Boring, controlled asphalt commuting

Gentle, soggy commuting

Last ride with intensity before Vätternrundan (395w NP)

Testing the 2.1" MTB tyre

Steady solo Sunday gravel

Without doubt the hardest climb I've done to date. 

Long, long pitches at 15-17% and the gravel was fairly lumpy in the final third, meaning a lot of care had to be taken with where you went. Which is quite tough to do at 17%.

The cloud didn't quite lift at the top, but for a few brief moments. I am not bothered though, as climbing it later would have been much too hot for me.

I had hoped to sneak under the hour for the segment, but I didn't quite factor in the technical nature of the final third, and honestly, the altitude. After about 1200m, I could really feel the power drop.

What a climb though. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes to bag the biggest ans toughest climbs.

I will need to double check when back on the PC, but I think I have the highest recorded power output on the mountain.

--  Report --
Weather Impact: 2.6%
Headwind: 55% @ 1-5.6m/s
Longest Headwind: 42m 5s
Air Speed: 20.5km/h
Temp: 16.8-20.3°C
Precip: 0% @ 0 Inch/hr
-- END --

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Last ride with intensity before Vätternrundan (395w NP)

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