And wind. Don't forget wind. Maybe the wind is usually at your back for one over another.
We have a hideous neighborhood for hills here, all steep with steep little knobs at the top (like 25 or 30 feet of REALLY steep after just steep) with no run up to any of them (the dreaded 90 degree turn on to the immediate base).
I also hate the long false flat, followed by moderate hill, followed by steep hill.
On the other hand I like the gradual rise. I use it for my interval training and sprint then spin, sprint then spin. A two or three mile gradual rise is great.




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