Originally posted by OceanBlue
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Cycling Miscellany
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I've done a lot of running just because of my job. I love how much easier cycling is on the body.
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19 miles with little wind and low temps. For the first time I did not feel like this was a challenge. Time for a longer ride. If the weather is right tomorrow will be a forty miler. When I ride in the morning I don't eat or drink anything before ride. Today the ride was late and I had eaten. Maybe it made ride easier ?
Bo, I'm pretty new to everyday riding(7th week) I think I've started to plateau and adjustments will be made. To me the weather plays a large role on the type of workout I have. The more hot and humid the tougher the ride. I have a running background(10 marathons,sub 1;20 half) and I'm not beat up like I was back when I trained sixty miles a week. I may try doubles some days as well making one day a week a long ride.
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How long do you feel like the training curve for cycling is? At some point, you surely plateau in your performance. No doubt there are fitness factors, but for an otherwise fit person, there's going to be a lot of muscle training in the trunk. What has been your experience?
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I'm no expert but steel last longer and is just a tad heavier but not enough for most to notice. Steel also has more give. This is just from me reading reviews and not from experience. Maybe RC or someone else can explain more.Originally posted by ERCougar View PostWhy steel? I haven't read anything on this, so I don't have any opinion...just curious.
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I like my carbon bike. It's very light, and at least as vertically compliant while being rigid enough in the bottom bracket as my old CroMo bike was.
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Why steel? I haven't read anything on this, so I don't have any opinion...just curious.
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I ride aluminum as well but I'm thinking of getting a new bike in the next year. I have been reading about steel vs carbon and they sure have strong opinions on both sides. I will be taking my son to BYU in August and may drive up to Idaho and meet with the Kelson bike guy. I'm leaning toward steel myself.Last edited by OceanBlue; 07-16-2014, 03:24 PM.
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Steel.Originally posted by OceanBlue View Post17.40 in a rush this morning but I snuck a ride in before a day of work.
Carbon or steel ?
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17.40 in a rush this morning but I snuck a ride in before a day of work.
Carbon or steel ?
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20 miler with lots of wind that is much easier to take when it's nice and cloudy. I should be living in Oregon given the weather I prefer.
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http://www.ksl.com/?nid=1171&sid=30661279
Did anyone else sign up for this ride a couple of months ago and get shafted? I took off the entire day from work the day before the ride so my wife could drive down to SLC to meet her father (who drove from freakin' Anacortes, WA) so they could ride together. They actually went to the fairgrounds that morning at 7am or whenever they were supposed to and were surprised to find practically no one else there.
Something tells me I won't see a refund. Even if they do, it would be a pretty insignificant redress compared to the loss of time by my wife, my FIL, and me.Smith guaranteed everyone would get their money back within six months.
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Not possible from where I live. The airport at First Flight airport is the start and finish of my daily ride.
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