retroenduro
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7km up the Klingsporn -killer!
Whats the longest pushie you have ever done?
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mr.freeride
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i have one to kill anyones legs. mt Stanley in Victoria 13km from base to the top over a 800 meter vertical height without phone coverage when your dad is waiting for a call to find out where to pick you up from and having to run up the hill to meet him!
now that is what i call majorly screwed up
now that is what i call majorly screwed up
mr.freeride
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reminder this thread is for pushing up a big hill not walking on the flat with your bike
Dene Dweller
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Mine is Big Hill Mt Beauty but seems small compared to the previous posts.
Japan
Tokushima City to the 1000m mountain somewhere behind Sanagouchi village in Japan. Hardtail on road.
Tokushima is at sea level. The first 10 km rise ever so slowly so easy, the next 10km is straight up the mountain, then the last 5km follow the mountain line while still rising slightly. That last part was damn hard as all my energy was gone and couldn't keep the pace up.
Of course the reward is the return. About 20km downhill without having to pedal.....wheeeee !
Isn't that the reason we climb ?
Tokushima City to the 1000m mountain somewhere behind Sanagouchi village in Japan. Hardtail on road.
Tokushima is at sea level. The first 10 km rise ever so slowly so easy, the next 10km is straight up the mountain, then the last 5km follow the mountain line while still rising slightly. That last part was damn hard as all my energy was gone and couldn't keep the pace up.
Of course the reward is the return. About 20km downhill without having to pedal.....wheeeee !
Isn't that the reason we climb ?
dilstubs
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......
And how does the car get down?its the reason I'd drive
then get to the bottom and drive back up again haha
woody 14
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night rider.
retroenduro
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As they say... you have to earn your turns
Delmar
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DirtJumperHarry
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2 kilometre up a big ass hill, it doesn't sound too bad, but I do it like everyday because my parents never give me lifts up It's worth the trek though, damn fine track.
It's worth the trek though, damn fine track.Derka Derka
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up Thredbo after i lost my car keys....that was some fcked up day!
DirtJumperHarry
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Pushing up thredboup Thredbo after i lost my car keys....that was some fcked up day!
!? Dude, that's hardcore!
retroenduro
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Classic!up Thredbo after i lost my car keys....that was some fcked up day!
does the idea of shuttling evade you lol?
Ben-ya-min
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I did a ride a few years ago in the back of heathcoat in the shire
it was only a fire trail but was about 5 kms up the side of this ridge.
To make it worse it had just rained for a week straight and the trail was all rutted out with all the footy sized rock every where.
This is the realy screwed up bit... we did it on a 41 degree day
we finished in waterfall and had to ride back to heathcoat in about 10 min because we had to go out somewhere
was a good ride
never done it again though
it was only a fire trail but was about 5 kms up the side of this ridge.
To make it worse it had just rained for a week straight and the trail was all rutted out with all the footy sized rock every where.
This is the realy screwed up bit... we did it on a 41 degree day
we finished in waterfall and had to ride back to heathcoat in about 10 min because we had to go out somewhere
was a good ride
never done it again though
dilstubs
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....
You sir are incorrect. You would have to have one designated driver to go up and down every run. The chance of someone wanting to do that isn't high.