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very nice sunset but we couldn't see the bike all that well
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thanks for your comment!
i've edited the first posting.
it was taken in the morning actually
my friends and i found a good hill to climb. it's a 5km uphill, ascending 200 meters.
anybody knows how to calculate the percentage of a slope?
i've edited the first posting.
it was taken in the morning actually
my friends and i found a good hill to climb. it's a 5km uphill, ascending 200 meters.
anybody knows how to calculate the percentage of a slope?
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thanks that is bit bigger- looks like a nice morning for a ride- what is it like cycling in china- are there many cars?.
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The slope is 4% Divide hight by horizontal distance multiply by 100 and you have the slop. Don't forget, convert all distances to the same unit
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Originally Posted by royalflash
thanks that is bit bigger- looks like a nice morning for a ride- what is it like cycling in china- are there many cars?.
the bicycles most people ride are single-speed bicycles. more and more people, especially young guys, are riding geared bicyles for sports and entertainment. on weekends, we often go to the suburb to ride. there are so many beautiful places in the suburbs! check out herehttps://0575bike.com/bbs/viewthread.php?tid=548&fpage=1
we have a lot of local bike clubs, most of them have their own bike forums like this one you can check out mine here: https://english.0575bike.com
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Originally Posted by caotropheus
The slope is 4% Divide hight by horizontal distance multiply by 100 and you have the slop. Don't forget, convert all distances to the same unit
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correct me if I am wrong ...
the 4 % would translate into 16 degree...
as on roads the steepness is measure 45 degrees are 100 %
or was that only in Europe and in the US they use 90 degree instead...
some inteligent person might find that out for us ..please..
math handicapped
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the 4 % would translate into 16 degree...
as on roads the steepness is measure 45 degrees are 100 %
or was that only in Europe and in the US they use 90 degree instead...
some inteligent person might find that out for us ..please..
math handicapped
Thor