Fastest speed on a unicycle

[naturequack]

@johnfoss

Why does everyone reference these threads by pages when our personal settings show different #s of posts per page?

John,
Because I had absolutely no clue that you could change the number of posts per page. That’s news to me, but hey, I’ve only been frequenting this website for 3+ years. So next time someone gives you a page number, multiply it by 15 and that will put you in the post number ballpark.

Hugo,
Nice work. Now who wants to take it to the next step and graph out the results like what was done earlier in this thread, say around pages 5 and 10?
Although I highly respect unicycle nerdery, I rarely engage in it myself. I’m a free loader, basically.

Geoff

[Dane_M]

@naturequack

Although I highly respect unicycle nerdery, I rarely engage in it myself. I’m a free loader, basically.

Likewise, I lack the attention span. I absolutely love it though, I too would appreciate another graph

[johnfoss]

@Klaas Bil

I don’t understand why there are ‘pages’ in the first place.

Short answer: MR

Besides, if you jump to a specific numbered post, you don’t see the surrounding posts, do you?

I think that’s true, but I don’t do that. For the purpose we’re talking about, it just means listing that number. Then people can find it by scrolling up and down the thread.

…you could easily calculate the approximate post number from the quoted page reference: just multiply by 20 (and for good measure subtract 10).

@naturequack

So next time someone gives you a page number, multiply it by 15 and that will put you in the post number ballpark.

Yah.

15 or 20? Which is the default? And why multiply pages by an unknown number (if the users don’t know how many posts per page they’re seeing), only to arrive, if you’ve done it right, at the number that’s already labeling each post? C’mon you guys…

BTW, this is post #294.

[Klaas_Bil]

@johnfoss

15 or 20? Which is the default? And why multiply pages by an unknown number (if the users don’t know how many posts per page they’re seeing), only to arrive, if you’ve done it right, at the number that’s already labeling each post? C’mon you guys…

15 puts you in the ballpark as naturequack correctly states. My formula, while slightly more complicated, is more accurate for higher page numbers. The default number of posts per page is 20.

You can’t blame any user to leave the default as it is and then quote page numbers which are so conveniently displayed. It’s the easy way. If one chooses to change the number of posts per page and prefers to look up post numbers rather than page numbers, it’s useful to know how to convert one to the other. It’s an approximate conversion though, since a (default) page contains several posts.

[hugo]

Why don’t you just reference the exact post, using a link.

For example, this goes directly to the post containing my excel file and you see the surrounding posts.

BTW, this is a bit OT.

[Into_the_blue]

@Klaas Bil

I don’t understand why there are ‘pages’ in the first place.

@johnfoss

Short answer: MR

Or…

[KcTheAcy]

add to the list if you feel inclined…

21.53 Mph, Kaycee Stevens, Orono Maine, KH 29 Guni, 150mm

[nyctemene]

I’m surprised most of these aren’t faster… the fastest speed ive recorded, and the only, was when i was going next 2 a bike on a KH 20’ and the bike rider was going 16km/h. is that even possible i was going as fast as i could pretty much

[Klaas_Bil]

@nyctemene

I’m surprised most of these aren’t faster… the fastest speed ive recorded, and the only, was when i was going next 2 a bike on a KH 20’ and the bike rider was going 16km/h. is that even possible i was going as fast as i could pretty much

Yours is a good speed on a 20" but not exceptional. Mind you that the table states miles per hour.

[jaco_flans]

