roll call for the Bike Week 100km

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roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:47 am

any one eles considering or commiting the the 100kmn rode this week end.

It's a great opportunity to to the tun with other people, own pace and i think there are pit stops, not to mention being able to ride over the bridge on the road
when do we stop for coffee???

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Tue Mar 09, 2010 11:13 am

I will be going in Century Ride.

We should meet up at the Cenotaph. 9am Start from Cornelian Bay. Lets meet at Dome to ride with the Dome group. A time to be fixed.

I will be finishing the ride at Dome after Cornelian Bay finish for lunch etc if you all want to come down.
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Tue Mar 09, 2010 11:23 am

sounds like a plan,

but do we need to register and pay??????

I am a tri south member not a CA member, but i have registered on line????

hmm, i am sure it will be fine,

found the map

http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/Bi ... -Ride-2010
when do we stop for coffee???

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Tue Mar 09, 2010 12:24 pm

You dont need to be a member of CA or Tri, register on the day. $25.

http://www.cyclingsouth.org/images/stor ... rofile.pdf
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby Baldy » Tue Mar 09, 2010 2:09 pm

Yeah I'll be there, I'll most likely just ride at my own dawdling pace though. I might even ride my new cromo tourer :D

Ive registered online and Im looking forward to it, I have never ridden Cambridge--Richmond before so be good to check that out on a bike[driven it alot of course] Not sure about up around back Tea tree road, theres been a fair bit of roadworks there lately, resurfacing I think mostly but im not sure if its finished yet?

Im going to try and get to the Hobart Rivulet tour as well, bit of local history and maybe even a quiet ale and a steak at the Cascade Inn :lol: I take that shared gravel path up the rivulet when Im heading up the mountain on the mtb and sometimes the roadie when its dry.

This will be my 3rd 100km ride so just taking it easy and making sure I dont bonk :oops: :lol: Allthough ive done a bit of riding since the last one, so I should make it.

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:51 pm

Im looking forward to it. You can ride at your own pace or go hard. Up to you. Find a group at your pace. I would like to ride it in 3hrs 30mins depends on how I'm feeling, conditions etc.

Ill post some helpful hints later on for hydration, what to eat etc.
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:36 pm

Here are a few tips for hydration and keeping protein and energy levels up

4 days prior - balanced diet with 70-80 % Calories from carbohydrates; at least 600 grams per day of carbohydrates in the 2 to 3 days prior to the ride

4 hours prior - eat at least 2 hours before the ride. A small carb meal is ok. If your not used to eating prior to a ride dont eat pasta as it may upset your stomach. Try a protein bar. Your legs are going to need it and you may find your legs run out, which is motly due to lack of protein and the legs start to hurt. I also drink a powerade or gatorade prior to riding.

4 minutes prior - nothing special I like to eat a chocolate or a power gel. Keep the energy levels up and get the body firing.

During the ride, regular snacks, often a protein bar or sultannas etc in the first hour or two, in the last hour I have power gels to get the energy levls back up again.

Keep hydrated you should be consuming on avg a bottle per hour, 250mls per 15mins. And more on a hot day.

No alcohol or fatty foods for 3-4 days prior to the ride.
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Wed Mar 10, 2010 1:29 pm

For me….and info to share

I will be eating pasta for dinner mostly each night of the week.....no change there. and the night before i will have 2 small dinners

Race/ride starts at 9am, therefore breakfast (AT) 7am either pasta and tuna or porridge, washed down with a sport drink.
eat a banana or two before 9am.

On the day before drink at least 2 sport drinks....my sport drink is a scoop for Enduro powder (this stuff his magnesium) and i little bit of Gatorade powder for flavor.

During the ride 2 sports drinks, by bottles are BIG, as the ride is 100kms i will have a goo every 40kms, thus i will eat 2 and have 1 for back up. oh and my new favorite is Enduro lollies, which is a combo of normal lollies and sport drink/goo. Oh and 1 banana for back up.

