Using TOPO software, which is OK accurate, not great:

"Whole Climb" ~ 1.5 Miles ~ 5%

"Last .5 Miles of Climb" ~ 8%

Based on experience with the software it is likely steeper - but it can go either way.

The Race Flyer has the feed zone at the top of the first, smaller climb ( ~ Mile 4.5).

Richard

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From: "David Rosen" <ibis23@comcast.net>
To: <obra@list.obra.org>
Subject: [OBRA Chat] Rehearsal road race climbs
Date: Sun, 3 Jun 2007 19:21:44 -0700

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Does anyone know the average gradient of the Briggs Hill climb and the feed zone climb for the upcoming Rehearsal road race?

 

Thanks.
Dave

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