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Feb 3, 2019, 1:27 pm

2019-02-03-Sun-44mi-Wamego

(NB: This ride was done with both PowerTap and PowerBeats power meters. The PowerBeats are reading very low, so this data is scaled by 60% to approximately match the PowerTap data.)

A rare 70°F day in February, which was not to be wasted (even if the wind was crazy high and gusty). Did the usual Wamego ride out and back on Old 24, an East-West journey that made the 30 mph wind gusts mostly irrelevant.The forecast didn't dare claim that high a temperature, so I was prepared for a windy 60°F, wearing the Cannondale bibs, black and white PI long sleeved jersey, and carrying leg warmers, just in case. I didn't need them! Lots of other folks out enjoying the day, cycling, running or playing with the kids. Wamego is renovating both their pool and the park playground, so there was lots to see.

(NB: This ride was done with both PowerTap and PowerBeats power meters. The PowerBeats are reading very low, so this data is scaled by 60% to approximately match the PowerTap data.) A rare 70°F day in February, which was not to be wasted (even if the wind was crazy high and gusty). Did the usual Wamego ride out and back on Old 24, an East-West journey that made the 30 mph wind gusts mostly irrelevant.The forecast didn't dare claim that high a temperature, so I was prepared for a windy 60°F, wearing the Cannondale bibs, black and white PI long sleeved jersey, and carrying leg warmers, just in case. I didn't need them! Lots of other folks out enjoying the day, cycling, running or playing with the kids. Wamego is renovating both their pool and the park playground, so there was lots to see.
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By: vneedham
Started in: Manhattan, KS, US
Distance: 43.5 mi
Selected: 43.5 mi
Elevation: + 1214 / - 1179 ft
Moving Time: 02:48:16
Gear: 2017 Orbea Orca
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Departed: Feb 3, 2019, 1:27 pm
Starts in: Manhattan, KS, US
Distance: 43.5 mi
Selected distance: 43.5 mi
Elevation: + 1214 / - 1179 ft
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VAM
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Total Duration: 03:21:26
Selection Duration: 12086
Moving Time: 02:48:16
Selection Moving Time: 02:48:16
Stopped Time: 00:33:10
Calories: 1352
Max Watts:
Avg Watts: 140 ( with 0s)
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Work
Max Speed: 29.6 mph
Avg Speed: 15.5 mph
Pace: 00:04:37
Moving Pace: 00:03:51
Max Cadence: 118 rpm
Min Cadence: 10 rpm
Avg Cadence: 86 rpm
Max HR: 171 bpm
Min HR: 102 bpm
Avg HR: 148 bpm
Heartrate zones:
Zone 1: 3 minutes
Zone 2: 21 minutes
Zone 3: 1 hour 28 minutes
Zone 4: 46 minutes
Zone 5: 1 minute

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