Here are some more stats from my Garmin:
|
Italy, France, Spain |
Balkans |
Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia |
Scotland |
Scandinavia |
Count: |
33 Activities |
29 Activities |
13 Activities |
41 Activities |
32 Activities |
Distance: |
2,083.31 |
2,219.43 |
971.43 |
1,986.34 |
2,470.06 |
Time: |
97:13:01 h:m:s |
105:56:42 h:m:s |
46:32:12 h:m:s |
99:58:55 h:m:s |
127:18:58 h:m:s |
Elevation Gain: |
15,289 m |
25,345 m |
12,569 m |
21,268 m |
21,723 m |
Avg Speed: |
21.4 km/h |
20.9 km/h |
20.9 km/h |
19.9 km/h |
19.4 km/h |
Avg HR: |
118 bpm |
126 bpm |
126 bpm |
118 bpm |
95 bpm |
Avg Run Cadence: |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
-- |
Avg Bike Cadence: |
76 rpm |
79 rpm |
81 rpm |
84 rpm |
77 rpm |
Calories: |
41,322 C |
42,226 C |
19,653 C |
42,496 C |
57,009 C |
Avg Distance: |
63.13 km |
76.53 km |
74.73 km |
48.45 km |
77.19 km |
Median Distance: |
78.59 km |
90.18 km |
88.20 km |
40.38 km |
83.85 km |
Max Distance: |
114.18 km |
128.05 km |
114.94 km |
112.54 km |
123.62 km |
Avg Time: |
2:56:45 h:m:s |
3:39:12 h:m:s |
3:34:47 h:m:s |
2:26:19 h:m:s |
3:58:43 h:m:s |
Median Time: |
3:41:51 h:m:s |
4:21:09 h:m:s |
4:12:15 h:m:s |
2:12:17 h:m:s |
4:15:47 h:m:s |
Max Time: |
4:58:05 h:m:s |
5:58:47 h:m:s |
5:29:49 h:m:s |
5:31:21 h:m:s |
5:52:44 h:m:s |
Avg Elevation Gain: |
463 m |
874 m |
967 m |
519 m |
679 m |
Median Elevation Gain: |
305 m |
906 m |
833 m |
460 m |
516 m |
Max Elevation Gain: |
2,047 m |
1,721 m |
2,782 m |
1,495 m |
2,120 m |
Elevation Loss: |
15,439 m |
24,236 m |
10,916 m |
20,865 m |
21,755 m |
Avg Elevation Loss: |
468 m |
836 m |
840 m |
509 m |
680 m |
Median Elevation Loss: |
324 m |
896 m |
767 m |
434 m |
506 m |
Max Elevation Loss: |
1,981 m |
1,648 m |
2,702 m |
1,495 m |
2,104 m |
Max Avg Speed: |
24.7 km/h |
25.8 km/h |
24.6 km/h |
23.2 km/h |
23.4 km/h |
Max Speed: |
58.1 km/h |
58.8 km/h |
65.4 km/h |
66.3 km/h |
65.2 km/h |
Max Avg HR: |
143 bpm |
137 bpm |
150 bpm |
177 bpm |
163 bpm |
Max HR: |
227 bpm |
218 bpm |
253 bpm |
253 bpm |
251 bpm |
Metres of elevation gain per km cycled (commas are decimal points) |
7,339 |
11,420 |
12,939 |
10,707 |
8,795 |
Number of dogs which chased us |
0 |
16 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Number of slugs that fell out of trees onto Matt while cycling |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
Number of unloaded passes (have to be over 2000m high, and contain 500m of climb) |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
Number of touring passes (must be over 1000m high, and contain 250m of climbing. Bike must be fully loaded) |
1 |
4 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
The good news is, we´re getting faster. This may be because I have made Kate take all of my gear and ride at the front all the time. It may also be because we are a bit stronger at grinding out longish days in the saddle; because I am navigating better, and therefore having to stop less; and because we tend to be avoiding unsealed roads like we rode on in Scandinavia.
The Switzerland, Slovenia and Austria leg was the hilliest so far, going off metres of height gain per kilometres cycled. This is largely because we spent a bit of time with the panniers off, and riding with Fernando and Johanna who tried to kill us with hills. Austria, Switzerland and Slovenia are also bloody hilly. The Balkans were also very hilly (an average daily climb of nearly 900m!), and we did almost all of these hills with the panniers on. The average speed for this leg was quite high as well, and this is probably largely because we were almost constantly being chased by dogs, as the table above shows.
We have completed 8 passes in total (touring and unlodaded) but also had two near passes... 1950-odd metres. However, Fernando does not allow us to count any pass as a real pass unless it goes over 2000m, so these shall not be counted. Even though one of them was Mont Ventoux, And the other involved 1400m of climb. Stupid Fernando and his stupid system.