Member Profile: Daniel Shaw
Member Since: 2008
South Australia, Australia
Physiological Details |
Height: |
175 |
Resting Heartrate: |
65 |
Current Weight: |
94 kg |
Maximum Heartrate: |
190 |
Favourites |
Food: |
Kangaroo |
Drink: |
FUIC |
Holiday: |
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Super Hero: |
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Music: |
Almost anything but rapcrap |
Movie: |
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Bike Details |
Frame: |
Kuota Kredo |
Wheels: |
Campagnolo Eurus |
Groupset: |
Campagnolo Centuar Carbon |
Pedals: |
Look Keo |
Bike Weight: |
8 kg |
Latest Times
18 Jan 2010:
Norton Summit (First 2km)
- 7mins 57secs
18 Jan 2010:
Norton Summit
- 21mins 56secs
04 Jan 2010:
Kangaroo Creek Dam
- 6mins 57secs
27 Dec 2009:
Norton Summit (First 2km)
- 8mins 22secs
03 Dec 2009:
Norton Summit (First 2km)
- 8mins 19secs
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04 Jan 2010:
Payneham Gumaracha Payneham
- 2hrs 36mins 0secs
29 Dec 2008:
Lobethal loop
- 3hrs 3mins 0secs
14 Dec 2008:
Payneham-Glenelg-Payneham
- 1hr 25mins 0secs
30 Nov 2008:
Payneham Gumaracha Payneham
- 3hrs 7mins 44secs
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Saved Courses
Circuits & Hill Climbs saved by this rider:
Australia >
South Australia >
Greenhill Road (Fullarton to Portrush Road)
Australia >
South Australia >
Payneham-Glenelg-Payneham
Australia >
South Australia >
Payneham Gumaracha Payneham
Comments
Daniel commented on his own time: "First Ride in 10weeks"
Daniel commented on his own time: "First ride in 10weeks :("
Daniel commented on his own time: "first hills ride in 5weeks"
Daniel commented on his own time: "If only i knew i was so close to sub 20min "
Daniel commented on his own time: "36sec quicker than previous PB :)"
Forum Posts
18 Jan 2010 9:28 PM posted in Norwood Criterion
where does one get a calender of Adelaide crit races?
27 Dec 2009 3:52 PM posted in Rider Categories
and the 95kg+ fat bastard category :)
05 Aug 2009 10:28 AM posted in Adelaide Hill Climbs
Best - Norton Summit (its 4km from home)
Toughest (that I've ridden) - Woodland way (Norton Summit) / Corkscrew Road / Skye lookout
Scenic - Basket/Forrest Range
<em>edited by Daniel Shaw on 5/08/2009</em>
04 Aug 2009 4:38 PM posted in Training time
A work car does suck. I have to bring mine to work each day as its used as a pool vehicle on site (civil construction). Also riding before and after work during winter is very difficult seing that 90% of the time im at work before its light, and I can't remember when I have left work before the sun has gone down. Riding in the dark & cold after 11hrs at work doesn't really float my boat. Struggling to get 150+km a week during winter.
DLS though, i try to sneak in 2 or 3 3hr rides after work during the week, helps immensly. Easy to rack up 200+km a week
16 Jun 2009 9:17 PM posted in 2010 Challenge Tour
[quote=The Cheez]I've done the last 5 Coast to Coasts and all I can say is that I'm glad their isn't a massive hill climb past the 100km mark (although next year I will hopefully be in some half decent form to tackle such obstacles). 7000+ sounds like a traffic jam. I bailed on the '09 TDU.[/quote]
That last climb this year into Victor was just what the doctor called for after 130km :( !!
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