Tripleshot Cycling

Cmon out and give it a go and add your time to this list...

1. 41.10 kph - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
2. 41.05 kph - Andrew A (Jul 30/15)
3. 40.90 kph - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
4. 37.00 kph - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
5. 36.00 kph - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

There should be reference to Time trial bikes or Road?

Looking forward to adding my name to the list somewhere down the bottom sometime- Congrats everyone for last Thursday.

Cmon out and give it a go and add your time to this list...

1. 41.10 kph - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
2. 41.05 kph - Andrew A (Jul 30/15)
3. 40.90 kph - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
4. 38.70 kph - Rich M (Jul 30/15)
5. 37.00 kph - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
6. 36.00 kph - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

considering an hour of paua tomorrow morning at uvic. Any other takers?

rich m. wrote:Cmon out and give it a go and add your time to this list...

1. 41.10 kph - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
2. 41.05 kph - Andrew A (Jul 30/15)
3. 40.90 kph - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
4. 38.70 kph - Rich M (Jul 30/15)
5. 37.00 kph - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
6. 36.00 kph - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

1. 41.10 kph - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
2. 41.05 kph - Andrew A (Jul 30/15)
3. 41.00 kph - Rich M (Jul 27/17) (tt-bike)
3. 40.90 kph - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
4. 38.70 kph - Rich M (Jul 30/15) (road bike)
5. 37.00 kph - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
6. 36.00 kph - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

http://www.canadiancyclist.com/dailynew ... -velodrome
Motivation?

I thought I would celebrate the actual solstice tomorrow by going around in circles for an hour at UVIC. My plan is to start around 5:30 to be done by 6:30 when things get busier....... I'll try to stay out of the way. Anyone else interested? Andrew

P.S. Cool facts: the actual solstice is at 3:07 am Thursday, and in terms of daylight, we will be treated to 8 hours and 4 minutes of extra daylight compared to the winter solstice. No wonder we're cranky riding in the winter!!

Andrew I am eager to join for an early start, but the fact that you posted this under Hour of Power gives me pause...

If you are out there to break records I will content myself with an early meander through the leafy streets of Oak Bay before joining the gang for circles.

1. 41.30 kph - Andrew N ( June 21/18 )
2. 41.10 kph - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
3. 41.05 kph - Andrew A (Jul 30/15)
4. 41.00 kph - Rich M (Jul 27/17) (tt-bike)
5. 40.90 kph - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
6. 38.70 kph - Rich M (Jul 30/15) (road bike)
7. 37.00 kph - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
8. 36.00 kph - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

Congratulations, Andrew! I think you've found your calling.

Smokin’

I gave it a good dig today. Conditions were quite good although cool with a bit of wind. I started slow and then got a good groove but ran into cramps at about the 28 minute mark and had a rough patch for about 10 minutes but was able to work through it and picked up the pace toward the end.

1. 42.05 km - Andrew A (July 19/18)
2. 41.30 km - Andrew N ( June 21/18 )
3. 41.10 km - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
4. 41.00 km - Rich M (Jul 27/17) (tt-bike)
5. 40.90 km - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
6. 38.70 km - Rich M (Jul 30/15) (road bike)
7. 37.00 km - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
8. 36.00 km - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

Awesome riding Andrew. You have taken the bar to another level.

POC wrote: ↑Thu Jul 19, 2018 12:52 pm Awesome riding Andrew. You have taken the bar to another level.

Thanks Paul!

Chapeau!! That's awesome.

Congratulations Andrew!

To quote Ann:

Congratulations, Andrew! I think you've found your calling.

Andrew

P.S. Happy Birthday! May I borrow your bike?

Thanks guys! Andrew, the bike is yours for the taking!

1. 42.70 km - Andrew A (July 26/18)
2. 41.60 km - Paul OCal (July 26/18)
3. 41.30 km - Andrew N ( June 21/18 )
4. 41.10 km - Trevor Mack (Jul 30/15)
5. 41.00 km - Rich M (Jul 27/17) (tt-bike)
6. 40.90 km - Peter L (Jul 30/15)
7. 38.70 km - Rich M (Jul 30/15) (road bike)
8. 37.00 km - Tony W (Jul 30/15)
9. 36.00 km - Christian B (Jul 30/15)

That was so much fun, if you enjoy suffering by yourself. Thanks to everyone riding this morning for the encouragement and for patience as I went round and round. Chapeau to Andrew Atwell for covering an incredible 42.7km. I would recommend this to anyone on the fence.