Just got off my bike after doing 50k in Zone 3/4 and I think my legs get PTSD just from watchin this 😁 All joking aside, great challenge and as always great dedication!
I am. However, I discovered a very slight crack in the paint of my bike. Nothing serious, but if that somehow developed, I might get my first road bike for the next season and retire my gravel bike to the trainer. In that case, I would probably get a bike with an integrated power meter - in which case the investment into a power meter now would be redundant.
@@RoadtoA Well, than you'd go for quite a bike with at least ultegra it seems. All the best of course , and wish you a great bike whatever the choice:) I opted for assioma pedals.
@@NoStarDomusSC2 ye, I would go for Assioma pedals if I was to just go power meter. As for the bike, I am looking at the Van Rysel RCR:-). But at this point I am not sure if that's going to be needed.
Nice choice,good bike at somewhat reasonable price. I went for a Ridley Fenix SLiC, always knowing I can upgrade it, if I want to go crazy on marginal gains. So with the assioma powermeter it was just the next thing I upgraded it with, went quite knowingly for an endurance bike and am still killing my own PRs on strava segments in the area. I was also considering van rysel edr, giant tcr . Pedals may help you in the long run also with content. Better to have pedals you can use on any bike than having to pit bikes on trainers;) or should u go for holidays, rent or borrow a bike that has no power meter, you're settled;) Anyways, keep on with good content. Hope to be able to ride in Prague area this summer.
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Great work! That truly is a hard climb
Thanks!
Just got off my bike after doing 50k in Zone 3/4 and I think my legs get PTSD just from watchin this 😁 All joking aside, great challenge and as always great dedication!
Well done!
Excellent! You beat Trivett's time by about 25 minutes.
Thanks!
Really cool effort, thanks for the video! Are you considering getting a power meter for your outdoor rides?
I am.
However, I discovered a very slight crack in the paint of my bike. Nothing serious, but if that somehow developed, I might get my first road bike for the next season and retire my gravel bike to the trainer. In that case, I would probably get a bike with an integrated power meter - in which case the investment into a power meter now would be redundant.
@@RoadtoA Well, than you'd go for quite a bike with at least ultegra it seems. All the best of course , and wish you a great bike whatever the choice:) I opted for assioma pedals.
@@NoStarDomusSC2 ye, I would go for Assioma pedals if I was to just go power meter.
As for the bike, I am looking at the Van Rysel RCR:-). But at this point I am not sure if that's going to be needed.
Nice choice,good bike at somewhat reasonable price.
I went for a Ridley Fenix SLiC, always knowing I can upgrade it, if I want to go crazy on marginal gains. So with the assioma powermeter it was just the next thing I upgraded it with, went quite knowingly for an endurance bike and am still killing my own PRs on strava segments in the area. I was also considering van rysel edr, giant tcr .
Pedals may help you in the long run also with content. Better to have pedals you can use on any bike than having to pit bikes on trainers;) or should u go for holidays, rent or borrow a bike that has no power meter, you're settled;) Anyways, keep on with good content. Hope to be able to ride in Prague area this summer.