Rob3rt
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To me it sounds like the OP has misused the word average.
317.9 in 12 hours. Andy Wilkinson (PSW) in 2012.Record appears to be just over 305 miles. It would suggest someone is cheating on endo though if it appears to be an "average"
OP = Me, nope I know what average means I only gave 2 examples as I can't exactly post someone else's tracking can I now
317.9 in 12 hours. Andy Wilkinson (PSW) in 2012.
541 in 24 hours by the same fella the year before.
If you've seen the state of him trying to get off the bike at the end of the 24h it's very much something you do once or twice a season, not on average!
I'm not in the same league but I've done a 20mph sportive one day and a 13mph recovery ride the next; its sometimes good to have a gentle spin rather than seize up. Back to the original post I think the most I've done is 190miles but I've done a few 300miles over two days, so 253 is pretty feasible, some folk (and hats off to them) do 600km Audaxes.Were talking 253 miles in just under 13 hours yet in another workout its 8miles in 35mins there's just no sense in it
I'm not in the same league but I've done a 20mph sportive one day and a 13mph recovery ride the next; its sometimes good to have a gentle spin rather than seize up. Back to the original post I think the most I've done is 190miles but I've done a few 300miles over two days, so 253 is pretty feasible, some folk (and hats off to them) do 600km Audaxes.
As I said I'm not about to post other peoples workings on here I just wondered if its a possible average or not sometimes I wish I'd never asked, its like talking to my dad I get a sermon for a simple answer lol
OK so say the challenge is to do the most miles does that help you to answer whether 300miles is a plausible daily average?
No, that does not help because you are still omitting the crucial information of what period of time the challenge runs for?
A 300 mile per day average for 5 days is a completely different thing to a 300 mile per day average for a year!
I give up, how to do I delete a post some people have to make things so difficult its beyond belief I'll stick to Google or answering my own questions I think that would be better
So I'm in a couple of challenges on endo' and even though I don't expect to be high in the rankings I was quite shocked when looking at what some of the top people do, averages of up to 300 miles a day
What do most people do, or is there some cheating going on...