How Fast Do Cyclists Go?
The speed of a cyclist depends on various factors, including the type of cycling, terrain, and fitness level. Here's an overview of average speeds for different types of cycling:
Recreational Cycling: Recreational cyclists typically ride at speeds of 10-15 miles per hour (mph) on flat terrain.
Road Cycling: Road cyclists can reach speeds of up to 25-30 mph on flat roads. On hills, speeds can vary significantly depending on the incline and effort exerted.
Mountain Biking: Mountain bikers average speeds of 5-10 mph on trails, navigating obstacles and rough terrain.
Track Cycling: Track cyclists compete on velodromes, reaching speeds of up to 40-50 mph.
Professional Cycling: Professional cyclists in races like the Tour de France can maintain speeds of 25-30 mph over long distances, with sprints reaching speeds of over 40 mph.
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