General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Fixed gear guidelines in the Grampians	24-May-2018 At 12:43:26 PM	Dane
Message
On 24-May-2018 One Day Hero wrote: >In short, draws getting trapped off axis and unclipping or breaking is >a failure mode common to all bolts. Careful ODH, That path will lead this conversation to steel maillons and permadraws ... Carrots are more than strong enough for anything we do, and anyone arguing that the echidna of shiny steel bolts is invisible needs to have a word to an optometrist. The rampant bolting and retro-bolting needs to be slowed somehow, and some form of guidelines are about the only way to make it happen, reinforced with the odd application of an angle grinder.

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