Member Profile: Jeffrey Schulz

"Live Strong"

Member Since: 2008

South Australia, Australia

Physiological Details
Height:	173	Resting Heartrate:	50
Current Weight:	82 kg	Maximum Heartrate:	190
Favourites
Food:	Donuts
Drink:	Coke
Holiday:	Thailand
Super Hero:	Lance
Music:	Yes
Movie:	The Trueman Show
Bike Details
Frame:	Giant TCR Advanced ISP
Wheels:	Dura Ace, Recalled Mavic R-Sys
Groupset:	Dura Ace
Pedals:
Bike Weight:	7.5 kg

Latest Times

Hill Climbs

08 Dec 2012: Norton Summit - 13mins 22secs

08 Apr 2012: Coachhouse Drv/Woodland Way - 10mins 40secs

07 Apr 2012: Coachhouse Drv/Woodland Way - 10mins 51secs

01 Apr 2012: Coachhouse Drv/Woodland Way - 10mins 56secs

10 Jan 2012: Norton Summit - 13mins 18secs

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Circuits

13 Mar 2009: Outer Harbour and return - 1hr 50mins 0secs

12 Mar 2009: Outer Harbour and return - 1hr 55mins 0secs

20 Nov 2008: Wallace St direct to Olicc - 26mins 3secs

19 Nov 2008: Wallace St direct to Olicc - 26mins 20secs

18 Nov 2008: Wallace St direct to Olicc - 28mins 26secs

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Saved Courses

Circuits & Hill Climbs saved by this rider:

Australia > South Australia > Outer Harbour and return

Australia > South Australia > Wallace St direct to Olicc

Australia > South Australia > Home to Olicc via Outer Harbour

Comments

Jeffrey commented on his own time: "From lights to bollards"

Jeffrey commented on his own time: "Felt like shit"

Jeffrey commented on his own time: "Very Happy with the time"

Jeffrey commented on his own time: "After riding 100km"

Jeffrey commented on his own time: "Legs were dead after riding 90km. Need to lose some weight, was 15kg lighter when I did my pb."

Forum Posts

24 Sep 2012 4:20 PM posted in 2011 Polygon Helios 200 & 2011 Polygon Helios 400

Cell have some nice bikes, http://www.cellbikes.com.au/Bikes/Road-Bikes in terms of value for money, so does cycling express http://www.cyclingexpress.com/cycling/bikes/road-bikes-alloy.aspx

27 Aug 2012 3:24 PM posted in The Performance with Callaway Diablo Octane Driver

Hey Talia, I think a baseball bat would be better, golf clubs don't seem to work to well on cars or people, they break to easy. I know when attacking an idiot in motor vehicle can lift your anxiety at first but your right after a few swings it gets easier. How do you heat up the face of the club and does that burn the persons balls you are hitting. I want maximum hurt to those idiots. I never thought about shaft size, sounds a bit rude to me but it depends on what your are doing. Do you sell other products other than gold clubs to beat up on crazy motorists? Look forward to your prompt reply.

26 Mar 2012 6:08 PM posted in Steep Climbs

I have been looking at steep climbs near Adelaide. I was thinking Coachhouse Woodland Way is the longest climb averaging over 10% near Adelaide at 2.7km. Can anyone think of a longer climb that is over 10% average gradient?

26 Mar 2012 6:02 PM posted in Corkscrew rd repeats

As in riding up and down the hill, if you pace yourself and had the right gears, you could go all day.

15 Feb 2011 8:55 PM posted in SRAM vs SHIMANO or CAMPAG

I have had Shimano from Sora through to Dura Ace, Campy Chorus and Record and Sram Force and Red and I find they are all good. I naver had any issues with any group set I used. When I swapped back from campy to shimano I kept the wheels as is and just ran a campy cassette with my dura ace group set and it worked fine. It took me a few weeks to get used to Sram at first because I was swapping between dura ace, both my bikes now run sram and they both run fine. As for bike stores I hear an Adelaide bike store no longer discounts so I do not shop at that shop any more. JT Cycles seem to sponsor this site and I am sure they will help you out, I shop at Super Elliots and they are great to me.