Any SS commuters that do 10+ miles each way in here?
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Greg66 wrote:7.5 miles e/way. 53x16. London, so flat except for a small uphill at each end.
Being in one gear does not a SS make...0 -
Greg66 wrote:7.5 miles e/way. 53x16. London, so flat except for a small uphill at each end.
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lost_in_thought wrote:Greg66 wrote:7.5 miles e/way. 53x16. London, so flat except for a small uphill at each end.
Being in one gear does not a SS make...
Ah yes - just spotted "SS" in the title of the thread.
Still, could be done easily on an SS with that gearing.0 -
Greg66 wrote:lost_in_thought wrote:Greg66 wrote:7.5 miles e/way. 53x16. London, so flat except for a small uphill at each end.
Being in one gear does not a SS make...
Ah yes - just spotted "SS" in the title of the thread.
Still, could be done easily on an SS with that gearing.
I know. After all, that's pretty well the same as the gearing I ride around on day in day out... bunch o'wusses round 'ere... :P0 -
I ride 20 miles a day, it's a country route with about 6 medium to small hills.
I have a Charge Plug racer with 42T / 16T freewheel. I tried going Fixed but I have too many tight bends on the country lanes and it was slowing me down. Plus the descents freaked me out too much on the fixed
I had weedy legs when I went SS about a year ago, but have lovely muscly legs now :P0 -
37 miles a day on a 46/19.
1 castle, 2 piers, 3 promenades, 2 paths next to the beach and a bit of old sea bed. Not a bad commute.Half man, Half bike0 -
depending which route i take there are a decent amount of hills for me considering im commuting from north london. Monday for instance i did 1200ft of climb in 22miles fixed. But i went up highgate hill for a laugh.
Cant remember what ratio im riding it could be 48x17BMC TM01 - FCN 0
Look 695 (Geared) - FCN 1
Bowman Palace:R - FCN 1
Cannondale CAAD 9 - FCN 2
Premier (CX) - FCN 6
Premier (fixed/SS) - FCN30 -
Some commendable commutes guys :-) I cant wait for the sale of the house I am buying to complete then I can get my commute on 14 miles of flat lincolnshire countryside. Well I still need to sort a bike lol hopefully planet x can hook me up.0
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tom3668 wrote:Funnily enough I was just wondering if I could get from Oxford to Didcot on my fixed gear... will give it a go sometime I'm feeling athletic....
Sustrans 5 down the river/Abingdon road (depending on weather/tyres) then past Radley, into Abingdon and past waitrose then pick the 5 up again to go past the rugby club, and after a few quiet roads you go past the power station into Milton park.
Any good?
http://www.sustrans.org.uk/default.asp? ... 44017857810 -
woodyonthebeach wrote:Feltup wrote:Fraid not, Hedsor Hill going from Bourne End up to Clivedon. I shall be going between the hours of shhhh and not telling 8) Winter Hill is OK apart from the hairpin where the pedalling goes a bit square!
Now thats just not cricket........
Where were you?Short hairy legged roadie FCN 4 or 5 in my baggies.
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