New top speed for me! And this time on MY Coker:p

21,6mph (34,7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm

Speed (mph), Name, Location, Unicycle, Crank size

29-ish, Christian Hoverath, ungeared Coker, 125mm
28.8 mph, Chuck Edwall, Laguna Beach, CA, Geared KH36, 150mm (downhill)
28.0 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, Ungeared Nimbus 36 114mm cranks(downhill)
27.0 mph, Corbin Dunn, Los Gatos CA USA, Geared KH36, 150mm
26.8 mph, Jan Logemann, Remscheid, Germany, Geard KH36, 125mm
26.7 mph Sam Wakeling, Wales, UK, Ungeared 36, 114mm
25.9 mph, (41.7 kph), turtle on “turtle’s V”, Gearded 29", 125mm
24.2 mph, Lars Lottrup, Nivå Denmark, Nimbus 36, 114mm
24.2 mph, John Moriarty, Sarasota FL, 24" Schlumpf muni, 125mm
24.1 mph, Roland Kays, Albany NY, Geared KH36, 165mm
23.5 mph, David Stone, Lobster, 29" Schlumpf, 125mm
22.5 mph Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, ungeared Nimbus 36 125mm cranks(flat ground)
22.9 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Nimbus 36, 114mm
22.74 mph(36.6kph) Jakob Flansberry Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. KH26 Schlumpf, 137mm
22.6 mph, Spencer Owen, Nottingham UK, Schlumpf 29, 127mm
22.1 mph Tyler Nail, California, ungeared UDC 36er, 125mm
22-ish, John Foss, 45" Unicycle Factory Big Wheel (28 pounds), 6.5" cranks
21.75 mph (35.0 kph) Geoff Houghton, Ashland, Oregon, USA Florian Green 36" with Schlumpf, 165mm
21.6 mph (34.7 kph) Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. Coker BigOne, 114mmp
21.43 mph (34.5 kph) Nathan Hoover, Kenya, Schlumpf KH 36, 150mm
21.1 mph, Øivind Stuan, Trondheim Norway, Nimbus 36, 125mm
20.8 mph, Steve Relles, Delmar NY US, KH36/Schumpf, 165mm
20.8 mph, Nathan Hoover, Norway, Hunter 36, 125mm
20.2 mph, Samuel Farmer, West Sussex England, Qu-ax 36, 114mm
19.9 mph, Peripatet, Jacksonville FL USA, KH36, 125mm
19.0 mph, Joe Sowul, Anaheim CA USA, Nimbus Nightrider 36, 125mm
17.5 mph, John Foss, Max. indicated speed on 24" with 125mm (multiple repeats)
17.5 mph, Rob Northcott, Warwick cycle races, UK, Mongrel 36er, 145mm
17.5 mph, Rees Clissold, general riding in Lutterworth, UK, Qu-Ax 24" Cross, 125mm
15.9 mph (25.4 kph), Blacky Burny (haha Joey), Millbank, ON, Nimbus/Semcycle 29er, 125 mm
15.5mph, Bob Griffiths, Shrewsbury Cycle Track,UK, Coker 36, 150s
12.8 mph BrianP, Ocala FL US, KH24 w 150s
16.8, Austin Ritz, Conewago Trail, ungeared KH 29, 125s

I also have another faster record on someone else’s Geared 26er.
I deleted my other record that was made on a 36er.

[msafran]

i hit 14.2 mph on my kh 26 with 125mm cranks. cant wait till i get my 36er put together.

[msafran]

i hit 14.2 mph on my kh 26 with 125mm cranks. cant wait till i get my 36er put together.

[jaco_flans]

New top speed again!

