Mid week rides

Posted on Mon 31st, March 2014

• #1

Meg

Hi all,

I read somewhere that your mid week rides (as opposed to training rides/laps of parks) start in April? - is this the case?

I understand that mileage is around 30 miles, but what are the average speeds of these rides? - I've been riding out with Group B the last couple of weeks if that helps.

Thanks, Meg.
• #2

Rob

Hi Meg,

Check out these threads on the forum.

Thursday :
http://forum.islington.cc/conversations/121/?offset=25#comment13427

Wednesday :
http://forum.islington.cc/conversations/132/?offset=175#comment13243
• #3

Laura

Hi Meg, to answer your question about speed and pace, I imagine they'll be between 14-15 mph average. The fixie loop will obviously be a bit pacier as it has less hills. If you are comfortably holding the wheels on B rides then you'll probably be fine!
• #4

Meg

Great, thanks guys.
• #5

ChrisTsen

hi @Meg, i led today's fixie loop which we covered at 16mph. probably the quickest run that i've done and spot on the b route pace. hope you'll be able to join another time. chris
• #6

Meg

Thanks @ChrisTsen, I hope to join you on a mid-week run in the next fortnight or so.

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