Member Profile: Paul Inglis
"Just Follow My Lead Brother"
Member Since: 2009
South Australia, Australia
Physiological Details |
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1.75 |
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N/A |
Current Weight: |
65 kg |
Maximum Heartrate: |
N/A |
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Bike Details |
Frame: |
Giant TCR Advanced 2 |
Wheels: |
Fulcrum Racing 5 |
Groupset: |
Shimano 105 |
Pedals: |
Shimano 105 |
Bike Weight: |
8.5 kg |
Latest Times
15 Oct 2013:
Mt Osmond from Beaumont
- 8mins 20secs
01 Sep 2013:
Norton Summit
- 14mins 40secs
14 Aug 2013:
Greenhill Road (Mt. Lofty)
- 23mins 16secs
04 Dec 2012:
Corkscrew Road
- 9mins 43secs
06 Nov 2012:
Greenhill Road (Mt. Lofty)
- 24mins 32secs
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Comments
Paul commented on his own time: "A bit slow but had already done 75km and at least I beat the guy with the BE jersey and 60mm wheels."
Paul commented on his own time: "I was enjoying the view of the mist in the gullys too much to worry about how fast I was going."
Paul commented on his own time: "Not bad after already riding 80kms through the hills."
Paul commented on his own time: "This is only a rough time, I could have been up to 10 mins faster or 5 mins slower."
Paul commented on his own time: "Didn't think I'd make it under 30 so I gave up around the last bend/steep section then made it anyway with seconds to spare."
Forum Posts
04 Feb 2010 1:02 AM posted in Climbing - seated or standing - art or science?
I tend to be standing for a lot of the climbing I do, but that does also depend on which climb. Norton Summit is almost all seated except for a few ramps after the hairpins, whereas Greenhill Rd I tend to quicker times when I stand most of the time. Either way it's just all about keeping a good sustainable rhythm. Usually when I'm swapping between the two constantly I won't put in a good time.
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