Member Profile: Matt de Neef
Member Since: 2008
Victoria, Australia
Physiological Details |
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183cm |
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N/A |
Current Weight: |
80 kg |
Maximum Heartrate: |
N/A |
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Bike Details |
Frame: |
Trek 1.2 |
Wheels: |
Bontrager |
Groupset: |
Shimano Sora |
Pedals: |
Shimano 105 |
Bike Weight: |
9.5 kg |
Latest Times
22 Apr 2012:
Bells cnr (eltham/research)
- 4mins 38secs
20 Nov 2010:
1/20
- 20mins 11secs
16 Nov 2010:
Chum Creek Road
- 24mins 40secs
06 Nov 2010:
Skenes Creek Road
- 40mins 0secs
07 Mar 2010:
Tawonga Gap
- 32mins 35secs
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Saved Courses
Circuits & Hill Climbs saved by this rider:
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Back of Falls
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Mt. Baw Baw
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Skenes Creek Road
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Victoria >
Panton Gap (Healesville side)
Comments
Matt commented on his own time: "Max effort. PB by more than a minute."
Matt commented on his own time: "Pretty happy with this time given how little training I've done lately. Plus, from memory, the last time I rode this climb I was a few kg lighter. It'll be interesting to see how much faster I can do this climb in a few months time..."
Matt commented on his own time: "First time up this gorgeous climb. Quiet road, nice surface and just some amazing scenery. I'll be back that's for sure."
Matt commented on his own time: "First climb after several months off the bike. Struggled a lot early but felt pretty good by the end. Time is approximate and with a bit of training, I could easily take 5-10 minutes off this time."
Matt commented on his own time: "After snapping by gear cable in the first 5km of the 3 Peaks Challenge I was forced to climb the Gap in the 39x12. Needless to say I had a pretty low cadence but, remarkably, I climbed it 6 minutes quicker than my attempt two weeks ago."
Forum Posts
18 Oct 2011 11:18 AM posted in Kinglake hillclimb starting point ???????????
Hi all. Matt from [url=[i]The Climbing Cyclist[/i]]http://theclimbingcyclist.com/[/url] here.
In terms of the start point for the Kinglake climb, I've got a photo on my website that might work. There's a yellow "windy road" sign where the "6km winding road" sign used to be. Have a look here: http://theclimbingcyclist.com/climbs/kinglake/kinglake/
Hope that helps.
Best,
Matt
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