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Vancouver council lowers speed limit to 30km/h on local streets to reduce collisions
(www.nationalobserver.com)
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Downhill, maybe. I average like 20, though I don't push super hard.
On a mountain bike tire maybe, but a roadbike tire and dual chain ring and cassette, if you aren't a kid or senior you can easily do 30km/h and sustain it. Downhill sections I have seen 55-60 km/h on my bike computer, and that is with little effort because my front end gets twitchy when the grade is steep and speed is that high
I was thinking more relaxed, city streets, stop signs every block. Average speed.
True, but If you have been to Vancouver you'd know that cyclists don't stop at stop signs :)
I can throw a rock and hit Vancouver!
Mind I'd have to walk a few minutes first.
Even with rolling stops, my tracking usually puts me around 20, 25 if I hustle a bit.
What tires are you running on?