Slower in winter
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Thank you ive been looking for an excuse of getting slower recently, i had put it down to entering into hibernation. (more food and drink).
Now i can blame.
Lights
Innertubes
Winter clothing
Mudguards
air density
Cold air making my muscles less efficent.
Road surfaces.0 -
NITR8s wrote:Thank you ive been looking for an excuse of getting slower recently, i had put it down to entering into hibernation. (more food and drink).
Now i can blame.
Lights
Innertubes
Winter clothing
Mudguards
air density
Cold air making my muscles less efficent.
Road surfaces.
you do actually have to ride to blame those things - you can't just sit at home and blame them ...0 -
I have been riding (just not as much). Thats why i bought mudguards!0
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Yeah always drop 1-2mph in winter...nothing to worry about...
I'm putting out the similar power as I was in the summer then but going 1-2 MPH slower. Another thing is when it's dark you ride the breaks down descents...I do anyway.
Power tells the ultimate story...same power but less speed = environmental factors.0 -
pedro-paul wrote:its probably all the beer I keep drinking in the evenings now evening riding is out for the winter
lights and get out there0