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Old 06-28-22, 05:51 PM
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RChung
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Originally Posted by aliasfox
1. Doubtful my power to weight's any good - in fact, I'm almost certain I'm pitiful here :-P. I usually ride on the hoods, but even with bent elbows (tucked in) riding in the drops, I rarely reel anybody in.
2. I haven't checked recently, but I hold a cadence between 70-75rpm, and I have a corncob between 11-17 in the back. I'll shift up, only to shift back when my legs have decided they've had enough
3. You're the second commenter to suggest this - I might have to try taking it easy on the climbs, just to see what happens. I've always gone by the "it never hurts less, you just go faster" mantra, so maybe I should try making those climbs hurt less...
Ah. If you're holding constant cadence with a corncob regardless of flat or slope then you're almost surely putting out more (relative) power on the climbs than on the flats.

I'm thinking you don't use a corncob on OLH.
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