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Above the #shade
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I've never been able to get my HR on the bike up to running. When I started running then tended to reach ~175bpm running and maybe 170 on the bike
I'm a better runner now (and probably a worse cyclist) and still have a higher HR running. If anything, the running has just brought the cycling HR down a bit further -
Is 160bpm too high
don't compare to other people, it wont give you any useful info
there'll be people running slower than you for lower HR
there'll be people running slower than you for higher HR
there'll be people running faster than you for lower HR
there'll be people running faster than you for higher HRthat said, if you were doing race efforts and not going over 130bpm, or not dropping below 200bpm then I'd suspect either a dodgy HRM or something to get checked out, but 160ish for some effort is entirely within the realms of normal. keep going with the zone 2/3 and see if you're running faster for same HR or same pace for lower HR in a month or so
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More of a win than a wtf