How to train for 24 hour ride

Posted on Mon 11th, January 2010

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• #76

hippy

Thanks. I was just wondering how far away you'd be from someone in the event of a mechanical.

I thought there was only a single 24hr TT a year? What are the motor circuit ones?
• #77

hippy

"I wasn't keen for another 40 degree lap! After doing the maths I was seven laps ahead and second place was going to need to smash out some good times to catch up so I spent the last few hours of the race in the pool!"

http://www.jasonenglish.com.au/sydney-24-hour
• #78

hippy

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8srxQbgB90"]YouTube
- 24HoA Rider Profile - Brett Bellchambers[/ame]
• #79

BringMeMyFix

You doing the 24hr fixed then?
• #80

hippy

Nope. I'm also not doing it single-speed, nor off-road.
• #81

BringMeMyFix

You're so weak, it's embarrassing to be posting in the same thread as you.
• #82

hippy

One of my arse cheeks could crush the sun. I pity you. Feeble human.

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