58 tooth chainring?

[gaz]

Spinning at 40 mph. Is that the pedals whilst on the lower gears are spinning at 40 mph or the bike is being propelled forward at 40mph because that is wicked fast and way out of my league

The bike moving at 40mph.

 

[gaz]

Around 150 cadence then, why were you sprinting in the little ring?

I got caught of guard and it was a bit of commuting fun with MrOrigamist.

That isn't this one but here i get to 34mph at 140rpm without getting out of the saddle or being in the drops. When i'm back in a fit state I will do some runs to prove that it is possible for someone that isn't a pro and who doesn't race to do this sort of speed.
[media]

]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCyThgM_55I[/media]

 

[iAmiAdam]

I got caught of guard and it was a bit of commuting fun with MrOrigamist.

That isn't this one but here i get to 34mph at 140rpm without getting out of the saddle or being in the drops. When i'm back in a fit state I will do some runs to prove that it is possible for someone that isn't a pro and who doesn't race to do this sort of speed.
[media]

]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCyThgM_55I[/media]

Oh, when you said racing I thought you meant official racing, that's why I asked.

 

[gaz]

Oh, when you said racing I thought you meant official racing, that's why I asked.

oooooh no that would be nuts.

 

[JonnyBlade]

I got caught of guard and it was a bit of commuting fun with MrOrigamist.

That isn't this one but here i get to 34mph at 140rpm without getting out of the saddle or being in the drops. When i'm back in a fit state I will do some runs to prove that it is possible for someone that isn't a pro and who doesn't race to do this sort of speed.
[media]

]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCyThgM_55I[/media]

Nice riding Gaz

 

[HLaB]

I'm pretty convinced that the garmin uses the gsc-10 for speed if it is detected, if its not present then it will proceed with gps. If this wasnt the case, what is the point in logging rear wheel speeds? Unless they have some algorithm to test cross correlation.

I'm not 100% sure but I think I read here (so it could be garbage ) that the garmin only uses the sensor when the gps signal isn't there.

 

[Rob3rt]

I'm not 100% sure but I think I read here (so it could be garbage ) that the garmin only uses the sensor when the gps signal isn't there.

I'll test it when I get a chance (I'll pick my bike up with the wheel stationary) whilst I have gps signal and run with the bike. Seems like a pointless addition/poor implementation if that is the case.

 

[Wankelschrauben]

So you probably just looked like a cyclist giving it stink!!!! Great speed Buddy, would you have gone faster if you hadn't been stopped?

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I think I'd pretty much given it eveything I had by that point, I was running out of road also. I had built up the speed to get up a sharp incline at the end of the road.

 

[zizou]

If garmin data is involved then easy enough to post a link to the rides with the sprint speed and average speeds and it will also show elevation etc. Wont show tailwinds and getting a slipstream but we'll take your word on that

I got caught of guard and it was a bit of commuting fun with MrOrigamist.

That isn't this one but here i get to 34mph at 140rpm without getting out of the saddle or being in the drops. When i'm back in a fit state I will do some runs to prove that it is possible for someone that isn't a pro and who doesn't race to do this sort of speed.
[media]

]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCyThgM_55I[/media]

To go from 34 mph to 45 mph you need to more than double the watts produced so you aren't going to get there by just being a bit fitter. The range that gb155 gave was that he was able to sprint between 40 mph and 45 mph. That is a pretty huge range considering the necessary watts needed to make that difference so is as vague as someone saying their sprint was between 5 mph and 30 mph. Slipstreaming, tailwinds, downhill (or coming from a downhill) can of course allow higher speeds. But getting up to 40 on the flat with no help is a extremely difficult and getting to 45 mph is out of the reaches of most pro cyclists never mind guys like me!


Anyway pretty cool video how do you get the speedometer etc on it?

 

[zexel]

That isn't this one but here i get to 34mph at 140rpm without getting out of the saddle or being in the drops. When i'm back in a fit state I will do some runs to prove that it is possible for someone that isn't a pro and who doesn't race to do this sort of speed.
[media]

]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCyThgM_55I[/media]

gaz. What tyres have you got on your bike?

 

[JonnyBlade]

I think I'd pretty much given it eveything I had by that point, I was running out of road also. I had built up the speed to get up a sharp incline at the end of the road.

Shame, those hills are a sod on the slow climb

 

[gaz]

Anyway pretty cool video how do you get the speedometer etc on it?

You need some sort of GPS data and then you can use an application like Dashware to overlay the data on the video.

gaz. What tyres have you got on your bike?

The tyres in that video are Vitorria Rubino.

 

[barongreenback]

Mark Cavendish just posted this on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/markcavendish/status/104482036483489792

 

[e-rider]

I make good use of 53x12 on the rollers

 

[HLaB]

Mark Cavendish just posted this on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/...482036483489792

70 rph LOL