@@philup4947 Km/h is a smaller unit so it is more accurate now you saying it isn’t is ignorant and stupid. Its also much easier to under as is simple to break down into smaller distances and links well with elevation in meters. I never said Uk is the only country if you really want to go there then 17 out of 196 countries use mph so it’s definitely in the minority. Pretty much the only thing that hasn’t changed in British cycling is 10, 25, 50 mile TT’s but other than that every other measurement in proper cycling is metric. You were the one who initially asked a question so where you really curious or just trying to find fault?
@@ezquiel700c Well 45 years as a metrologist tells me you are taking from ignorence if you think the metric system is more accurate and what the hell is proper cycling supposed to mean. Yes you did say UK is the only country or have you forgoten you wrote this "its only british roads that arent".
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I was wondering how difficult this is and now I have a very good idea.
Cracking effort... well done. I doubt any of those squabbling about measurement unit would even come close to that.
INSANE POWER NUMBERS!!! And not even breathing hard?!?!?!?
Don't have to look at Strava to know that you got the QOM
KM/H why not use mph as you are in the UK
its more accurate and the whole of cycling is metric. its only british roads that arent
@@ezquiel700c Metric is not more accurate that just shows your ignorance and it is not just the UK that uses miles for distance on roads
@@philup4947 Km/h is a smaller unit so it is more accurate now you saying it isn’t is ignorant and stupid. Its also much easier to under as is simple to break down into smaller distances and links well with elevation in meters. I never said Uk is the only country if you really want to go there then 17 out of 196 countries use mph so it’s definitely in the minority. Pretty much the only thing that hasn’t changed in British cycling is 10, 25, 50 mile TT’s but other than that every other measurement in proper cycling is metric. You were the one who initially asked a question so where you really curious or just trying to find fault?
km/h gives you a bigger number
@@ezquiel700c Well 45 years as a metrologist tells me you are taking from ignorence if you think the metric system is more accurate and what the hell is proper cycling supposed to mean. Yes you did say UK is the only country or have you forgoten you wrote this "its only british roads that arent".