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Richard Corfield
Guest
Went out with a GPS speedo the other night, and down-rated my cycle
speedo by a few percent as a result. I'm not sure if the GPS is a little
pessimistic, especially if it loses its signal. It saw a moving average
of 10mph on varied hillyness. I wasn't pushing it by any means, and I
was also exploring and finding new routes, but I'm sure I used to cycle
somewhat faster.
Problem is, does a paltry 10mph disqualify me from the social rides at
York? I remember hearing that the year before they went quite fast. Last
year I didn't take part in any of the rides.
- Richard
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speedo by a few percent as a result. I'm not sure if the GPS is a little
pessimistic, especially if it loses its signal. It saw a moving average
of 10mph on varied hillyness. I wasn't pushing it by any means, and I
was also exploring and finding new routes, but I'm sure I used to cycle
somewhat faster.
Problem is, does a paltry 10mph disqualify me from the social rides at
York? I remember hearing that the year before they went quite fast. Last
year I didn't take part in any of the rides.
- Richard
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_/_/_/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/ Richard dot Corfield at ntlworld dot com
_/ _/ _/ _/
_/_/ _/ _/ Time is a one way street,
_/ _/ _/_/ _/_/_/ Except in the Twilight Zone.