54mph downhill on the wifes Specialized SX, but we both run Hope Tech 3 V4 203/203 brakes so no problem stopping from that speed...it's still on her lcd as max top speed and she'd not be happy if ever she presses the button by accident and sees it
Impressive, but scary!. I think I would need to be on a mountain with a stiff drink before i attempted that.62.4Mph down a 20% hill with crappy Promax Decipher brakes.
Luckily there is a 23% uphill at the end to slow me down.
i have got just over 50mph at the forest going down the back of the fire roads and that steep ass descent at the quarry with a massive fkn rock at the end.
i burnt out a rear disc brake and fooked my xd hub lol.
Just when A & E can't cope!The gauntlet is well and truly thrown now then....
you fall off going that fast n you be going home in a bucket with what is left of the bikeJust when A & E can't cope!
Nice to see you posting your routes again. I have always found them interesting and very impressed at the distance covered. Keep posting62.4Mph down a 20% hill with crappy Promax Decipher brakes.
Luckily there is a 23% uphill at the end to slow me down.
If you join my Electric bike club on Strava you will find all my rides and those from 76 other members.Nice to see you posting your routes again. I have always found them interesting and very impressed at the distance covered. Keep posting
Some nice stats on the strava club page. One person must have at least 2 batteries on them to achieve that ride length, unless there's some Tesla type recharge points in area. That would be cool, especially if you could recharge in say 10 minutesFound the club link now and we are up to 77 members.
https://www.strava.com/clubs/EAPC
i'm impressed, make my eco 60 milers look sad.I have 64Ah of batteries fitted so up to 150 miles at a push but my butt would give up first!
Charging normally takes around 2 hours to 90% using 4 Mean well 350-48 bulk chargers.
Didn't know Britney Spears was into mountain biking.
just needs a jump at the end