He will be upset at that email , wonder if he will respond ?
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Brusgaard
Über Guru
- Location
- Skive, Denmark
Randy is out of hospital:
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/team-bkool-cyclechat.144689/post-7055042
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/team-bkool-cyclechat.144689/post-7055042
That's the spirit !
I'm gonna do the Tiny Races this morning - well, I plan to do Race 1 and then see how I feel 
I see @alex_cycles is racing - but unfortunately I am in B now
I see @alex_cycles is racing - but unfortunately I am in B now
alex_cycles
Veteran
- Location
- Oxfordshire
I'm gonna do the Tiny Races this morning - well, I plan to do Race 1 and then see how I feel
I see @alex_cycles is racing - but unfortunately I am in B now
3rd, 5th, 1st, 5th by the time the DQs kick in. The "winner" of races 3 & 4 didn't do 1 & 2 so will get DQed.
I beat David Hivey on a downhill finish
on race 3 with good anvil timing to get gold 
(3rd FAL but 2 DQs)View: https://youtu.be/5s6atv3NrdE?si=4rfN7K81KHfuP4gR&t=570
I wanted to quit after every single race. Glad I kept going though. Great training, but it hurts.
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bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
I raced the Tiny Rcaes today in C. My first races in, well, such a long time. I just aimed to finish and perhaps hang on to the tails of the lead group. I was surprised to see a few names oi thought might have moved up to B and said so if only to ruffle a few feathers. I am sure they had their reasons...
Anyway, against expectations, enjoyed it, although the first start was a bit of a shock, and will proably make it a regular, perhaps with a TTT on a thursday.
Anyway, against expectations, enjoyed it, although the first start was a bit of a shock, and will proably make it a regular, perhaps with a TTT on a thursday.
alex_cycles
Veteran
- Location
- Oxfordshire
Ooh - I didn't see any of that as I have race Chat disabled.
Strangely, after a couple of months in B, CE has put me back in C, but I won't be there for long. I'm expecting to be back in B on 12th September after the DRS prologue race which goes up Fox Hill after 2km (so on fresh legs - a great chance to exceed the zMAP threshold of 4.1).
But until then I'm wreaking havoc in C and loving every minute of it.
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
I am going to have to learn the new draft. I liked not yo yoing but looking at the results i can see i am putting out too much power at the wrong times mainly fearing i will fall off the back.
alex_cycles
Veteran
- Location
- Oxfordshire
Yeah it is a bit different. Pace partners are good to practise that.
mjd1988
Guru
Anyone ever used this website to pick fastest bike for each route? Personalised to whatever level/number of drops you have etc
https://zwifterbikes.web.app/route/col-du-tourmalet
https://zwifterbikes.web.app/route/col-du-tourmalet
alex_cycles
Veteran
- Location
- Oxfordshire
Yep. I use it a lot. It's based on the Zwift Insider data, so it gives you a basic idea based on the number of metres of climb and flat smerged together into averages.
It's good for ball-park, but doesn't take into account drafting etc. so you need to use it intelligently. It's definitely quicker and easier than using the old ZI charts though
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JuhaL
Guru
Legs
usually riding on Zwift...
- Location
- Staffordshire
TBF I doubt a rider as classy as Adrian would give two hoots about a MAMIL chopper no-mark like me targeting one of his KOMs. I didn’t ride the TdF in 1987!Probably banging head on the wall right now
JuhaL
Guru
Adrian also ride some spring classics as well.
