Real Cyclists
Angono Rizal PHL | September 8, 2013
VM prefers the Alberto Contador (or LA) style of climbing. They use low gear and spin a lot. I see Joel and Val employ this technique. They do this so that the legs do not tire easily with heavy gears. VM said he did the Mambog climb at 28 kmh doing spinning. And the Bugarin ride, back and forth was done quickly doing only spinning.
Long legged giant like Ullrich prefer heavy gears. Some cycling books prescribe heavier gears for long climb because they say it is more efficient and less tiring?
Which do you prefer?
Recyclists starting Bugarin climb (on low gears spinning?)
VM and Nanding; Nanding did not proceed up; he stayed behind
Choco2 and Angel
Albert V and his Argon carbon bike
Jorgeus biker with Laguna Lake in the background, tnx Richard for the photo
This is a site for road biking with occasional mentions of mountain bikes (MTBs) Also covers bike repairs, bike selections,tips, climbing, sprints, conditioning; Other topics include bikeconomics, biketours, travel destinations, road and biking safety, exercise, health, cross training, pit stops, long rides, restos and views along the bike routes, Bisikleta Iglesia
Sunday, September 8, 2013
VM now likes spinning on hill climbs; how about you? Which is a better technique?
Labels:
Alberto contador,
Bugarin,
Mambog,
spinning,
VM
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment