Indeed it doesn't seem bad to me.
For what it's worth, I tend to pedal harder on the downhills if I see an uphill ahead. Once I'm on the uphill, I try to ease the pedaling and change gear just a second before I need to do it. Two seconds if I need to switch to another chainring. Practice allows me to do this pretty seamlessly now so to avoid losing momentum. On a 2-km hill however momentum becomes pretty irrelevant: it will help you for the first 300 meters and then you're on your own.Any tips on how I can maintain my momentum longer? I suspect that I am gearing down too soon - just trying to work this out in my head.A mantra will be more useful than momentum at that stage.
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A mantra will be more useful than momentum at that stage.
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