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hill inclinometer

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  1. skymounti.comindex main.htm

    or fir better pictures, the US distributor here:

    velimpex.comabout inclinometer.php

    John Riley

  2. Many years ago John Schubert wrote an article entitled something like "the ten most useless bicycle
    products" a similar inclinometer was on that list. [censored] Ryan

  3. here's a simpler method:

    Slow? Uphill Fast? No hill Real Fast? Downhill

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    skymounti.comindex main.htm

    or fir better pictures, the US distributor here:


    velimpex.comabout inclinometer.php

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    John Riley

  4. I think that is a pretty neat thing. Albeit, I probably would not buy one.

    I would most likely buy a GPS with an elevation monitor. A person on a state ride had this type of GPS. I thought it was really neat.

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    skymounti.comindex main.htm

    or fir better pictures, the US distributor here:

    John,

    But, that would take all the fun out of the stories about 45% grade climbs, etc.

    It is like the "one that got away". You can adlib, "that hill was so steep that...." If you had some
    damned device to actually measure the grade, it would take all the fun out of it.

    Gary McCarty, Greenspeed GTO, Salt Lake City

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