Riding the Thames Path between Richmond and Vauxhall..?
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RobMac":3nhexnvn said:There youRobMac":3nhexnvn said:
"From the London Cycle Route maps ( available free and ordered through the Transport for London web site) this looks to be about 14 miles so at 10mph you will do it 1.4 hours."
On a flat river path 10mph is a very pedestrian, enjoying the scenery sort of speed. Of course it's different for everyone, bearing in mind the length of distance planned I'd assume a reasonable level of fitness to start with, I'd say on a commuter bike with sensible tyres for city use 14mph would be the order of the day on a flat path.
gtRTSdh":1thdp4ga said:RobMac":1thdp4ga said:There youRobMac":1thdp4ga said:
"From the London Cycle Route maps ( available free and ordered through the Transport for London web site) this looks to be about 14 miles so at 10mph you will do it 1.4 hours."
On a flat river path 10mph is a very pedestrian, enjoying the scenery sort of speed. Of course it's different for everyone, bearing in mind the length of distance planned I'd assume a reasonable level of fitness to start with, I'd say on a commuter bike with sensible tyres for city use 14mph would be the order of the day on a flat path.
No! No! Your missing the point.
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RobMac":35f4wic7 said:RobMac":35f4wic7 said:
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"From the London Cycle Route maps ( available free and ordered through the Transport for London web site) this looks to be about 14 miles so at 10mph you will do it 1.4 hours."
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gavinda":10y5e3dk said:And armbands
Yes, I may need some water wings, often shocks me how high the river 'floods' at times around here, erk!
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