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Old 03-23-07, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by patentcad
It is with continuous amusement that I read threads here about 'how can I climb better' replete with hand wringing and teeth gnashing over gear ratios, compact cranks, lighter bikes, etc.

Allow me to reveal the secrets:

A) Lose a few pounds

B) Do interval training/including hill repeats

It's that simple. Power to weight ratio. More power/less weight = better climbing.
So what you're saying is that if I lose weight, train, and apply myself to the training, I should get better? Like DocRay's super secret training tip - if I turn the pedals faster, I will go faster?

Nonsense. Rubbish. Poppycock. Claptrap. Horsefeathers, sir. Good day to you, sir.

I said, "Good day."
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