I am comfortable on the bike. I need to change the saddle though. also had a pain in my foot after 10hrs I need to get to the bottom of but that might have been my chilblains which have nearly healed but not completely.
In terms of distance gained how much could a TT helmet provide. The one I have is not that comfortable so I would need to buy a new one. Are we taking a few miles over 24hr if so it will be worth getting one.
I also figure nutrition is critical. There is a club member who has done this several times Dale Sturman but his first few attempts failed due to not keeping his food down.
I have the opposite problem with hydration I often dont drink enough which is fine on a 4 or 5 hr ride to a point but not on a 24hr. A learning curve it will be for sure.
If he's not comfortable on aerobars though, no point forcing the issue. Same with lightweight riders - it's often better to give them shallower wheels so they can ride without shitting themselves every time there's a gust.
Obviously if you can, I would throw EVERYTHING aero at the problem.
I am comfortable on the bike. I need to change the saddle though. also had a pain in my foot after 10hrs I need to get to the bottom of but that might have been my chilblains which have nearly healed but not completely.
In terms of distance gained how much could a TT helmet provide. The one I have is not that comfortable so I would need to buy a new one. Are we taking a few miles over 24hr if so it will be worth getting one.
I also figure nutrition is critical. There is a club member who has done this several times Dale Sturman but his first few attempts failed due to not keeping his food down.
I have the opposite problem with hydration I often dont drink enough which is fine on a 4 or 5 hr ride to a point but not on a 24hr. A learning curve it will be for sure.