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How long will it take to ride a pedal bike 6 miles on flat pavement and the rider is 300lbs?
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∙ 16y ago
There's no fixed answer to that, as it depends on type of bike, how hard the rider is trying and how fit (s)he is. I could do it in 20 minutes or so on my commuter bike, but I'm not 300 lbs. Around 30 minutes should be doable.
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