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XfireZ51
06-26-2018, 01:31 AM
Went 101+ miles without any gas.

Hog
06-29-2018, 10:48 AM
If I could go 7 hours 27 minutes without "gas" it'd be a miracle. I eat way(whey) too much protein. Like really, I need to be attached to a burn-off stack.

Seriously good for you, Ive recently started getting back into weight training. I tell you it feels good.

XfireZ51
06-29-2018, 01:45 PM
Well Paul, I wasn't referring to that type of "gas" but u Canucks always have a lighter perspective on things. :cheers::cheers: I am glad u have discovered that exercise has made a difference in your life. I will tell u that cycling has made a difference for me. No statins, no enalapril, no anti-depressants. No medications. However, I do take a dose of ZR-1 every once in a while. That and a glass of red wine.

G-Sting
07-09-2018, 09:30 PM
Went 101+ miles without any gas.

Very nice work, Xfire. That's a real endurance test.

I've done a couple of centuries over the years. First 50 miles are fun, the next 25 you start to feel it, and the last 25 are pure perseverance. But always a good feeling to finish.

Been mountain biking more the last 7-8 years, but still have the road bike.

Keep up the great work.
:cheers:

XfireZ51
07-09-2018, 10:44 PM
I actually felt pretty good for the first 75mi and I was not dragging at the end. We had decent weather and I used Vlasic Stacker pickles and Pimento olives to stave off any cramping. Worked great. The ride was well supported and that makes it easier.

Tripler
07-09-2018, 11:24 PM
That’s pretty impressive . You must have been booking it to do 100 miles in under 8 hrs .
With traffic and stupidly low speed limits , it take 8 hrs just to cross Toronto which is 22 miles wide or more . Well not quite 8 , but it sure feels like it .
Congrats on the super ride ...
;)



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XfireZ51
07-10-2018, 12:34 AM
You can see from this graph, we were above the avg for most of the time. Some 10+mile segments were averaging 16.5-17.5mph. But u can also the the dips below the avg which were the supported stops we made along the way. We had about 13-1400’ of ascent. Not much of an overall grade but we had mainly
2-4% climbs. Just not very long ones. So we’d stop every 10-15miles to hydrate or deal w mechanical issue like my Speedplay cleats. 😱😆

XfireZ51
07-10-2018, 12:40 AM
Yeah so now I get to wear this shirt

FU
07-10-2018, 05:31 PM
Nice work Dom :cheers:


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