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Toughest Climbs -Decker Canyon or Oak Glen - King of the Mountains Century Challenge

Hi all!

I survived Decker Canyon at this years 2012 Mulholland Challenge, a well run event. This is a very difficult climb with most of us riding 4-5 mph into a head wind for about a mile until it flattens out a bit. This hill is doable but I am in no rush for a return visit.

Anyway, I am signed up for the Breathless Agony in a few weeks. It seems the toughest climb for BA is Oak Glen. Has anyone climbed both and can compare these climbs? I am curious to see what is coming!

Thanks in advance for your comments. Ride safe!

Mike
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