Bikes get over 1,000 mpg
I found this on bikeforums.net
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Links don't work!
Anyway,
Links don't work!
Anyway, this is no shock to me either... now if we could only get a bike to do all of the work FOR us... then we'd be really set. |
Check this one
Check this one out.
https://www.kreuzotter.de/english/espeed.htm It shows calories used, Rolling Resistance coefficient, Effective Drag Area, and all that fun stuff. |
Calories
Yes, and with all the weight you lose, your drag goes down too!
Seriously, though, here in Boston, a land of winter ice and snow, bicycles are just not a year round option. Thus, I'll take my transportation heated, seated, AC'd and CD'd. |
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A full winter kit can be had for under $200, that should be good enough for 90% of winter rides. The other 10%? Hopefully you a 2nd option on getting to work. :) |
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fenders, knobby tires, and
fenders, knobby tires, and winter cycling clothes perhaps?
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I like riding in the snow though I've never tried it for more than a few minutes. I'll have to give it a shot sometime. As far as economy, I think my bike gets like 20 miles to a cup of coffee or something like that.
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