ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
It is triking as opposed to biking, but both are cycling!That’s triking. I wonder what the hour trike record is?

It is triking as opposed to biking, but both are cycling!That’s triking. I wonder what the hour trike record is?
various records, tail faired recumbents trikes etcThat’s triking. I wonder what the hour trike record is?
Yes, and it is EASY...Not sure what you lot are on about. It is almost impossible to ride a bike 60km in one hour. I mean, have you bloody tried it?
that's quite a long hill?Yes, and it is EASY...
Downhill - I do it all the time!![]()
Yeah, I was thinking that not many UK hills would help you. A few time-trialists can average 30mph for long enough - but it's only the top guys, and of course you need a clear road for 60km.that's quite a long hill?
actually mount Teide is over 60km - you could have a crack there
There are lots of quick descents round here. I usually hit 70+ km/hr down this one, and once hit 90... (Not in those conditions though - the road had been gritted but there were a few iffy patches!)that's quite a long hill?
A mate of mine lived on Tenerife for a few years but I never made it out there to visit him. I was waiting until I was fit enough to tackle that climb but it never happened. Very little chance of it now at my age and with a damaged left lung...actually mount Teide is over 60km - you could have a crack there
What a way to spend your weekends.This sent me off down many interesting rabbit holes. One thing that caught my eye was this tandem, shown without faring in the picture below. Has two independent drive trains. They managed 83km.
Crazy.
https://www.blick.ch/schweiz/zueric...i-eth-studenten-zum-weltrekord-id2391777.html
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Or a trike.Cycling involves a bike or didn’t you realise ?
Or a trike.
Let's not be limited by the number of wheels.
T'is still cycling, as ColinJ pointed out earlier.That is triking
Do you have the descent segment for either?A quick bit of googling suggests Conococha to Paramonga in Peru with a 4,000m drop over 120km could give you time to get up a bit of speed before you start the clock https://www.strava.com/segments/5713388
Also Haleakala on Maui in Hawaii This is only 55km but claims to be the World's longest paved climb (and hence descent) https://www.strava.com/segments/638944