26 miles at 26mph first time

Are coffee shops known for high strength oscillating magnetic fields?

 

It's the caffeine rays.

 

26 miles in 1:36 hours = ~16.25 mph

16.25mph is roughly equal to 26 kilometers per hour

 

No... they're known for collecting environmentalist and liberal fcuktards that whine and moan about anything and everything intead of getting on with the tast at hand - which in that instance is going and brewing a proper cup of coffee.

 

Wow. You sound a lot like Campybob.

FYI, you can't get a proper cup of coffee at a coffee shop.

 

But apparently you can get a high strength oscillating magnetic field.

 

As a liberal environmentalist (and caffiene addict), I've been to quite a few coffee shops in different places, and have found some good and some bad ones. Now if you'd said "you can't get a good cup of coffee at Starbucks", I'd be in total agreement

 

No, focus on cadence, and increasing power at a good cadence 90-100 rpm. Have you driven a standard transmission car ? Do you try to keep it in 4th or 5th gear no matter what ? No, you shift according to the terrain & speed, so that the engine stays turning at an efficient rate. On the bike, you are the engine. If you have a speedometer, you can sometimes see your speed will increase as you shift into an easier gear if you have been in too hard a gear.

 

LOL.. that's hilarious... LOL!

oh well, you are in the same boat as the rest of us then.. give it a few more years and then maybe, if you are lucky and train really hard you will get there..

 

That's a good point I have taken everyones advice and I'm always shifting now it makes the ride ten times more fun and makes me appreciate that I got the ultegra equipment if you shift this much lol! Thank you everyone!

 

And 16.25 miles per hour = 25.7 kilometres per hour.

The guy probably has the computer set to km and not miles.

 

Which silly old twit? There are a few.

 

Oh Redneck, don't worry. You need not explain, nobody's gonna ask you for a urine test. 26 miles at 26mph is possible. Spartacus did it regularly.

Just wondering if it's your first time, does your butt hurt? You know, virginity can be painful..

 

Sounds like it was an awesome ride Redneck! I did 20 miles today on a stationary at the gym. I think it took me around 70 minutes or so. The only bad thing about riding a stationary is there are no downhills to coast on.

 

My bicycle calculater says that is 0.406 horsepower. That is a lot, even for a world class biker, I would think.

 

Sometimes we mess with people's minds by attaching an extra computer magnet to their wheel.

 

Oh....that is *cruel! *but a good one that I will have to remember.

 

And they don't notice when doing a routine tire pressure check or something like that?

 

Maybe they're so thrilled with their new-found speed that they're afraid to look