bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
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Crazy numbers! I can hold numbers for a minute that she holds for over an hour.
. Knowing how my legs feel it makes me appreciate how strong and fit the pros are.
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Randyberlin
Guru
- Location
- Sitka, Alaska
American you say!, USA USA USA! So little to be proud of these days we need to take advantage of any win.
She came 4th
Technically referred to as 3rd loser 
Although better placed than the Brits who worked all day for little joy either 😢
Brusgaard
Über Guru
- Location
- Skive, Denmark
She came 4th
Well, look at her ITT instead. Group races never show your real power.
Crazy numbers! I can hold numbers for a minute that she holds for over an hour.
It is amazing how long the Pro's can sustain huge Watts. Lightweight men high 200's bigger men high 300's for 4 hours
You're only as good as your last raceWell, look at her ITT instead. Group races never show your real power.
Oh yeah, I was 7th 
Such a different style of riding isn't it. In a group race, there are surges to stay in the draft, but then chances to rest. In ITT, it's about controlling the power, so less surges and more constant (i.e. controlled) power. The more I watch the pros on TV, the more I'm in awe of those power houses that sit on the front of the group for hours, pulling the other 150 riders along!
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Breedon
Legendary Member
- Location
- Long Eaton, Nottingham
I'm racing tonight hopefully I won't bonk like I did Tuesday night which was rare for me after 2 miles 
Really promising US youth at the moment. Now that it no longer matters which doctors are assigned to teams, the chances of all that talent shining through at the world tour is much bigger IMO.
I saw you stop and assumed you had a technical ...well, I suppose you didI'm racing tonight hopefully I won't bonk like I did Tuesday night which was rare for me after 2 miles
May not be n myself tonight, not sure yet, but if I am I'll try to stick to your wheel 👍
Brendan Parker
Veteran
- Location
- essex, england
Looks like I’m going to have to do this weeks on my own later so any ideas on landmarks on where the segment starts/finishes. Which got me thinking so please excuse if dumbass. My garmin has strava segments on. Is there a way to load route onto garmin and then be notified when segments start/finish whilst on turbo or wouldn’t the garmin be able to tell where I was on the course???
The ride starts just before the Start/Finish banner and you meetup finished just after the Start/Finish banner so I assume the strava segment is a simple, Start --> Finish banner route 👍Looks like I’m going to have to do this weeks on my own later so any ideas on landmarks on where the segment starts/finishes. Which got me thinking so please excuse if dumbass. My garmin has strava segments on. Is there a way to load route onto garmin and then be notified when segments start/finish whilst on turbo or wouldn’t the garmin be able to tell where I was on the course???
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
Looks like I’m going to have to do this weeks on my own later so any ideas on landmarks on where the segment starts/finishes. Which got me thinking so please excuse if dumbass. My garmin has strava segments on. Is there a way to load route onto garmin and then be notified when segments start/finish whilst on turbo or wouldn’t the garmin be able to tell where I was on the course???
The Garmin works off gps or the bike computer equivalent. So it won’t know where you are in zwift land. I feel bad telling some of these guys this but... zwift isn’t a real place. (Next week I might have some bad news about Santa Claus, but I don’t want to ruin your weekends so I’ll not mention it until then! 😄)
