Ride to the Horns
brettjmcc
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The event is coming up in a few weeks. Does anyone know how much climbining it is on the 93 mile and 50 mile routes. The reason I ask is that on the 93 miler when I import the GPX data into MMR its says 3800ft, but Bikely says 5177ft (1577m).
I want to do the 93 mile route, but am not sure if my legs are up to that much yet as my training hasn't gone to plan.
I want to do the 93 mile route, but am not sure if my legs are up to that much yet as my training hasn't gone to plan.
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The .gpx in bikehike.co.uk gives it as 1885 m, and the same route plotted manually is 1801 m, so I question how accurate the elevation calculations are.
There are some 'nice' hills on the route: Brill, Whiteleaf, Dunsmore, The Hale, The Crong, Ivinghoe and Dagnall in that order are the main ones. The Aylesbury vale, although flat/gently undulating can be tough if you get a headwind.0