The stats on this ride are a little weak. I really wish a had a power meter on my mountain bike, but I don't. I have a speed sensor, so I can use the Powertap computer, but no power. This ride was at Harbison Forest this morning on my 29er singlespeed riding a 32x17 gear. This is a pretty big gear, so I stuck to the faster trails. I pushed the final 9.5 miles and averaged 13.2 mph. Its really fun getting back on the trail again after several months of only road riding, except that I managed to crash pretty hard once on one of the many roots that cover much of the trail. Luckily I was unhurt.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Trail Ride
The stats on this ride are a little weak. I really wish a had a power meter on my mountain bike, but I don't. I have a speed sensor, so I can use the Powertap computer, but no power. This ride was at Harbison Forest this morning on my 29er singlespeed riding a 32x17 gear. This is a pretty big gear, so I stuck to the faster trails. I pushed the final 9.5 miles and averaged 13.2 mph. Its really fun getting back on the trail again after several months of only road riding, except that I managed to crash pretty hard once on one of the many roots that cover much of the trail. Luckily I was unhurt.
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