The BQ map is rubbish, so for those of you with GPS here is a link to the map:
Bikely: http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/BDO-Challenge-2011
Bike Route Toaster (for Garmin downloads): http://bikeroutetoaster.com/Course.aspx?course=216277
I've not added in turn-by-turn instructions, just the major water stops.
Oh and if I've made a mistake; apologies in advance.
BDO Mt Cootha Challenge Map 80k
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Re: BDO Mt Cootha Challenge Map 80k
Hmm, there's a great big straight line between Ipswich Rd and Herston.. is that the Clem 7/ICB?
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Re: BDO Mt Cootha Challenge Map 80k
Yeah - I cannot get OSM or Google to correctly plot the CLEM7. It hangs every time on the elevation data. So I compromised and did a straightish line. 6-7% gradient coming out of the CLEM7 though.Max wrote:Hmm, there's a great big straight line between Ipswich Rd and Herston.. is that the Clem 7/ICB?
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