Hiong Bikers (for bikers wearing helmet and going 30km/h)
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this topic is more for those "hiong " bikers who really chiong alot ... u can share your experience here (: like accidents if got ,dont have i touchwood
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nowadays i go on-road.. can share some of my experience..
normally i go road cycling every friday or saturday night, ard 8pm i will meet my kakis then we go cycle abt 30km frm cck to lck to jurong, back home via bukit batok road.. normally i keep my avg ard 25km/h... lowest i went is 18km/h, which was when i was climbing hills or anything... but for speed, i did cycle the whole stretch of jurong - bb road - cck back home, i constant at 30-35km/h
you dont need a road-bike to go fast, just pedal faster and choose a gear to make yourself comfortable.. my highest was a brickland road, speed of 57.2km/h.. which was months ago...
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
nowadays i go on-road.. can share some of my experience..
normally i go road cycling every friday or saturday night, ard 8pm i will meet my kakis then we go cycle abt 30km frm cck to lck to jurong, back home via bukit batok road.. normally i keep my avg ard 25km/h... lowest i went is 18km/h, which was when i was climbing hills or anything... but for speed, i did cycle the whole stretch of jurong - bb road - cck back home, i constant at 30-35km/h
you dont need a road-bike to go fast, just pedal faster and choose a gear to make yourself comfortable.. my highest was a brickland road, speed of 57.2km/h.. which was months ago...
whoa! thanks for posting , so you cycle quite often uh? one day when got more people , let's plan a cycling event ... try to let any of your friends who cycle alot to come here ... thanks(:
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yeap often.. hehehe.. got two bikes at home.. one for basically, train my fitness like going to road and off road. i use my mtb with semi slicks for off-road and road purpose...
my other bike, i installed a box, so i put all my camera stuffs, personal belongings, then go around taking pictures, as far till bukit timah.. hehehe, you knw if i bus fan, i go around take pictures of buses too. trains also. :D
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
nowadays i go on-road.. can share some of my experience..
normally i go road cycling every friday or saturday night, ard 8pm i will meet my kakis then we go cycle abt 30km frm cck to lck to jurong, back home via bukit batok road.. normally i keep my avg ard 25km/h... lowest i went is 18km/h, which was when i was climbing hills or anything... but for speed, i did cycle the whole stretch of jurong - bb road - cck back home, i constant at 30-35km/h
you dont need a road-bike to go fast, just pedal faster and choose a gear to make yourself comfortable.. my highest was a brickland road, speed of 57.2km/h.. which was months ago...
Haha. My top speed is the same as yours, when i went down Mount Faber. Mt Faber is pain in the ass to climb man.
Anw, I sometimes do cycle every week. Each trip we maintain abt 30km/h over a distance of 25-30km. My longest trip was about a 100km in one day. My balls hurts the next day.
Heres how i go :From BP to ECP (Via Bukit Timah road, then Dunearn road, then little india, turn elft at bugis junction, all the way straight till Kallang then turn right to Old Airport road. Then i will head to Tanjang Katong before arriving at Parkway Parade and subsequently, ECP);
ECP to Changi Village & back.
Then head off to AMK Ave3 (going bike shop) via Eunos, Ubi, Hougang Ave 2 and 3.
After AMK head back to BP via Machritchie Road(or Thomson road, dun rly know), the Lornie road before arriving Bt Timah road (near coronation plaza) again. All the way straight before arriving at home.
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lol.. mount faber, downhill mah.. of coz la can reach 60+ also can.... hahahahaha... just change to deore nia.. no money buy XTR... nb, dropout broke, my alivio jockey bend one side.. cant cycle.. heng ar today got deore in stock so i i bought it lor... dropout also uncle just order.. when i reach the shop, they say, heng ar you come today, i thought tomorrow nia, yr parts just come 2 hours ago... :P
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LMAO ! i cycle from my house to ECP ,ECP to Changi Village ,my body like jelly alr ... somemore got coutdown party ... was dead after party "RIP"
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
lol.. mount faber, downhill mah.. of coz la can reach 60+ also can.... hahahahaha... just change to deore nia.. no money buy XTR... nb, dropout broke, my alivio jockey bend one side.. cant cycle.. heng ar today got deore in stock so i i bought it lor... dropout also uncle just order.. when i reach the shop, they say, heng ar you come today, i thought tomorrow nia, yr parts just come 2 hours ago... :P
Haha. No nd XTR. XT will do. I got my rear dee Shimano XT rear (shadow type) for $85. Quite affordable. Haha. Now it shifts like, heavenly. lol
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Nobody tried E Coast to Pasir Ris through the PCNs and back via Tampines/Bedok?
My longest so far was from Pasir Ris to Senoko via Hougang/Ang Mo Kio/Yishun. And back.
But the most tiring was from Hougang to Kranji and back via the above mentioned way, and Woodlands....that's bcos it was in the day.
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i wan to cycle to hougang from pasir ris. how ar the route. i thought can go through the park connecters.
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Originally posted by cApitaland:
i wan to cycle to hougang from pasir ris. how ar the route. i thought can go through the park connecters.
Unless you want to try the dangerous Tampines Rd, the only way is through Tampines/Bedok/Eunos..... -
Pardon my suaku-ness....How do you guys measure the speed? There's a speedometer on the bike ah?
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You can even get wireless spedometer, to mount onto your bike.
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
Unless you want to try the dangerous Tampines Rd, the only way is through Tampines/Bedok/Eunos.....tampines road. is that the one near bedok reservoir. cos i stay near the Tampines Ikea, Courts Giant.
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Originally posted by viciouskitty74:
You can even get wireless spedometer, to mount onto your bike.
So hi-tech? How much ah?