Average Speed?

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  • #929180
    SONEPHETH
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    @Greenbelt 6986 wrote:

    How in the heck do you get from Bowie to SW DC? You should write a post explaining your route — others might be interested.

    My ride from Bowie, MD to S.W., DC is not the nicest route but I think is the most direct.
    I take rt 450 (Annapolis Rd) split into rt 704 (Martin Luther King Blvd), right onto Sheriff Rd that becomes Minnesota Ave, right on Benning Rd. and then Oklahoma Ave to East Capitol and then onto Independence Ave. Traffic is not bad not many cars and I ride on the road the whole way.
    I want to ride fast cause I fear for my life from getting shot, bikejacked, robbed, or hit be cars.

    #929183
    Brent
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    This morning I got 16.9!

    #929242
    Justin Antos
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    13.3 MPH over 900+ miles since I started keeping track with my phone in April. This is for my commute, errands, and everything else. Trails in Arlington definitely faster; slower in traffic in DC.

    #929253
    Jsnyd
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    Ooh! Cool post. I’ve wondered about average speed and what others are clocking in at. My average is about 16.8. Give or take 1MPH based on hydration, motivation and weather.

    #929254
    ronwalf
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    14.5 mph going in, 13 mph up the hills to home. 5 stop signs, and one or two lights depending on how I route.

    Night rides are strangely exhilarating – they feel so eery, silent, and fast even though I’m usually I’m usually a good 2mph slower.

    #929744
    bikenurse
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    you’re pretty hard to keep up with, even with the super hero cape and the fat tires

    #929747
    jabberwocky
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    High 16s to low 17s average moving speed these days. I’m only going 7 miles each way, but its fairly hilly with some stops (Reston to Great Falls).

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