Rosedale Chimney Bank Climb
Rosedale Chimney Bank Climb
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Rosedale Chimney Bank Climb
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October 4, 2018
Road cycling
At its steepest the gradient taps on 33 percent, with an average of 13-14 percent for the entire stretch of climb (it's just under a mile).
A bit twisty as a climb, and the gradient ramps up on the inside of the corners so pick your line (and your gearing) wisely.
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Distance 1.45 km
Uphill 180 m
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