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29-09.-2007, 08:07 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Bathurst NSW Australia
Posts: 53
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Re: Spring Cycle/ Gong Ride
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That doesn't sound so bad. I've got an altimeter on my cycle computer which measures gradient. Bathurst is rather hilly with some nastly looking hills at about 10 - 12% gradient. In fact you can't go anywhere around here without having to tackle hills - not my favourite pastime,but I get up the top eventually and it is fun going downhill. Thanks Sam |
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