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Old 01-10-06, 09:41 PM
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rcyclist68
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Originally Posted by SpiderMike
Howdy neighbor. I have the same thoughts on hills. I'll be doing the MS150 this year, and day 2 is looking intimidating. I am planning to do some riding up in Austin prior to the MS150. So I can get some experience with hills. Prior to that there is always the Kemah bridge for me.
SpiderMike,

Except for the Bastrop/Buecher State Parks, which you can bypass, day one of the BPMS150
has more difficult climbs in my opinion. The stretch after lunch from Bellville to Fayetteville can be brutal for us flatlanders. I learned that the hard way my 1st year riding the MS150. The Kemah bridge is similar to the hills in the state parks, steep up and steep down, only there are several of them in a row.
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