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Fleet Moss - just how steep is it ?

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  1. Which is the easier side ? How steep is the Hawes side at
    its steepest ?

  2. "MSeries" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Which is the easier side ? How steep is the Hawes side at
    its steepest ?

    Hawes side is definitely steeper. It's marked as 1:4, which
    looks reasonable. That's only the very top bit though - the
    rest is all more sensible.

    (1:4, straight, good surface, not narrow, no sheep - wheee!)

    cheers, clive

  3. Fleet Moss is listed here - select England (you'll know the
    flag by now ! ;-) and 'F' for ... Fleet.

    ciclismo.sitiasp.itmotore.aspx
    90dabdd929c8071d&lingua=eng&da=az

    Could be wildly inaccurate of course - I'm a Cumbrian and
    the site's Italian!

    Cheeers... Allan. ~~~
    bikeit.eclipse.co.ukindex.htm Italian Cycle tour
    reports and the home of... Cycling Before Lycra

    Clive George said:

    "MSeries" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:2lg8i6Fc16dkU1@uni-
    berlin.de...

    Quoted message said:

    Which is the easier side ? How steep is the Hawes side at
    its steepest ?

    Hawes side is definitely steeper. It's marked as 1:4,
    which looks reasonable. That's only the very top bit
    though - the rest is all more sensible.

    (1:4, straight, good surface, not narrow, no sheep -
    wheee!)

    cheers, clive

  4. Allan Nelson said:

    Fleet Moss is listed here - select England (you'll know
    the flag by now ! ;-) and 'F' for ... Fleet.


    ciclismo.sitiasp.itmotore.aspx
    90dabdd929c8071d& lingua=eng&da=az

    Quoted message said:


    Could be wildly inaccurate of course - I'm a Cumbrian and
    the site's Italian!

    Is Hardknott really an average gradient of less than 10% ?
    Its just the 30% bit that killed me

  5. MSeries said:
    Allan Nelson said:

    Fleet Moss is listed here - select England (you'll know
    the flag by now ! ;-) and 'F' for ... Fleet.



    ciclismo.sitiasp.itmotore.aspx
    90dabdd929c8071d&

    Quoted message said:

    lingua=eng&da=az

    Quoted message said:


    Could be wildly inaccurate of course - I'm a Cumbrian and
    the site's Italian!

    Is Hardknott really an average gradient of less than 10% ?
    Its just the 30% bit that killed me

    :-))
    Demoralising isn't it. From the Boot side, there's the bit
    in the middle which seems flat (after 25-30%), and that
    section does go on a bit - the whole climb is only 2km, so
    I guess that's why that gets the average dragged down to
    15%. As for the Cockley Beck side, again, I guess they're
    measuring that from around the bridge, and there's a few
    hundred yards until the climbing starts. I must admit
    though 8.8% average for that side does seem a tad low to
    me. Be a buggar if you had only seen this site, never
    climbed it before and decided you could handle 8% gradient
    on your fixed!

    Cheeers... Allan. ~~~
    bikeit.eclipse.co.ukindex.htm Italian Cycle tour
    reports and the home of... Cycling Before Lycra

  6. Allan Nelson:

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    ciclismo.sitiasp.itmotore.aspx
    90dabdd929c8071d&lingua=eng&da=az

    Quoted message said:


    Could be wildly inaccurate of course - I'm a Cumbrian and
    the site's Italian!

    Great site! Cheers for the link. I've been planning a tour
    that takes in Snake Pass (from Ashopton) and Kirkstone Pass
    (from Ambleside). Snake Pass was the one I was worried about
    until I saw that site. Aieee! I might have to start my tour
    from the other end...

    d.

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