Time Trial PB's

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iggibizzle

Senior Member
Location
blackpool
2nd attempt, 8 seconds slower. Bad headwind for 1st 6 mile. Clearly over did it there as I was faster than last week into it, but slower where the tailwind was, as has run out of gas a bit. Either way, felt better on the bike. No tight hamstring area from aero position. Even tho I'd lowered stem a bit. And got a good action pic :laugh: on the lookout for a tt frame. Got a load of parts but no frame. See how cheap I can build one
 

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Colina

Active Member
Location
Lisburn
First Solo TT last week. 29.57. I was pleased to get below the half hour mark. Only started cycling in July last year and thought I'd give these a go for something different to do lol.
 

Justinslow

Lovely jubbly
Location
Suffolk
First TT back after a month or more out with various flu and cold issues and a loss of mojo. Feel like I'm starting over again. Didn't help my cause by participating in a "coaches" football training session on Tuesday evening, legs very stiff. Was in two minds about this evenings club TT with all that in mind (and it being a bit blowy and chilly) but it was only an 8 mile course so did it anyway.
Headwind going out, then side wind, then wind with coming home. 20.41 and 5th out of 28, winner was 19.20, so all in all with a month off the bike and only 4 road rides and one turbo session since my comeback I can't really grumble at that. It was a pretty slow night because of the wind and I actually only pb'd by one second on that course! (But that was my previous best in August of last year when I was peaking).
 

Cuchilo

Prize winning member X2
Location
London
Dont beat yourself up mate . My last few TT's have been rubbish times but it only season 2 for both of us . It's annoying but the only way to get faster is to keep going :okay:
 

Justinslow

Lovely jubbly
Location
Suffolk
Dont beat yourself up mate . My last few TT's have been rubbish times but it only season 2 for both of us . It's annoying but the only way to get faster is to keep going :okay:
Yep your right, competing gives you loads of experience aswell. Me and a few mates are currently comparing HR's (with some banter) one of my mates shot straight up to 180 at the start (he's in his fifties) and his HR just steadily dropped away - he set off too hard, the only way you learn this stuff is by doing it.
 

Cuchilo

Prize winning member X2
Location
London
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I tend to get my heart rate around that at the start . I get excited :hyper:
Been tweaking the bike and have dropped the new bars 20mm after seeing a photo of my position . I was surprised i got 20mm by just turning the shim in the stem but it feels good . We shall see if its fast tomorrow at the Hillingdon 10 .
 

screenman

Squire
TT bikes should always be photographed on the big ring and smallest sprocket. That bike was looking well tasty until I got down there, so wrong.^_^
 

fimm

Veteran
Location
Edinburgh
May I join in?
Not an official TT but my triathlon club runs an informal 10 miler. We had a good turn out for the first one of the season this week. I clocked 30:15 which I'm a bit disappointed with as I should be able to get under 30 minutes. There was a stinker of a wind though - a headwind on the downhill section which I struggled to power into.
 

Sharky

Guru
Location
Kent
Alan Boden
100 mile: 03:55:45
3rd National Champs 100 mile 1968
Hi Alan, you don't know me, but we met once. We gave you a lift back from a TT (J57?) in my team mates (George J.) car - a yellow ford consul. I was the young lad squashed on the bench seat in the middle I think.

Cheers Keith
 
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