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59-yr-old cleaner fitter than you and I combined
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How to 'cycle' to K.L. and still be alive at the end of the journey? Do you know how people drive on the Singapore-K.L. highway? Even in a Mercedes Benz, one has to have 100% attention on the road in order to survive the trip.
Maybe he means 'motor-cycle' to K.L. on a 1,200 cc.or 1,300 cc. Superbike. At least with a Superbike, one has a chance to get away from the Lorry or Bus bearing down on your a$$ at 150 km/h.
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Maybe he knows the route better than us. There are road trips for cyclists leh.
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It's quite possible if he uses the tracks instead of the main roads and highway. It will take at least 2 to 3 days though. On a road bike, the maximum I've done in a day is 180km. On an off road bike, you'll probably be able to do about half that distance in the same time.
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180km ahahaha,even neil armstrong dont cycle that far in one day on the tour de france.....
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He did, lance armstrong, nearly everyday for nearly a month. That's why he had to dope. Or are you really referring to the other armstrong who cycled on the moon?
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yeah true, they cycle about 200km or so a day,but i doubt this leong sam is anywhere close to lance armstrong lol.yeah lance..
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180km stages are a regular occurence in stage races. The longest one day race is the Milan San Remo.. almost 290km.
Neil Armstrong went even further. He made it to the moon and back in less than 10 days... a distance of more than 800,000km.
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The difference is the time it takes. Professional bike riders average 40kph over 180km. Our group average 28.5 kph. It takes us about 6.5 hours.
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The World is a different place, a wilder place these days. Just driving from Jurong to Bukit Batok, 1 hour ago, i had to jam brake and swerve twice to avoid a delivery van and a lorry. People just don't respect right-of-way anymore, these days.
Maybe our Old Man cyclist takes to the bush whenever he senses a big lorry coming to make him its latest Hood Ornament.
But even then, he may end up running into a tree. Same result: dead.
Don't f**k around on the roads these days. If i feel i lose the 'instinct' to 'feel' an accident coming my way, I will stop being a road user and take MRT like some of my Cheapskate, Kiasu, Kiasee friends.
Maybe our Old Man cyclist takes to the bush whenever he senses a big lorry coming to make him its latest Hood Ornament.
But even then, he may end up running into a tree. Same result: dead.
Don't f**k around on the roads these days. If i feel i lose the 'instinct' to 'feel' an accident coming my way, I will stop being a road user and take MRT like some of my Cheapskate, Kiasu, Kiasee friends.
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