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ken cummings 01-28-07 06:51 PM

BICYCLING Hill Climbs
 
Any of you having problems locating some of BICYCLINGs' hill climbs in their current issue? I found the 3 biggest ones in Maui, Montana and Colorado. But Mt. lemon in Arizona and "the Dolly Partons" in Louisiana, zip, nada. If you have done any of the climbs would you please tell me how to find them? Like the 60 feet of climbing at 37% grade in Pittsburg.

half_bent 01-29-07 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by ken cummings
Any of you having problems locating some of BICYCLINGs' hill climbs in their current issue? I found the 3 biggest ones in Maui, Montana and Colorado. But Mt. lemon in Arizona and "the Dolly Partons" in Louisiana, zip, nada. If you have done any of the climbs would you please tell me how to find them? Like the 60 feet of climbing at 37% grade in Pittsburg.

I did a google search and found:

http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:...s&ct=clnk&cd=5

It mentions Canton ave in Beechview as your 37% hill.

cmh 01-29-07 06:31 PM

Mt. Lemon in AZ is right outside of Tucson.

TNC 01-29-07 08:48 PM

There is a web site listed for most if not all of the climbs.

staehpj1 01-30-07 06:01 AM


Originally Posted by TNC
There is a web site listed for most if not all of the climbs.

I don't subscribe to Bicycling. How long is the list? Anyone care to post the links?

spinnaker 01-30-07 08:47 PM


Originally Posted by ken cummings
Any of you having problems locating some of BICYCLINGs' hill climbs in their current issue? I found the 3 biggest ones in Maui, Montana and Colorado. But Mt. lemon in Arizona and "the Dolly Partons" in Louisiana, zip, nada. If you have done any of the climbs would you please tell me how to find them? Like the 60 feet of climbing at 37% grade in Pittsburg.

It's Pittsburgh with an H and we supposedly have the steepest paved surface in the world. :)

garysol1 01-30-07 08:50 PM


Originally Posted by spinnaker
It's Pittsburgh with an H and we supposedly have the steepest paved surface in the world. :)

http://www.hypersurface.net/dpetrou/...Images/146.jpg

late 01-30-07 08:53 PM

One of the climbs is up Cadillac Mtn in Acadia. I have hiked it, and driven up it, but never on a bike. It is really steep towards the end.

A couple of my favorite training climbs.. Bear Notch Loop just outside Conway.
And Gorham NH up to Pinkham Notch, the AMC has a nice cafeteria there. Try the soup.

Tec-9 02-09-07 04:35 PM

Go to Maui and climb Haleakala. 10,000 feet up...have fun.

Philatio 02-12-07 02:25 AM

we've gotta 20% and it kicks my ass.

kb5ql 02-12-07 04:20 AM


Originally Posted by spinnaker
It's Pittsburgh with an H and we supposedly have the steepest paved surface in the world. :)


Shucks, and I was all ready for the East Bay City reference...

http://www.ci.pittsburg.ca.us/pittsburg/

noisebeam 02-12-07 12:39 PM

Climbs in Arizona:
http://www.hlhap.com/azroadclimbs.html

cc_rider 02-12-07 02:06 PM


Originally Posted by spinnaker
It's Pittsburgh with an H and we supposedly have the steepest paved surface in the world. :)

Or perhaps second steepest.:p
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baldwin_Street,_Dunedin


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