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 Ride Stats
Distance: 23.92 miles Time: 01:22:00 Max Speed: 31.70 mph
Avg Speed: 17.50 mph Temp: Avg: 52
Category: general: testing - solo
Route: ATB : West and North Weight: 243 Altitude Gain: 829 ft
Avg Power: 0 W Calories Burned: 0 Avg HR: 0 bpm
Terrain: Road: Flat Bike:  Juiced CCX Road Club: Cycle Time Century
Weather Conditions: Overcast, 12 mph Southerly wind which equated a mix of favorable and unfavorable winds.
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A good test of CCX versatility. The motor consumed about 6 volts of battery energy. There was a momentary peak draw of 1200 watts on a climb out of a short steep paved ravine roadway. Also noted on the ride was a peak temperature of 49° C (120°F) -this is the controller temperature read out. The nominal temp read was closer to 30-35°C/86-95°F

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