Hobart's top 10 climbs
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsBarry, glad you like the blog series
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsFYI i will be getting myself a Garmin for xmas as i am sick of my polar pausing going up hill
when do we stop for coffee???
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsDid the Chimney Pot Hill today.
It's the third time I've been up to Ridgeway Road, but was not expecting the hell that was to come! Thanks for that. It got a bit hairy half-way up the Chimney Pot Hill section. The road was damp (and mossy). I actually lost traction in one place! Not much of a view: all I got was cloud
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsGreat work Pete! I also did the climb again today, and it hurt a lot. I always forget just how hard the first part of the climb is. Didn't find the Chimney Pot section too bad really, but wasn't going all out up there... Did feel a little dizzy and sick at the top...
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsI accept no responsibility for your pain, heart attacks or ruined knees, by the way.
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbs
this should be on the start of your thread mate when do we stop for coffee???
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsIt was getting to the start that did me in.
You're right, you forget there's 150m climb just to get there. I'm actually starting to like Waterworks....
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsForgot the challenge in this post.
So here 'tis: Just do it. Without stopping. Still young enough to win the Tour de France
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsThe next post in this series has been delayed slightly for an important service announcement: http://marc.durdin.net/2011/12/being-ba ... izing.html
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsNo points for guessing beforehand what this blog post was going to be about!
http://marc.durdin.net/2011/12/hobarts- ... ngton.html Still young enough to win the Tour de France
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsIts now my fav photo of myself
Ohhh glad you didnt mention the very euro no helmet look ![]()
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsAnd here's the summary and quick links to all climbs. http://marc.durdin.net/2011/12/top-10-c ... recap.html
I'm done. Need to go ride my bike between the raindrops. Still young enough to win the Tour de France
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbswell done. u need to start up another top ten marc. How about top ten things that sht me about cars?
anyhow. did ww road on my new roubaix (get one is all i can say) the 11-32 gearing on the back really helps. have never ridden to the top of the hill where the antenna is, and couldnt find the road when i rode it last night unfortunately. will try again tried the the bonnet hill challenge and gave up after a couple of seconds (it threw out my rythem) rode strickland but well behind the time of andrew crawley
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsThanks Gordo
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsWell written and photographed Marc
I was surprised to read that Mt Wellington tops out at 15%, I really didn't think it got that steep. Can your young daughter really ride the last 2k Waterworks sounds like a beast of a climb Thanks for the series, really enjoyed it. ![]() FPR Ragamuffin
Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsThanks Chuck
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsHobart's Top 11 Climbs now... Just wrote up Old Farm Road. http://marc.durdin.net/2012/04/discover ... -road.html
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Re: Hobart's top 10 climbsI love Old Farm Road. It's steep and has a huge payoff at the end.
If you're on a mountain bike, continue up past the gate. I might suggest going the fire trail, instead of Old Farm Track - it's insanely steep and flat-out dangerous coming down! When I discovered it a while back, I was torn on whether to tell everyone, or keep it to myself The best thing about this climb is you can smash it out and still have loads of time for Strickland. Or, you could do a bunch of repeats, if you're mad...
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