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- North Yorkshire
Good luck, let us know how you get on.I've just registered and am about to book a beginner's session
Good luck, let us know how you get on.I've just registered and am about to book a beginner's session
Wait till you get on an indoor velodrome, those banks are 45 degrees. Loads of fun.
Hmmmm do you know why 42 * ?42 deg to be exact.![]()
Mrs W gave me a taster session for the Lee Valley Velodrome, but so far I've wimped out ... I'll have to buy a Snickers and get some nuts at some point!Wait till you get on an indoor velodrome, those banks are 45 degrees. Loads of fun.
It's the 'Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything' according to Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy:Hmmmm do you know why 42 * ?
Mrs W gave me a taster session for the Lee Valley Velodrome, but so far I've wimped out ... I'll have to buy a Snickers and get some nuts at some point!
Hmmmm do you know why 42 * ?
Only asking as its a common roof pitch and staircase angle . Something to do with the golden rule in architectureNot offhand, no. Probably the optimum angle for a 250 track I would guess. Longer (usually outdoor) tracks have shallower angles.
Not offhand, no. Probably the optimum angle for a 250 track I would guess. Longer (usually outdoor) tracks have shallower angles.
Didn't at least one track have a 51 degree banking, or is my memory playing tricks (Again)?
Didn't at least one track have a 51 degree banking, or is my memory playing tricks (Again)?
Mrs W gave me a taster session for the Lee Valley Velodrome, but so far I've wimped out ... I'll have to buy a Snickers and get some nuts at some point!
I riden the Derby velodrome Twice. Excellent track and very good instructersAnybody tried the new one in Derby yet ?
might have to give it a goI riden the Derby velodrome Twice. Excellent track and very good instructers