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That's bloody impressive.
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Ahh, the 1:20. I wonder how
fastslow I could climb that now?I remember when Trent Lowe smashed up there in 12:something and Cadel is supposed to have done 10 but I find that hard to believe (According to our rough calculations, a time of 12 minutes would require a 60kg rider to average somewhere in the vicinity of 470W and 34km/h, assuming there’s no wind and the attempt was done on the hoods of a 7kg bike. According to this chart, that sort of power-to-weight ratio (7.8W/kg) is a little more than what the best riders in the world can hold for five minutes, let alone 12 minutes.).
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Here's a 17 yo doing 432 watts @ 6.5 w/kg for 13 minutes
http://cyclingtips.com.au/2015/03/watch-keagan-girdlestone-attempt-a-new-record-on-the-1-in-20/