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theboxers

TheBoxers on Cycle Sim sw
I like the look of the Chaingang League this month Rick, a real mixed bag there.
Stage 4 is quite deceptive in a good way :tongue: most of it is down hill. Enjoy :bicycle: btw miles 26-28 can bite :cursing:
 

LBHIFI

Veteran
Location
Liseleje
Good, :biggrin:

Edit It has popped up in BSim thanks

7.50pm warm up yes?
But you're not supposed to start the session yourself. Geoff will start it and you'll have to find it under the Live session and join when the counter shows 11:30.
Best to do the warm up in another session.
 

BILL S

Guru
Location
London
Have you given the DD anymore thought? I am going to do it, barring a tropical storm. As the long one is the same price as the shorter version, I'll just drop down to that on the day should the weather be rubbish, my fitness be drastically below that required or I fall off again.
You definitely should, as you could potentially do every single one since its emergence last year, and become a regular. I can see it gathering quite a following in years to come.

I'd definitely like to do the DD again Adam and most certainly better prepared with clothing and a better strategy. I think shadowing the lead rider or group would be a good move in terms of both direction finding (it wasn't always the easiest for me to see the signs last time) and also in terms of not overdoing it in the early stages like I probably did. Of course it depends who's there but good to start out with a positive attitude. Got the tri bars now so would hope to get some benefit from them. Probably eating while riding would also help which for me last time was a big fail.
I'm getting fired up just thinking about it.:crazy:
 

LBHIFI

Veteran
Location
Liseleje
Special pleading! ;)

I think Lars has changed his riding style and trailed in last in the Saturday handicap. Hopefully he won't revert to his usual pace and leave you all in the dust... Is there a black flag in Bkool? :evil:
Yes, at least for the handicap races. The result of riding the time trial way is a fairly big speed reduction, but also a slight reduction of avg. watts. It is closer to reality though, speed still a little to high and watts a little to low.

I think I'll have to ride the Chain Gang sessions without any self-restrictions to gain some confident after the beatings taken in the handicap races:B). Simply get from A to B the fastest way possible. It will still give me a heck of a workout doing a hundred or so +500 watt sprints.
 

Add

Guru
Location
Powys, Wales
I'd definitely like to do the DD again Adam and most certainly better prepared with clothing and a better strategy. I think shadowing the lead rider or group would be a good move in terms of both direction finding (it wasn't always the easiest for me to see the signs last time) and also in terms of not overdoing it in the early stages like I probably did. Of course it depends who's there but good to start out with a positive attitude. Got the tri bars now so would hope to get some benefit from them. Probably eating while riding would also help which for me last time was a big fail.
I'm getting fired up just thinking about it.:crazy:
Excellent! Glad to hear it. Well you're all booked in! :okay:
 

RickB

professional procrastinator
Location
Norn Iron
Geoff, sorry to have to kop out but just finished a circuits class and feel a bit iffy. Think last nights mountain stage took a fair bit out of me. xx(

Ps: this talk of pulsing technique in the chaingang races - :cycle: I'm sticking to constant effort.:hugs:
 

gbrown

Geoff on Bkool
Location
South Somerset
Geoff, sorry to have to kop out but just finished a circuits class and feel a bit iffy. Think last nights mountain stage took a fair bit out of me. xx(

Ps: this talk of pulsing technique in the chaingang races - :cycle: I'm sticking to constant effort.:hugs:

That's a shame. Is Gail going to take your place?
 
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