Member Profile: John Eden
"SHUT UP LEGS"
Member Since: 2008
Western Australia, Australia
Physiological Details |
Height: |
183 |
Resting Heartrate: |
34 |
Current Weight: |
69 kg |
Maximum Heartrate: |
175 |
Favourites |
Food: |
Double quarter pounders with cheese |
Drink: |
Iced coffee |
Holiday: |
Rottnest |
Super Hero: |
Chris Hoy |
Music: |
Black Betty |
Movie: |
Being John Malkovich |
Bike Details |
Frame: |
Flandria Team Replica 1977 |
Wheels: |
Suntour Superbe Pro hubs on MA40 rims |
Groupset: |
6speed cheap Shimano freewheel 14-28t |
Pedals: |
Speedplay Zeros |
Bike Weight: |
10 kg |
Latest Times
13 Apr 2012:
Mills Rd, East (2) Road has changed
- 10mins 54secs
24 Feb 2012:
Walnut and Patterson
- 8mins 32secs
23 Feb 2012:
Kalamunda Rd, Kalamunda
- 9mins 33secs
15 Feb 2012:
Gooseberry Hill Rd, Gooseberry Hill
- 6mins 33secs
14 Feb 2012:
Gooseberry via Girawheen
- 7mins 0secs
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08 May 2011:
Kalamunda to Mundaring and back
- 1hr 31mins 58secs
19 Mar 2009:
Kalamunda to Mundaring and back
- 1hr 32mins 53secs
12 Mar 2009:
Route '337'
- 1hr 1min 34secs
19 Nov 2008:
Lesmurdie test circuit
- 8mins 16secs
02 Nov 2008:
The Beast with 3 Backs
- 1hr 53mins 36secs
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Saved Courses
Circuits & Hill Climbs saved by this rider:
Australia >
Western Australia >
Turner Rd
Australia >
Western Australia >
Leith on Rye
Australia >
Western Australia >
Mur de Magdalene
Australia >
Western Australia >
Gooseberry via Girawheen
Australia >
Western Australia >
Zig Zag TT Tour of Kalamunda Prologue
Australia >
Western Australia >
Route '337'
Australia >
Western Australia >
Pickering Brook Time Trial
Australia >
Western Australia >
The Beast with 3 Backs
Australia >
Western Australia >
Kalamunda to Mundaring and back
Australia >
Western Australia >
Jackson
Australia >
Western Australia >
Lesmurdie test circuit
Comments
John commented on his own time: "I've come a long way since I last did this. 12:44 for the roundabout to Chevin. Headwind strong."
John commented on his own time: "Flying. Headwind on Patterson."
John commented on his own time: "Yes, I will be in London during the Olympics."
John commented on his own time: "see strava.com"
John commented on his own time: "My bike weighs 10 kilos, I'm 44 and I sit down to change gears because I use friction shifters on the downtube. I'm better on steep gradients.Today I used the big ring until Gray Rd then 39x16/18/21. Only back in the big ring at the top. I sat for about 80% of the climb."
Forum Posts
29 Mar 2009 9:38 PM posted in How many bikes?
Yes, that's the one. Do you know what happened to her?
28 Mar 2009 9:25 PM posted in How many bikes?
Only one of my bikes has a name now, the first fixie, which I named Black Betty, but the best name was given to a nice shiney red Cannondale mountain bike by my wife. She dubbed 'her' Camilla. Then she was traded in after a year for a younger model. The bike that is, not the wife.
28 Mar 2009 7:38 PM posted in How many bikes?
2 road bikes, both steel and lugged, 4 fixed gear steel bikes, 2 bmx, 1 track bike, 9 single speed mountain bikes. That's 18. I ride 4 of them.
12 Nov 2008 2:28 PM posted in Cycle2Max versus Hillclimbr
Hello,
First of all I might be the last to know but why are there now 2 websites? My old details have been retained by both but new times need to be entered twice. I would pick a side but I like features of both. V02 max is interesting in hillclimbr, but I like the fact that cycle2max now displays our weights and bike weights for each attempt. I had forgotten how heavy I used to be! It appears to be impossible to edit in cycle2max. I accidently did myself of a second this morning and could't correct it without entering a new time. My favourite feature of C2M is the record holder's name and time appearing on the hills list but the ranking is now done by every attempt rather than pbs which I don't like as much as the old way.
Hope the criticisms are taken constructively. Either way this site is a brilliant idea and makes my largely solo rides more interesting.
Cheers
John
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