Wheels of Happiness
I have done several bike rides to Antipolo via Teresa. With my hill climber bike, it looks like a cinch now. I do the climbs using 44 x 17 or 19. It is spinning more or less with plenty of developing pedalling rate and aerobic capacity. I do not stand and stay seated during the climb The idea is not to speed up but finish the climb maintaining the rpm as much as possible.
I find it easier to do the climbs. I see out the outer lane, to lessen the effort. There is less panting and grunting as I use my hill climber. Surprisingly, the climb takes less than 30 minutes. It used to be more than that
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
Monday, September 7, 2015
Bike rides to Antipolo via Teresa
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