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Well, on a "normal" day riding at home, I'd do about 30km ish and maybe
15-1600m vertical height gain and drop so my 9 days out is not so terribly
different I think. Home for me is the Tweed Valley in Scotland, so steep and
muddy is what we have too. Someone posted a video of one of our (my) trails on
here a few weeks ago titled something like "north shore in Scotland" in fact.
I think I'll stand by my assertion that 300km should not be considered a long
time for a top end drivetrain but f you disagree, fair enough.
Jan. 7, 2017, 1:25 a.m. - Neil Carnegie
#!markdown Well, on a "normal" day riding at home, I'd do about 30km ish and maybe 15-1600m vertical height gain and drop so my 9 days out is not so terribly different I think. Home for me is the Tweed Valley in Scotland, so steep and muddy is what we have too. Someone posted a video of one of our (my) trails on here a few weeks ago titled something like "north shore in Scotland" in fact. I think I'll stand by my assertion that 300km should not be considered a long time for a top end drivetrain but f you disagree, fair enough.