I just hope the weather is good and stable, I find my life and plans are all weather dependant

PS strong sun screen and buttcream/papaw......you know why, mobile, id, pump, tube....and i am packed
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Wed Mar 10, 2010 2:03 pm

Enduro gels are a bit easier to take than powergels but I prefer a Enduro before the event and a powergel during. Never tried a GU yet though.

What sort of times are we looking at?
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Wed Mar 10, 2010 3:17 pm

I use GU gels/goo lollies.

Time depends on road conditions and wind, i am hoping to hover around/just below 30kmph and to have enough in the tank to tackle/attack grass tree.

does anyone know if the course is going to be marked or marshalled, i have a fear of taking a wroung turn
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Wed Mar 10, 2010 4:43 pm

No marshalls once we are over the bridge and onto East Derwent Highway

If we stay together in a bunch we should be able to avg 27-30kmh/r. Tea Tree Rd is probablly the toughest section last year, undulating, cross head wind.

Depends on conditions but 3hrs 30mins is what I am aiming for. I rode this route late last year in 3hrs 37mins with two of us.
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Thu Mar 11, 2010 12:30 pm

ouch just had a $355, (including the 10% discount) service and parts on the bike...... :shock: :cry:

and it's the girlfriend's birthday this weekend.... :roll:
when do we stop for coffee???

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Fri Mar 12, 2010 3:12 pm

Meeting at 8 o'clock at Dome to ride from there on Sunday.

I will be in my Dome kit, riding the Felt 1.5, white Giro Atmos helmet.


See you all there!
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby Cam » Fri Mar 12, 2010 4:09 pm

I'll be there. Doubt I'll meet you at Dome, but I'll see you all at the start line. This will be my first 100, so won't be aiming for any low times. I'll be on a silver Orbea.

Cheers

Cam

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Sun Mar 14, 2010 3:38 pm

Done. Great to see Barry today, the weather was perfect. A little headwind heading out towards Tea Tree. I'm sunburnt, but that's good for the cyclists tan right?

Quickest 100ks I have done 3 hrs 39mins. Total for me

125.40kms
04:40:05
Avg Speed 26.86
Max Speed 70.70
Cadence 73
Avg Watts 175
1123 meters of climbing
Calories 6145

Quickest 100ks in 30 hrs 39mins.
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby Cam » Sun Mar 14, 2010 5:52 pm

Hey All,

Well what a day! Awesome weather, great riders.... then Grasstree.... god that hurt. Looking at it from the station was pretty daunting to say the least. But topped it and made it to the finish. Ride time of 3hrs 36mins 43secs so not too bad on my first 100. Avg speed of 28.38kph. Looking forward to next year!

Cheers

Cam
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby Baldy » Sun Mar 14, 2010 6:30 pm

Nice one Rob, 70clicks huh!!...You lead foot :P :lol:

Heres my bike comp stats for the day..

Time: 5:14
Av: 25.5
Dist: 133.6
Mx: 61.0

For the actual ride im not exactly sure because I forgot to note the time, I think about 3 n half hours. {I asked one of the guys I rode with his time when we got back to Salamanca and he said 3:50 and he started at ken selfs. Once clear of the masses I think our average was low 30's

Obviously it was my fastest 100 by a country mile :lol: , well, my 3rd time and one was solo so not hard to see why.
But I shocked the hell out of myself at being able to keep up and finished feeling pretty good, bit of sunburn on the snoz :twisted: Even the fellas I rode with were surprised!...apparently now im a bushranger :lol:

The ride in general was fun I think, ive never ridden with that many people before. Riding over the bridge with police escort was cool! I never got to mingle before the ride I was late as usual and was paying my fee's as they were about to start.

