Comments on: Passing on Hills http://mtobikes.com/passing-on-hills/ Wed, 05 Oct 2011 19:28:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Passing on a Mountain Bike on Hills | Mountain bike product … | Movie Newz http://mtobikes.com/passing-on-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1099 Passing on a Mountain Bike on Hills | Mountain bike product … | Movie Newz Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:35:01 +0000 http://mtobikes.com/?p=744#comment-1099 [...] Another fellow blogger placed an interesting blog post on Passing on a Mountain Bike on Hills | Mountain bike product …Here’s a brief overviewMy buddy Jeff, an avid mountain biker, who races in Winterpark, told me that you win races on the hills, where you break their spirit. There is a reason Lance Armstrong won 7 tours in a row; he won them in the mountains. Check out the rest of this topic over here [...] [...] Another fellow blogger placed an interesting blog post on Passing on a Mountain Bike on Hills | Mountain bike product …Here’s a brief overviewMy buddy Jeff, an avid mountain biker, who races in Winterpark, told me that you win races on the hills, where you break their spirit. There is a reason Lance Armstrong won 7 tours in a row; he won them in the mountains. Check out the rest of this topic over here [...]

]]> By: Phil http://mtobikes.com/passing-on-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-930 Phil Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:25:12 +0000 http://mtobikes.com/?p=744#comment-930 Scott, If you look at the map; measure it from the Cherry Creek Trailhead to the Cherry Creek High School. It is the steep whopper under 225! There's actually a shorter but steeper hill from East Lake View Road, by the Wetlands Preserve, up to the East Entrance. The best trail rides in the park are unmarked inside the CottonWood creek loop; but there are stumps to jump, tics to avoid, and its impassible in the rain/snow. Please look for a upcomming article on riding on snow/ice as I detail my experiments in riding across a frozen resovoir, racing iceboats in Jan/Feb. Scott,

If you look at the map; measure it from the Cherry Creek Trailhead to the Cherry Creek High School. It is the steep whopper under 225! There’s actually a shorter but steeper hill from East Lake View Road, by the Wetlands Preserve, up to the East Entrance. The best trail rides in the park are unmarked inside the CottonWood creek loop; but there are stumps to jump, tics to avoid, and its impassible in the rain/snow. Please look for a upcomming article on riding on snow/ice as I detail my experiments in riding across a frozen resovoir, racing iceboats in Jan/Feb.

]]> By: Scott http://mtobikes.com/passing-on-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-927 Scott Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:09:31 +0000 http://mtobikes.com/?p=744#comment-927 Where is the 2 mile hill? I live right there and that would make great riding... I can think of a few hills, one a pretty steep whopper under 225, but I can't think of any continuous hills that go for 2.5 miles much less even a continuous mile? I haven't found them all yet, so I'm definitely interested... Where is the 2 mile hill? I live right there and that would make great riding… I can think of a few hills, one a pretty steep whopper under 225, but I can’t think of any continuous hills that go for 2.5 miles much less even a continuous mile? I haven’t found them all yet, so I’m definitely interested…

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