Globalti
Legendary Member
I've got this idea in my mind that I shan't ever be able to call myself a proper cyclist unless I can ride 100 miles in one go. So my questions are these:
Since it is generally believed that drafting another rider saves about 30% of your effort, would cycling 100 miles behind somebody else mean I had only actually ridden 70 miles?
Is there any difference between riding 100 miles straight in a windward direction in Lincolnshire and 100 miles in a circuit in Lancashire where, as we all know, the wind direction changes between dawn and dusk so as to be always in your face and there are some really big hills?
Since it is generally believed that drafting another rider saves about 30% of your effort, would cycling 100 miles behind somebody else mean I had only actually ridden 70 miles?
Is there any difference between riding 100 miles straight in a windward direction in Lincolnshire and 100 miles in a circuit in Lancashire where, as we all know, the wind direction changes between dawn and dusk so as to be always in your face and there are some really big hills?