Not that I know what you look like but I did see some Dome guys on grasstree ? I would of said hello but I was trying to stop my lungs escaping out an orifice and my legs from spontaneous combustion :mrgreen: Our big guy[Chris] was hurting a bit on the climb so we waited at the top, the short but well earned decent was a treat[nice and cool]

Im sure we will meet sooner or later! And Barry and Cam, it would be good to put a few forum names to faces. Ive told the people I ride with about the forum but they are bloody technophobes :P :wink:

I never saw any crashes but did see the results of a couple, one guy rattling along with a broken spoke after riding over another cyclist who was on the road! and some grazes on a couple of others. No serious injuries that I heard of which is good.

Annnyway, I enjoyed myself and would do another mass ride like that in a heartbeat.

cheers

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby Baldy » Sun Mar 14, 2010 6:37 pm

Cam wrote: I'll be on a silver Orbea.

Cam
Hmmm I think I was riding next to a silver Orbea :?: Might of even spoken to you? Its all a bit of a blur :lol:

Very nice ride for your first century mate, well done!

cheers

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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby LG » Sun Mar 14, 2010 7:58 pm

Also managed to complete my second century today and had a brilliant time. Perfect weather, lots of people and no hunger knock today. Did the ride with a mate who was on a mountain bike in 4:07, so very happy with that. As far as I could tell I was the only bloke using downtube shifters on the ride. :cry:
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Sun Mar 14, 2010 8:44 pm

Well done to everyone who completed it. Cam dam you rode well, I wasn't too far behind you I wonder if I saw you throughout the day. Baldy well done. Baldy did you see us come across the top of Grass Tree, 3 of us? That was me if it was. You were in a group of 3? I saw 3 Ken Self riders at the top of Grass Tree. Otherwise it must have been the following pack.

My legs are feeling it tonight, had a nice dinner, Ill get some protein back in the muscles over the next day and rehydrate. I ate well on the ride and I didn't bonk.

I have a wicked cyclist tan today!!

With a race next Sunday the final Tri of the season, Ill spin the legs the next couple of days.

It would be great to have a regular BNA ride!!!
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Mon Mar 15, 2010 8:10 am

WELL DONE EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I am back at work and all of my stats are at home......will post them on tuesday.

But my time was 3:15, with an average of 31 kmph....with no stops and got held up on the bike track.

i was with a group of 4 till the first check point, then i decided to take the lead....i never saw the group again, thus i did the second half....the hard half by myself....and then collected and over took the burnt riders from the first 2 groups.

the winning time was 2:59.



perfect day for riding, went through GU 2 goos, 2 bins and 3/4 pack of GU lollies.
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby Cam » Mon Mar 15, 2010 3:04 pm

Baldy wrote:
Cam wrote: I'll be on a silver Orbea.

Cam
Hmmm I think I was riding next to a silver Orbea :?: Might of even spoken to you? Its all a bit of a blur :lol:
Quite possibly. I was with a fast (for me anyway) pack from Cambridge to 7 mile then back to the Airport round about, then got dropped and rode with a Dome rider to the checkpoint. After that I picked up a pack going up back tea tree rd and stayed with them until the checkpoint again. After that I rode solo to the finish.

A regular BNA ride sounds good! What night or time works for everyone?

Cheers

Cam
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Mon Mar 15, 2010 5:38 pm

[quote="Cam"

Hmmm I think I was riding next to a silver Orbea :?: Might of even spoken to you? Its all a bit of a blur :lol: [/quote]

Quite possibly. I was with a fast (for me anyway) pack from Cambridge to 7 mile then back to the Airport round about, then got dropped and rode with a Dome rider to the checkpoint.




Cheers

Cam[/quote]

Was that me the Dome rider on a F1.5 felt?
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby BarryTas » Tue Mar 16, 2010 8:00 am

ok stats....i love stats,

these are just the rade stats

101kms
3:15:00 time
31 kmph average, was nearly 31.1
64.1 max kmph
87 cadence average
110 cadence max
155 bpm, average heart rate
184 bpm, heart rate max
2800 calories
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Re: roll call for the Bike Week 100km

Postby RobRollin » Tue Mar 16, 2010 9:18 am

Nice work. The ride was 104.6kms long by my Edge and Bikely.
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