Seeing Huang Chong maintain such a monstrous cruising speed on the flats, Dewey completely lost his composure.
Especially when he remembered that during their previous ride around West Lake, the guy could only hang on his wheel to draft, with an average speed of only about 30 km/h.
And in the meantime, he himself had barely trained, while the other guy had supposedly been focusing more on his mountain biking skills—
'And yet, the next time they ride together, he's somehow boosted his average speed by a full 10 km/h?'
"That's like gaining 1 km/h a day! What the hell is that?!"
Dewey felt utterly dejected.
After all, for the average person, rapid improvements only came during the "newbie gains" phase right after getting into road cycling.
Once a rider hit an average speed of 35 km/h, getting any stronger became incredibly difficult.
