Denmark's slowest cyclist?

It has been suggested that I could actually be Denmark's slowest cyclist. I'm not convinced by this argument, so we need to look at the facts. I cycle everyday: to work, city centre, swimming, Danish classes, so I'm out and about a lot on my bike. During this time some people have overtaken me: teenagers (while texting on their mobiles), girls and guys my own age, joggers (on the hill by ARos) and many people older than me (40+), but not 70+ I might add. A man in a wheelchair also passed me out in the cycle lane (please note: an electric wheelchair). And most of the overtaking takes place on the hills - yes, all the hills in Denmark are in Jutland (the western region of Denmark), where Aarhus is located. I seem to keep up with everyone fine, and then we get to a hill and they pull away and I'm left stranded, wondering why my legs won't move faster. Slow-moving leg motion clearly does not help my plight.

But on the other hand, we should also consider the facts that do not support this somewhat *outrageous* claim. I pass out many cyclists on a daily basis: cyclists who are 70+, children, and even some people cycling up hills. When this happens, I am really shocked, and assume the cyclist must be injured, texting on their mobiles, or cycling slowly because they are waiting on a friend. I proudly mentioned to Esben the other day that I overtook a cyclist on the hill leading up to the university. He asked was she wheeling her bike up the hill :o) Of course not - this simply proves that I am not the slowest cyclist, but I am in the group of the slower cyclists - hence the title of my blog. One couldn't happen without the other.