23,4mph (37,7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm

Speed (mph), Name, Location, Unicycle, Crank size

29-ish, Christian Hoverath, ungeared Coker, 125mm
28.8 mph, Chuck Edwall, Laguna Beach, CA, Geared KH36, 150mm (downhill)
28.0 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, Ungeared Nimbus 36 114mm cranks(downhill)
27.0 mph, Corbin Dunn, Los Gatos CA USA, Geared KH36, 150mm
26.8 mph, Jan Logemann, Remscheid, Germany, Geard KH36, 125mm
26.7 mph Sam Wakeling, Wales, UK, Ungeared 36, 114mm
25.9 mph, (41.7 kph), turtle on “turtle’s V”, Gearded 29", 125mm
24.2 mph, Lars Lottrup, Nivå Denmark, Nimbus 36, 114mm
24.2 mph, John Moriarty, Sarasota FL, 24" Schlumpf muni, 125mm
24.1 mph, Roland Kays, Albany NY, Geared KH36, 165mm
23.5 mph, David Stone, Lobster, 29" Schlumpf, 125mm
23.4 mph(37.7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm
22.5 mph Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, ungeared Nimbus 36 125mm cranks(flat ground)
22.9 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Nimbus 36, 114mm
22.74 mph(36.6kph) Jakob Flansberry Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. KH26 Schlumpf, 137mm
22.6 mph, Spencer Owen, Nottingham UK, Schlumpf 29, 127mm
22.1 mph Tyler Nail, California, ungeared UDC 36er, 125mm
22-ish, John Foss, 45" Unicycle Factory Big Wheel (28 pounds), 6.5" cranks
21.75 mph (35.0 kph) Geoff Houghton, Ashland, Oregon, USA Florian Green 36" with Schlumpf, 165mm
21.43 mph (34.5 kph) Nathan Hoover, Kenya, Schlumpf KH 36, 150mm
21.1 mph, Øivind Stuan, Trondheim Norway, Nimbus 36, 125mm
20.8 mph, Steve Relles, Delmar NY US, KH36/Schumpf, 165mm
20.8 mph, Nathan Hoover, Norway, Hunter 36, 125mm
20.2 mph, Samuel Farmer, West Sussex England, Qu-ax 36, 114mm
19.9 mph, Peripatet, Jacksonville FL USA, KH36, 125mm
19.0 mph, Joe Sowul, Anaheim CA USA, Nimbus Nightrider 36, 125mm
17.5 mph, John Foss, Max. indicated speed on 24" with 125mm (multiple repeats)
17.5 mph, Rob Northcott, Warwick cycle races, UK, Mongrel 36er, 145mm
17.5 mph, Rees Clissold, general riding in Lutterworth, UK, Qu-Ax 24" Cross, 125mm
15.9 mph (25.4 kph), Blacky Burny (haha Joey), Millbank, ON, Nimbus/Semcycle 29er, 125 mm
15.5mph, Bob Griffiths, Shrewsbury Cycle Track,UK, Coker 36, 150s
12.8 mph BrianP, Ocala FL US, KH24 w 150s
16.8, Austin Ritz, Conewago Trail, ungeared KH 29, 125s

EDIT: I just looked again, on the list… I did beat the record I did on the geared 26"

[kamikaze]

Last one in this list, but it’s a personal record.

20.07 km/h on a Siegmono Touring 26" with 100mm cranks. An attempt to repeat ended bloody.

Speed (mph), Name, Location, Unicycle, Crank size

29-ish, Christian Hoverath, ungeared Coker, 125mm
28.8 mph, Chuck Edwall, Laguna Beach, CA, Geared KH36, 150mm (downhill)
28.0 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, Ungeared Nimbus 36 114mm cranks(downhill)
27.0 mph, Corbin Dunn, Los Gatos CA USA, Geared KH36, 150mm
26.8 mph, Jan Logemann, Remscheid, Germany, Geard KH36, 125mm
26.7 mph Sam Wakeling, Wales, UK, Ungeared 36, 114mm
25.9 mph, (41.7 kph), turtle on “turtle’s V”, Gearded 29", 125mm
24.2 mph, Lars Lottrup, Nivå Denmark, Nimbus 36, 114mm
24.2 mph, John Moriarty, Sarasota FL, 24" Schlumpf muni, 125mm
24.1 mph, Roland Kays, Albany NY, Geared KH36, 165mm
23.5 mph, David Stone, Lobster, 29" Schlumpf, 125mm
23.4 mph(37.7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm
22.5 mph Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, ungeared Nimbus 36 125mm cranks(flat ground)
22.9 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Nimbus 36, 114mm
22.74 mph(36.6kph) Jakob Flansberry Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. KH26 Schlumpf, 137mm
22.6 mph, Spencer Owen, Nottingham UK, Schlumpf 29, 127mm
22.1 mph Tyler Nail, California, ungeared UDC 36er, 125mm
22-ish, John Foss, 45" Unicycle Factory Big Wheel (28 pounds), 6.5" cranks
21.75 mph (35.0 kph) Geoff Houghton, Ashland, Oregon, USA Florian Green 36" with Schlumpf, 165mm
21.43 mph (34.5 kph) Nathan Hoover, Kenya, Schlumpf KH 36, 150mm
21.1 mph, Øivind Stuan, Trondheim Norway, Nimbus 36, 125mm
20.8 mph, Steve Relles, Delmar NY US, KH36/Schumpf, 165mm
20.8 mph, Nathan Hoover, Norway, Hunter 36, 125mm
20.2 mph, Samuel Farmer, West Sussex England, Qu-ax 36, 114mm
19.9 mph, Peripatet, Jacksonville FL USA, KH36, 125mm
19.0 mph, Joe Sowul, Anaheim CA USA, Nimbus Nightrider 36, 125mm
17.5 mph, John Foss, Max. indicated speed on 24" with 125mm (multiple repeats)
17.5 mph, Rob Northcott, Warwick cycle races, UK, Mongrel 36er, 145mm
17.5 mph, Rees Clissold, general riding in Lutterworth, UK, Qu-Ax 24" Cross, 125mm
15.9 mph (25.4 kph), Blacky Burny (haha Joey), Millbank, ON, Nimbus/Semcycle 29er, 125 mm
15.5mph, Bob Griffiths, Shrewsbury Cycle Track,UK, Coker 36, 150s
12.8 mph BrianP, Ocala FL US, KH24 w 150s
12.5 mph (20.1 kph), Dominic Fandrey (kamikaze), Germany/Karlsruhe, Siegmono Touring 26", 100mm
16.8, Austin Ritz, Conewago Trail, ungeared KH 29, 125s

