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More like a low 3:00 time for me these days (to answer OP). Which as you’ve said is mostly a product of a very steady pace. Hopefully only a 3% variance of my c
by glenngillen 4y ago
More like a low 3:00 time for me these days (to answer OP). Which as you’ve said is mostly a product of a very steady pace. Hopefully only a 3% variance of my cadence over the distance. Pace may change a little based on the gradient. But it’s a pretty consistent power output for 3hrs.
I’m basing my incredibly limited cycling knowledge on listening to my friends talk about their weekend rides. Certainly seems like a lot more variance with power demands for the climbs, slip streaming on the descents, and then the variance from peloton positioning when they’re in the long flat sections along the coast.
- nradov 4y agoHere's a good example from when Sepp Kuss won Stage 15 of the 2021 Tour de France. It was a massive effort over 5 hours but his power output varied a lot at various points. https://www.strava.com/activities/5612150086/power-distribution https://www.strava.com/activities/5612150086/power-distribut...