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Problem is… Tim lives on the shore. If you were going to ride 300km…
Thanks to the sorcery of GPS, I can say rides here average roughly 10% for
climbs. And there really isn't any traversing; its up, then down. And assuming
you finish where you started, EVERY ride is exactly as much climbing as
descending.
So if you were going to ride 300km, that's 150km of climbing, and 15,000
vertical meters of climbing.
That's an aggressive few days.
Jan. 6, 2017, 9:18 a.m. - Cooper
#!markdown Problem is… Tim lives on the shore. If you were going to ride 300km… Thanks to the sorcery of GPS, I can say rides here average roughly 10% for climbs. And there really isn't any traversing; its up, then down. And assuming you finish where you started, EVERY ride is exactly as much climbing as descending. So if you were going to ride 300km, that's 150km of climbing, and 15,000 vertical meters of climbing. That's an aggressive few days.