Wiggins - could this be a Similar issue as Lance A ?
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AndStilliRise said:
Having tried staying with groups on the tour of Cambridge, I can assure you it is not that easy. No amateur rider will be able to live with the pace. It's a bit like saying that you could keep up with Lewis Hamilton in a similar gokart.
There is a reason why they are called professional riders.
The flat stages with limited wind probably a cat 2 rider would get round without much issue IMO. Some of the wattages they do on the breakaway days are very very low.There is a reason why they are called professional riders.
A good example is the big sportives like the ones you mention. Some absolute s
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okgo said:
AndStilliRise said:
Having tried staying with groups on the tour of Cambridge, I can assure you it is not that easy. No amateur rider will be able to live with the pace. It's a bit like saying that you could keep up with Lewis Hamilton in a similar gokart.
There is a reason why they are called professional riders.
The flat stages with limited wind probably a cat 2 rider would get round without much issue IMO. Some of the wattages they do on the breakaway days are very very low.There is a reason why they are called professional riders.
A good example is the big sportives like the ones you mention. Some absolute s
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Edited by z4RRSchris on Tuesday 27th March 10:46
z4RRSchris said:
Sa Calobra said:
How many miles did you keep that pace up
was only 90 mins, but could have kept going at that pace. the only ball ache was the bunch of 60 braking into the hairpin and sprinting out, everything else is pretty flowing at lea valley. Gassing Station | Sports | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff