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[eldudino]

It's Logie Kirk road, up round the back of the University in Stirling. The rest of the climb is up Sheriffmuir.

 

[ACS]

I am fortunate to have a choice of routes, 5 in all, some a little more relaxed than others.

This is my current favourite

and I have a love / hate relationship with this

 

[ACS]

Looks like I have killed yet another thread

 

[eldudino]

I'd comment SB but I don't know what a foot is... too young, see?!

 

[ACS]

And there was me thinking I was being all 'dead' modern, like, in'it.

On reflection, you are correct my first TT was measured over 80 furlongs

 

[MrGrumpy]

here is mine for way home, not sure if its any easier going in

 

[Chutzpah]

Do you enter the sea 9.5 miles in?

 

[tincaman]

This my work commute 3 times a week max, bit of a love/hate with this one.

 

[MrGrumpy]

Do you enter the sea 9.5 miles in?

yes my name is Jesus, you collect £5 winnings


I think at that point its the Forth Road Bridge and the maps don`t obviously handle that well.

 

[magnatom]

This my work commute 3 times a week max, bit of a love/hate with this one.

That's a very symmetrical commute you have there (there and back I assume!)

That hill will get the heart pumping.

 

[magnatom]

yes my name is Jesus, you collect £5 winnings


I think at that point its the Forth Road Bridge and the maps don`t obviously handle that well.

Aye, it doesn't cope with the Clyde Tunnel in Glasgow either which is a shame, as it would add another reasonable climb to my profile!

 

[tincaman]

Chudleigh, Devon to Exeter, Sowton Ind estate
There, thats better, just the route in. Not sure how steep it gets, buts its 1st gear stood up for parts of it