[DavidHood]

My top speed on a 36" Nimbus (disc) Impulse using the 110 hole of my 125/110 dual hole Moments cranks was 16 mph. I won’t add my name to the bottom of the list. I’ll wait until I get my KH36G so I’m not dead last. I did however want to share the picture.

[kamikaze]

Got some safety gear covering all the patches of skin that were damaged during the last couple of weeks and found out how it affects my riding. Turned out it boosted my average riding speed by 2km/h and I got a new max speed.

20.62 km/h on a Siegmono Touring 26" with 100mm cranks.

Speed (mph), Name, Location, Unicycle, Crank size

29-ish, Christian Hoverath, ungeared Coker, 125mm
28.8 mph, Chuck Edwall, Laguna Beach, CA, Geared KH36, 150mm (downhill)
28.0 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, Ungeared Nimbus 36 114mm cranks(downhill)
27.0 mph, Corbin Dunn, Los Gatos CA USA, Geared KH36, 150mm
26.8 mph, Jan Logemann, Remscheid, Germany, Geard KH36, 125mm
26.7 mph Sam Wakeling, Wales, UK, Ungeared 36, 114mm
25.9 mph, (41.7 kph), turtle on “turtle’s V”, Gearded 29", 125mm
24.2 mph, Lars Lottrup, Nivå Denmark, Nimbus 36, 114mm
24.2 mph, John Moriarty, Sarasota FL, 24" Schlumpf muni, 125mm
24.1 mph, Roland Kays, Albany NY, Geared KH36, 165mm
23.5 mph, David Stone, Lobster, 29" Schlumpf, 125mm
23.4 mph(37.7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm
22.5 mph Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, ungeared Nimbus 36 125mm cranks(flat ground)
22.9 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Nimbus 36, 114mm
22.74 mph(36.6kph) Jakob Flansberry Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. KH26 Schlumpf, 137mm
22.6 mph, Spencer Owen, Nottingham UK, Schlumpf 29, 127mm
22.1 mph Tyler Nail, California, ungeared UDC 36er, 125mm
22-ish, John Foss, 45" Unicycle Factory Big Wheel (28 pounds), 6.5" cranks
21.75 mph (35.0 kph) Geoff Houghton, Ashland, Oregon, USA Florian Green 36" with Schlumpf, 165mm
21.43 mph (34.5 kph) Nathan Hoover, Kenya, Schlumpf KH 36, 150mm
21.1 mph, Øivind Stuan, Trondheim Norway, Nimbus 36, 125mm
20.8 mph, Steve Relles, Delmar NY US, KH36/Schumpf, 165mm
20.8 mph, Nathan Hoover, Norway, Hunter 36, 125mm
20.2 mph, Samuel Farmer, West Sussex England, Qu-ax 36, 114mm
19.9 mph, Peripatet, Jacksonville FL USA, KH36, 125mm
19.0 mph, Joe Sowul, Anaheim CA USA, Nimbus Nightrider 36, 125mm
17.5 mph, John Foss, Max. indicated speed on 24" with 125mm (multiple repeats)
17.5 mph, Rob Northcott, Warwick cycle races, UK, Mongrel 36er, 145mm
17.5 mph, Rees Clissold, general riding in Lutterworth, UK, Qu-Ax 24" Cross, 125mm
15.9 mph (25.4 kph), Blacky Burny (haha Joey), Millbank, ON, Nimbus/Semcycle 29er, 125 mm
15.5mph, Bob Griffiths, Shrewsbury Cycle Track,UK, Coker 36, 150s
12.8 mph BrianP, Ocala FL US, KH24 w 150s
12.8 mph (20.62 kph), Dominic Fandrey (kamikaze), Germany/Karlsruhe, Siegmono Touring 26", 100mm
16.8, Austin Ritz, Conewago Trail, ungeared KH 29, 125s

[johnfoss]

@kamikaze

Got some safety gear covering all the patches of skin that were damaged during the last couple of weeks and found out how it affects my riding. Turned out it boosted my average riding speed by 2km/h and I got a new max speed.

