There's nothing wrong asking for abit of proof. Why is Garmin data proof so critical anyway? My partner cycled across Canada twice with his gear solo and I didn't have to ask for Garmin proof. He had photos of where he went and stories how wiped out he was on certain day.
I'm sure we know we can't ask the sherpas in Tibet for Garmin proof when they carry trekking loads up those steep altitudes for themselves or for tour groups.
Anyway, any experienced cyclist, even for a turtle like me who ends up walking up some of those type of hills with my bike, knows it's not an easy feat.
I enjoyed the video luv2climb. I've been to 'Frisco (twice).
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