McBeth Hillclimb TT - Eugene

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2004-04-28





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If I recall correctly, Karl Maxon had the record for a long time and it was

surpassed by Greg Randolph in the '94 Eugene Celebration. I do not remember the

exact time, but I think it was just over 11 minutes.



Mike Rosenberg



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Chris Brandt

2004-04-28



Seems like back in 1998, the Eugene Celebration Omnium climbed that same

route and those results would lay some good benchmarks to target.



Regarding record times, I've never timed the entire distance from the

flat Grange start line. I usually do test climbs starting from the

yellow sign at the very base of the hill, and stop my watch at LeBleu

Rd. at top, just before the stop sign. Not being a good climber or

TT'er, my best for this climbing section is a sluggish 9:50. I'm sure

some of the climbing/TT specialists out there do it much faster than

that.



Anyone else out there have any good times?



Chris Brandt

Collins/Specialized

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