st, then balls out? wind direction? general hard ride?
So I guess my question is do any of you take it easy inbetween segements, to then go balls out and then rest again until the next one? I find it really difficult to change my mindset as I am always targetting the overall time and average speed which is now a habit.
recce 1st, if wind is a potential factor for a good time, then I'll wait for favorable wind, if it's more down to traffic levels and lights, then i'll do it day after day after day after day until I hit the light sequence just right.What are peoples' tactics for doing segments?
Recce 1st, then balls out? wind direction? general hard ride?
What are peoples' tactics for doing segments?
I use the car .. KOM everytime!
Tried to use the wind to my advantage today (and a tow form a bus and pizza delivery boy).. only got me 10th :/