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Observation and Perspective
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| Ride Stats |
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Distance:
16.48 miles
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Time: 01:49:00
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Max Speed:
0.00 mph
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Avg Speed:
9.07 mph
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Temp:
Min: 45
Avg: 50
Max: 54
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Category: training: general -
solo
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Route:
Commuting to and from Hilton
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Weight:
235
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Altitude Gain:
0 ft
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Avg Power: 102 W
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Calories Burned: 650
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Avg HR: 0 bpm
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Terrain: Road: Flat
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Bike: Specialized 40lb-Globe 700c Hybrid
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Club: Commuter Cycling Century |
| Weather Conditions: Overcast, Windy; wind changing from S->W; SSW/WSW/Westerly by afternoon, gusts to 22+mph Temperatures falling |
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Definitely a low effort output ride, with a steady sauntering cadence.
~41.6(lb-mi)a performance statistic indicative of nothing -YET! There is a goal to quantify effort used on a ride. Pound-Miles(Weight x distance ÷ Ride time) is a component in evaluating ride effort. What is yet to be developed is a Cross-reference chart that will enable one to equate lb-mi to average watt output or average miles per hour. A cross-reference table will have to encompass the typical parameters used to measure watt output. There is a correlation already to MPH.
If I do nothing else with this idea, a chart that recognizes how weight can effect average speed may be a useful statistic for comparing riders of different weights under identical cycling conditions. I'm not sure it is possible. The prevailing thought is that lb-mi are no more useful than the average mph statistic.
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