<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
I work with a guy who can burp the national anthem. Want to swap?
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I work with a guy who can burp the national anthem. Want to swap?
JuhaL
Guru
Yes but how many are ready to do that as a groupride or race. Maybe more than i can imagine i guess.
edit. never mind, i go to sleep now
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Randyberlin
Guru
- Location
- Sitka, Alaska
It depends on if is burping our national anthem or yours.
Brusgaard
Über Guru
- Location
- Skive, Denmark
Again, I'm talking about this "the first ever" event, which isn't a first ever. I'm pretty sure others have done something like this on BKOOL or Zwift to raise money for a cause or just the challenge, but we never heard about it. Michael has done lots of crazy stuff both indoors and outdoors, and I actually think he was one of the first to do an "Everesting" on BKOOL some years ago, where he climbed d'Huez 8 times in a row (without the downhill part).
Today he rides for Team POAUTO on Zwift, so go ahead and race him and compare yourself against him.
Here's his ZP profile: https://zwiftpower.com/profile.php?z=76018I have never heard of any UK ultra cyclists either, so don't be sorry about not knowing the Danish ones.
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
Again, I'm talking about this "the first ever" event, which isn't a first ever. I'm pretty sure others have done something like this on BKOOL or Zwift to raise money for a cause or just the challenge, but we never heard about it. Michael has done lots of crazy stuff both indoors and outdoors, and I actually think he was one of the first to do an "Everesting" on BKOOL some years ago, where he climbed d'Huez 8 times in a row (without the downhill part).
Today he rides for Team POAUTO on Zwift, so go ahead and race him and compare yourself against him.
I have never heard of any UK ultra cyclists either, so don't be sorry about not knowing the Danish ones.
Brussgarrd you said and I quote: “The Dane Michael Knudsen already did this on Zwift last year, so nothing special about it.”
So because someone had already done it there is nothing special about it. I said that if I did it, it would feel special to me. I don’t know why that’s hard for you to get. But I don’t compare myself to other people to value my achievements.
It seems fairly straight forward. How far do you want to go with this?
No offence but I don’t know any Uk ultra distance cyclists either. You know why? Because I’m not really interested in following other people. I don’t have time to be honest. You seem to be. Totally up to you. Night 👍
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
Yes but how many are ready to do that as a groupride or race. Maybe more than i can imagine i guess.
edit. never mind, i go to sleep now
Sounds like a plan. Night!
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
Anyone riding H3 at 10am? Looks like a good 2h 30m in the saddle.
BurningLegs
Veteran
I find it hit and miss too. I can do the same route, in the same time (so similar effort) with the same fuelling but get different results.
I’m all good this morning but it does feel like I should have done something differently yesterday. I think I will try and pay closer attention to food and drink on the build up to a ride (if I ride outdoors it’s usually PM so two meals and a snack in me - I will go for higher calories and focus on hydration).
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
Same temperate? 🤷♂️
Like you say it’s definitely worth just changing things up and trying to keep a note of what you’re doing. We’re all built slightly differently too of course. I lose a lot of water during rides (polite way of saying I sweat like a pig!). So I do have to make sure I drink at a fairly steady rate. @kipster can knock out a long ride with a thimble if water and a dairy Lee slice. I’m exagerating slightly but not by much!
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
Not sure I will ride the full distance-TBH the weather is so nice I would rather spend as much time in the garden as possible.
I drank 300ml on a 36 mile ride yesterday and had a nibble of a veloforte bar 😀
Generally about 500-700ml on a 60 mile ride depended on how lumpy it is, others I ride with will get through 2*750ml bottles on the same ride. I think I got through 2*750ml when I did the 90 mile devil ride with a few cc'ers.
Generally about 500-700ml on a 60 mile ride depended on how lumpy it is, others I ride with will get through 2*750ml bottles on the same ride. I think I got through 2*750ml when I did the 90 mile devil ride with a few cc'ers.
For 99.9% of people I would agree, but some people just like to push themselves as hard, and as far, as their bodies allow them. Whether on Zwift, across America, around the world challenges. Extreme cycling probably not for me, but I do get why people do it.
Brits quite like these kinds of challenges (we currently hold the record for fastest man and fastest woman to cycle the globe : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_world_cycling_record). I say 'Brits', they're both Scots .... maybe they will do anything to get away from the cold Scottish weather
Re the RAAM ... it seems over recent years the Austrian's having been enjoying a lot of success in this ride https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_Across_America
I get the light headedness, but I put it down to dehydration rather than fueling ... it's the sudden standing up that hits me, so lower blood pressure. I just have to ensure I drink enough after the ride, and not just during the ride.
