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Jun 9, 2023, 10:19 am

Kingwood - FM1485 - Kingwood

Back To A Local Route, Getting Some Breathing Room On That Goal
Video from Texbiker's ride --- https://youtu.be/eoR_-YfQi0I
https://www.texbiker.net/blog/2023/06/09/back-to-a-local-route-getting-some-breathing-room-on-that-goal/
A change of location and pace for today's bike ride after yesterday's Galveston ride. The start time wasn't as late as yesterday since I didn't have to drive to the starting location but not as early as I should've began. After the battery issues with the Cervelo bike I switched to my Lynskey Helix bike and rode out at 10:19 AM after watching the stage 6 finish of the Critérium du Dauphiné and eating breakfast.

The route was Kingwood - FM1485 - Kingwood going north but I changed a few streets for some variety and increased the distance about a mile over the average for the route to 34.08 miles. I lowered the ...

Back To A Local Route, Getting Some Breathing Room On That Goal Video from Texbiker's ride --- https://youtu.be/eoR_-YfQi0I https://www.texbiker.net/blog/2023/06/09/back-to-a-local-route-getting-some-breathing-room-on-that-goal/ A change of location and pace for today's bike ride after yesterday's Galveston ride. The start time wasn't as late as yesterday since I didn't have to drive to the starting location but not as early as I should've began. After the battery issues with the Cervelo bike I switched to my Lynskey Helix bike and rode out at 10:19 AM after watching the stage 6 finish of the Critérium du Dauphiné and eating breakfast. The route was Kingwood - FM1485 - Kingwood going north but I changed a few streets for some variety and increased the distance about a mile over the average for the route to 34.08 miles. I lowered the ...
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By: Rick Ankrum
Started in: Houston, TX, US
Distance: 34.1 mi
Selected: 34.1 mi
Elevation: + 321 / - 306 ft
Moving Time: 02:34:48
Gear: Lynskey Helix Rival eTap AXS
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Departed: Jun 9, 2023, 10:19 am
Starts in: Houston, TX, US
Distance: 34.1 mi
Selected distance: 34.1 mi
Elevation: + 321 / - 306 ft
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Total Duration: 02:54:47
Selection Duration: 10487
Moving Time: 02:34:48
Selection Moving Time: 02:34:48
Stopped Time: 00:19:59
Calories: 1099
Max Watts:
Avg Watts: 124 ( with 0s)
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Max Speed: 18.2 mph
Avg Speed: 13.2 mph
Pace: 00:05:07
Moving Pace: 00:04:32
Max Cadence: 97 rpm
Min Cadence: 10 rpm
Avg Cadence: 65 rpm
Max HR: 140 bpm
Min HR: 73 bpm
Avg HR: 118 bpm

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