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I have entered and am online and seen 2 different dates for the Momentum 94.7 race.

 

According to these sites its;

 

16 Nov

http://www.cyclersgu...es/Qualify.aspx

 

15 Nov

http://www.cycletour...seeding-events/

 

Seems like16 Nov is correct. Even with an advert obscuring the page.

 

http://www.highveld....cycle-challenge

 

Now back to the question... How do-able is a sub-3 94.7 if you have 6 hours + 2 spinning classes a week to train? I am a novice and can muster a race pace of 31km/h but am more comfortable not revving in VTEC for 80km of the race if I ride at 28-29km/h. Any ideas, tips or pointers will be appreciated.

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The first thing you need is patience.

 

Next years 94,7 sub 3 is do-able after the training.

You need to gradually build up to an average speed to 33km/hr.

When you have done this, you will get an adequate start seeding.

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Seeding is very important. I rode last year in a corporate group, and after they upset me, I rode on my own, two punctures and not a wheel to sit the whole way, and I managed a 3:10. So a sub three is real easy.

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I have entered and am online and seen 2 different dates for the Momentum 94.7 race.

 

 

Now back to the question... How do-able is a sub-3 94.7 if you have 6 hours + 2 spinning classes a week to train? I am a novice and can muster a race pace of 31km/h but am more comfortable not revving in VTEC for 80km of the race if I ride at 28-29km/h. Any ideas, tips or pointers will be appreciated.

 

 

Easy peasy, November is light years away.

 

Get a training regime and make sure it includes some efforts that are slightly harder or equal to the required race speed for sub 3 (guessing +/- 30kmh).

 

Its a wheel sucker race so keep your eye open for faster groups and follow them...don't forget to take your turn at the front

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