commuting and racing
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commuting and racingJust wondering how many commuters out there also race. im not sure weather this question has been asked or not.. How many Ks a week would you ride all up on average including racing/training..or just commuting i try to do at least 160Ks including 50/60 racing Ks..
Re: commuting and racingMy commute is 215km per week. And every single one of 'em is a racing km.
volutamus scandemus
Re: commuting and racingCommute up to 200km per week. Not racing yet but working towards the 2013 Road Series here in Perth. Every ride is a training ride. May do some crits over summer.
2012 Avanti Giro 3
2003 GT Palomar
Re: commuting and racingim only d grade at the moment with little kids and working as much as i can at the moment its pretty hard to get the k's in but still got that hunger to race..
Re: commuting and racingI probably only average 100km a week, counting both commuting and racing. I've been racing for three years but have done only about 30-something races due to kids and other sports.
I'm an old fart (coming up to 50) who was in club B Grade for road/TT/crit, but this year I've been trying to learn CX, MTB and track and recover from a knee issue and that's been interesting but slow. From my minimal experience, intensity rather than endurance is the key for crits. However, you do risk injury IMHO. We're now moving to a very bike-friendly city and leaving the kids behind; should be great for racing but the standard is scarily high. There are many types of racing cyclists. There is the sprinter, the rouleur, the stagiaire, the danser, the descender.... sadly, I'm a mediocre.
2003 Cervelo P2K time trial bike 2010 Merida Cyclocross 4 2008 Giant SS/track 2008 Vivente Como roadie
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