Ranmore Common Road

Ranmore Common Road, a 1.59km climb with a 7.0% grade, ascending from 70m to 178m. Despite the 108m elevation gain data, it features a 108m elev difference. Category 4 challenge.

Distance

1.59km

Elevation Gain

108m

Avg Grade

7.0%

Lowest Elev

70m

Highest Elev

178m

Elev Difference

108m

Climb Category

4
RankNameDateSpeedHRPowerVAMTime
 👑Paul Drake | Maison du Velo & In Gear Cycles 🦆18 May 202618.4 km/h158 bpm304-5:11
 🥈Jon Saunders14 Mar 202618.3 km/h110 bpm335-5:13
 🥉Ed Lovatt12 May 202617.4 km/h146 bpm--5:29
 4Bradley Harrison1 Apr 202617.0 km/h152 bpm312-5:37
 5Andrew Young9 May 202616.9 km/h144 bpm317-5:38
 6Alex Rothwell9 May 202616.9 km/h166 bpm363-5:39
 7Peter Gornjak1 Apr 202616.8 km/h-298-5:41
 8Andy Cook29 Mar 202616.5 km/h164 bpm374-5:46
 8Andy Angell9 May 202616.5 km/h---5:46
 10Michael Hutton9 May 202615.9 km/h154 bpm--5:59
 11Richard Jones9 May 202615.4 km/h136 bpm266-6:12
 12Bel Levene24 Jun 202615.2 km/h157 bpm170-6:16
 13Ross A Macmillan21 Feb 202614.7 km/h145 bpm271-6:28
 14Charles Lewis-Basson21 Feb 202614.7 km/h148 bpm314-6:30
14Sean Haywood9 Aug 202614.7 km/h160 bpm272-6:30
 16Robin Goodlet19 Apr 202614.4 km/h174 bpm307-6:38
 17Marcus Kealey21 Feb 202614.0 km/h-265-6:48
 18Thomas Versavel9 May 202613.7 km/h150 bpm--6:58
 19James Budkiewicz9 May 202613.6 km/h172 bpm272-7:01
 20Marc Arpesella (SCC)9 May 202613.5 km/h---7:04
 21Paul Cochrane (SCC)9 May 202613.4 km/h-270-7:07
 22Roger Brown9 May 202612.8 km/h162 bpm--7:26
 23Mark Healy9 May 202612.7 km/h126 bpm--7:29
 24Terence Lim9 May 202612.7 km/h142 bpm220-7:30
 25Andy Horton14 Feb 202612.4 km/h---7:41
 26james Herbert (SCC)🇬🇧9 May 202612.3 km/h156 bpm--7:47
 27Kevin White2 May 202612.2 km/h170 bpm223-7:51
 27Julia Pavlova9 May 202612.2 km/h171 bpm200-7:51
 29Mark Billinge9 May 202612.1 km/h154 bpm257-7:52
 29Juan Manuel Delfin1 Aug 202612.1 km/h157 bpm--7:52
 31Andrew Dunderdale14 Feb 202612.0 km/h---7:55
 32Justin Brassell9 May 202612.0 km/h160 bpm262-7:58
 33david whaley9 May 202611.9 km/h141 bpm--8:00
 34Hannah Scott2 May 202611.6 km/h-157-8:12
 35Stephen Reynolds11 Apr 202611.6 km/h76 bpm172-8:13
 36Debbie Arpesella9 May 202611.5 km/h---8:17
 37Kelvyn Jones27 Jul 202611.4 km/h---8:21
 38🇵🇸 Waleed Saifi9 May 202611.4 km/h-208-8:24
 39IAN Robinson SCC/WSW9 May 202611.2 km/h160 bpm--8:33
 40felipe tapia16 Apr 202610.9 km/h143 bpm--8:46
 41Sebastian 🚴‍♂️ 🏃‍♂️🏂9 May 202610.3 km/h177 bpm212-9:16
 42Adrian Sambrook2 Apr 202610.1 km/h---9:26
 43Jude R11 Apr 20269.5 km/h---10:03
 44Cheryl Hood11 Apr 20269.0 km/h130 bpm--10:33
Last updated: August 11, 2026, 8:15 am
RankNameDateSpeedHRPowerVAMTime
 👑Bel Levene24 Jun 202615.2 km/h157 bpm170-6:16
 🥈Julia Pavlova9 May 202612.2 km/h171 bpm200-7:51
 🥉Hannah Scott2 May 202611.6 km/h-157-8:12
 4Debbie Arpesella9 May 202611.5 km/h---8:17
 5Jude R11 Apr 20269.5 km/h---10:03
 6Cheryl Hood11 Apr 20269.0 km/h130 bpm--10:33
Last updated: August 11, 2026, 8:15 am

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