General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Fixed gear guidelines in the Grampians	14-May-2018 At 5:50:38 PM	kieranl
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On 14-May-2018 chalkischeap wrote: ,,, >(The 500m idea is bizarre and sounds like the product of several sub-committees >already.) > Thank you, though I doubt that any committee would be crazy-brave enough to suggest it. The tallest peak in the Grampians is a bit over 1,000m high, half that and round to the nearest hundred. It's a non-judgemental dividing line. Cliffs aren't in because of any attribute related to their climbing profile, just their altitude. No subjective decisions required.

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