You found out one of my early secrets! I figured this one out in my first year of training for unicycle racing, 1980. Since then, when I’m wearing pads I almost never fall on them (excludes MUni).

[scotthue]

Went for my first real ride on a G29, and got a nice new top speed.

26.0 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Geared KH29 125mm

(I’m leaving my ungeared record on there, as I think they are both relevant.)

Speed (mph), Name, Location, Unicycle, Crank size

29-ish, Christian Hoverath, ungeared Coker, 125mm
28.8 mph, Chuck Edwall, Laguna Beach, CA, Geared KH36, 150mm (downhill)
28.0 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, Ungeared Nimbus 36 114mm cranks(downhill)
27.0 mph, Corbin Dunn, Los Gatos CA USA, Geared KH36, 150mm
26.8 mph, Jan Logemann, Remscheid, Germany, Geard KH36, 125mm
26.7 mph, Sam Wakeling, Wales, UK, Ungeared 36, 114mm
26.0 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Geared KH29 125mm
25.9 mph, (41.7 kph), turtle on “turtle’s V”, Gearded 29", 125mm
24.2 mph, Lars Lottrup, Nivå Denmark, Nimbus 36, 114mm
24.2 mph, John Moriarty, Sarasota FL, 24" Schlumpf muni, 125mm
24.1 mph, Roland Kays, Albany NY, Geared KH36, 165mm
23.5 mph, David Stone, Lobster, 29" Schlumpf, 125mm
23.4 mph, (37.7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm
22.5 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, ungeared Nimbus 36 125mm cranks(flat ground)
22.9 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Nimbus 36, 114mm
22.74 mph (36.6kph) Jakob Flansberry Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. KH26 Schlumpf, 137mm
22.6 mph, Spencer Owen, Nottingham UK, Schlumpf 29, 127mm
22.1 mph, Tyler Nail, California, ungeared UDC 36er, 125mm
22-ish, John Foss, 45" Unicycle Factory Big Wheel (28 pounds), 6.5" cranks
21.75 mph (35.0 kph) Geoff Houghton, Ashland, Oregon, USA Florian Green 36" with Schlumpf, 165mm
21.43 mph (34.5 kph) Nathan Hoover, Kenya, Schlumpf KH 36, 150mm
21.1 mph, Øivind Stuan, Trondheim Norway, Nimbus 36, 125mm
20.8 mph, Steve Relles, Delmar NY US, KH36/Schumpf, 165mm
20.8 mph, Nathan Hoover, Norway, Hunter 36, 125mm
20.2 mph, Samuel Farmer, West Sussex England, Qu-ax 36, 114mm
19.9 mph, Peripatet, Jacksonville FL USA, KH36, 125mm
19.0 mph, Joe Sowul, Anaheim CA USA, Nimbus Nightrider 36, 125mm
17.5 mph, John Foss, Max. indicated speed on 24" with 125mm (multiple repeats)
17.5 mph, Rob Northcott, Warwick cycle races, UK, Mongrel 36er, 145mm
17.5 mph, Rees Clissold, general riding in Lutterworth, UK, Qu-Ax 24" Cross, 125mm
16.8, Austin Ritz, Conewago Trail, ungeared KH 29, 125s
15.9 mph (25.4 kph), Blacky Burny (haha Joey), Millbank, ON, Nimbus/Semcycle 29er, 125 mm
15.5mph, Bob Griffiths, Shrewsbury Cycle Track,UK, Coker 36, 150s
12.8 mph BrianP, Ocala FL US, KH24 w 150s
12.8 mph (20.62 kph), Dominic Fandrey (kamikaze), Germany/Karlsruhe, Siegmono Touring 26", 100mm

[redwelly]

Nice, Scott! Some of us are a little scared of you getting geared for racing!

