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Jeremy McCreary reacted to mschwett's post in the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa? with
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there are tons of 180s! I’d think that given that each foot is either up or down at 180, that would work really well. it’s a cool... -
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread 2025 UCI World Championships.
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa?.Ah, I get it now. I'll keep an eye out for pedaling in squares but not too worried. All of this fuss over tempo and groove is only to...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Stefan Mikes's post in the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa? with Like.
We once played a 320 bpm song. The drummer smiled as he was drumming at just 160 :) Notice the drummer played with a metronome.
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Ravi Kempaiah's post in the thread 3 Times World Champ Vs 2 Times Knee Replacement with Haha.
This is an absolutely hilarious ad from the Specialized. E-bikes = great equalizers.
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa?.Always liked that song. Sound advice, too. Definitely goes on the cycling playlist. Great cycling groove, and I can safely flex my...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to dodgeman's post in the thread 2025 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with Like.
I rode 14 miles yesterday and 17 today. The harvest is in full swing now mostly the corn but they are starting on soybeans too. The...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to DaveMatthews's post in the thread Giant targeted. Not a good situation... with Like.
I think people need to take a good long look at the things they buy and use before throwing stones... :)...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa?.Correct on both counts. Certainly too high a cadence for me. My body and motor really want ~90 rpm (see last post), and that's exactly...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa? with Like.
Most bass heavy dance music is at 120 bpm. That's too high for casual riding. It's one thing to concentrate on cadence to optimize...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa?.At roughly 45, 90, and 90 bpm, these would sync well with a 90 rpm cadence, but none have the propulsive groove I'm also after...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa?.Did some digging for 180 playlists. These are apparently very popular with runners. Quite a few on Amazon, Spotify, and YouTube...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Gionnirocket's post in the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa? with Like.
I ride with music daily. Never as a sync count but it sure as hell can add to the adrenaline and feed motivation
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Riding with music: Any attempt to sync cadence with beat or vice versa?.Thanks! At 135 bpm, not great for walking or pedaling in my case.