Fitz's Challenge

The course has changed this year because the Cotter Bridge is still out after the bushfires. More
details at pedalpower.org.aufitz.htmlOpen ↗. AFAIK Fitz's Hill is still
in it. According to my altimeter speedo Fitz's Hill is actually 2.4km at an average gradient of
12.5% with a max gradient of 16%. But that isn't the steepest part of the course. You can see a
graph of altitude and percent gradient that I took off the speedo after last years event at
tip.net.aufitzOpen ↗.

Nick

"djali" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Just wondering if anyone is considering doing Fitz's Challenge in Canberra this year. Any tips for
newbies-what are your best times? I understand Fitz's Hill (2.6 km at 10.4%) is a bit of a
killer-what about the descent going home?

Fitz's Hill is still in.

There are 3 rides that day...

Fitz's challenge is 150km, Tharwa Challenge is 90km and Tanners Challenge is 45km.

Plenty of hills in any of those rides ;-)

More info is available at: www.pedalpower.org.au/events

Cheers, Rob

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Nick Payne
[B]The course has changed this year because the Cotter Bridge is still out after the bushfires. More
details at pedalpower.org.aufitz.htmlOpen ↗. AFAIK Fitz's Hill is still
in it. According to my altimeter speedo Fitz's Hill is actually 2.4km at an average gradient of
12.5% with a max gradient of 16%. But that isn't the steepest part of the course. You can see a
graph of altitude and percent gradient that I took off the speedo after last years event at
tip.net.aufitzOpen ↗.

Hey that looks like a cool bike computer to generate that sort of info..what are you using?

Ciclosport HAC4 Plus.

"thebow" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Hey that looks like a cool bike computer to generate that sort of info..what are you using?