I’ve realised I don’t have a geared speed in here. I’ll add my 41.5kph/25.8mph. It was still pretty controlled, which is the big difference from such speeds ungeared!

Sam

Speed (mph), Name, Location, Unicycle, Crank size

29-ish, Christian Hoverath, ungeared Coker, 125mm
28.8 mph, Chuck Edwall, Laguna Beach, CA, Geared KH36, 150mm (downhill)
28.0 mph, Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, Ungeared Nimbus 36 114mm cranks(downhill)
27.0 mph, Corbin Dunn, Los Gatos CA USA, Geared KH36, 150mm
26.8 mph, Jan Logemann, Remscheid, Germany, Geard KH36, 125mm
26.7 mph Sam Wakeling, Wales, UK, Ungeared 36, 114mm
26.0 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Geared KH29 125mm
25.9 mph, (41.7 kph), turtle on “turtle’s V”, Gearded 29", 125mm
25.8 mph (41.5 kph), Sam Wakeling, Wales UK, Geared KH36", 150mm
24.2 mph, Lars Lottrup, Nivå Denmark, Nimbus 36, 114mm
24.2 mph, John Moriarty, Sarasota FL, 24" Schlumpf muni, 125mm
24.1 mph, Roland Kays, Albany NY, Geared KH36, 165mm
23.5 mph, David Stone, Lobster, 29" Schlumpf, 125mm
23.4 mph(37.7kph), Jakob Flansberry, Gatineau, Canada, Coker Big One, 114mm
22.5 mph Madison Johnston, Portland Oregon, ungeared Nimbus 36 125mm cranks(flat ground)
22.9 mph, Scott Wilton, Madison WI USA, Nimbus 36, 114mm
22.74 mph(36.6kph) Jakob Flansberry Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. KH26 Schlumpf, 137mm
22.6 mph, Spencer Owen, Nottingham UK, Schlumpf 29, 127mm
22.1 mph Tyler Nail, California, ungeared UDC 36er, 125mm
22-ish, John Foss, 45" Unicycle Factory Big Wheel (28 pounds), 6.5" cranks
21.75 mph (35.0 kph) Geoff Houghton, Ashland, Oregon, USA Florian Green 36" with Schlumpf, 165mm
21.43 mph (34.5 kph) Nathan Hoover, Kenya, Schlumpf KH 36, 150mm
21.1 mph, Øivind Stuan, Trondheim Norway, Nimbus 36, 125mm
20.8 mph, Steve Relles, Delmar NY US, KH36/Schumpf, 165mm
20.8 mph, Nathan Hoover, Norway, Hunter 36, 125mm
20.2 mph, Samuel Farmer, West Sussex England, Qu-ax 36, 114mm
19.9 mph, Peripatet, Jacksonville FL USA, KH36, 125mm
19.0 mph, Joe Sowul, Anaheim CA USA, Nimbus Nightrider 36, 125mm
17.5 mph, John Foss, Max. indicated speed on 24" with 125mm (multiple repeats)
17.5 mph, Rob Northcott, Warwick cycle races, UK, Mongrel 36er, 145mm
17.5 mph, Rees Clissold, general riding in Lutterworth, UK, Qu-Ax 24" Cross, 125mm
16.8, Austin Ritz, Conewago Trail, ungeared KH 29, 125s
15.9 mph (25.4 kph), Blacky Burny (haha Joey), Millbank, ON, Nimbus/Semcycle 29er, 125 mm
15.5mph, Bob Griffiths, Shrewsbury Cycle Track,UK, Coker 36, 150s
12.8 mph BrianP, Ocala FL US, KH24 w 150s
12.8 mph (20.62 kph), Dominic Fandrey (kamikaze), Germany/Karlsruhe, Siegmono Touring 26", 100mm

[scotthue]

@redwelly

Nice, Scott! Some of us are a little scared of you getting geared for racing!

I’ve realised I don’t have a geared speed in here. I’ll add my 41.5kph/25.8mph. It was still pretty controlled, which is the big difference from such speeds ungeared!

Sam

Yeah, I was kind of in control on the G29 at that speed, but at the same cadence on a G36 I think I would have felt totally out of control… (the same cadence would be 32mph on a G36 ) Right now I’m borrowing the G29 from a friend to train/practice since my hub is still on the way but I’m really excited on get comfortable on a G36.