200w I was struggling to get 150. When you are a mammoth it's hard to pedal fast enough to catch up to the weight and also put some power down.
That answers my question!200w I was struggling to get 150. When you are a mammoth it's hard to pedal fast enough to catch up to the weight and also put some power down.
The little bump about 3/4 of the way down hurt
Didn't know if it was set up for anyone to use and just an average profile
52/11 @100rpm and still only getting 100-150w. I cocked up with no pedalling and 0w at one stage and ground to a halt.
ErmmmDidn't know if it was set up for anyone to use and just an average profile
Great effort when starting late and not getting in a draft anyway. Beer 🍻 timeErmmm
It may have been adjusted
Yeah I think it's the very high cadence producing all the power well that coupled with the fear of dropping out of the pack, I think you should be ok though on the FTP front as Garmin needs 20mins and Bkool 30mins to set a new one.
Still 0. 0 was watching va a tablet just out of view.
Video available here in just a bit. Unfortunately I dropped the chain, just when launching the sprint at the end, and momentarily dropped from 320w+ to 143w.
Think I might have touched the left shifter, and these Di2 shifters doesn't require much to shift... I was able to get back on the big ring, but @AndyMacca had already gained enough to keep me behind him, despite me going at 700w+...
View: https://youtu.be/faQTH0c4hQc
Cheers - It's good to be competitive for one stage a month, and actually ride in a group for a change.
I was just commenting to my wife, who is actually interested in all this, that it was hugely commendable that you always do all the stages and not just the one you can hope to win. It looked, from way back up the mountain like a great race at the front tonight. Glad you enjoyed it.
You crushed it,we were lucky for a random to come along and help us get back to you for a bit then you dropped us on that small bump before the last drop. Kudos!
