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5.10a

   

FA: Bill Morris, Anita Shore, and Pebby Johns, June 2001.
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: Ron Olsen on Aug 27, 2005


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BETA PHOTO: Curb Service. Power past the overhang (10a) and c...


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Curb Service is on a diamond-shaped rock about 75' right of Centennial. There is a parking pullout just below the rock, about 75 yards before you get to Practice Rock. Approach time from the car is less than a minute.

The route follows 4 bolts up the left-center of the rock to the R of Fin.

Power past an overhang by the first bolt (10a), then continue on easier climbing to the second bolt. Don't fall before the second clip or you'll hit the ground. More thin face moves lead to the third bolt. You can finish the climb at 5.9 by moving left toward the arete, climbing up, then back right at the top, or at 5.10d by climbing straight up just left of the third and fourth bolts.

Fun moves, but a few runouts to keep you on your toes.


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4 bolts to a 2-bolt anchor. There's an easy runout to the 2nd bolt; don't fall before the clip or you'll hit the ground.



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Bruno Hache doing the 10d finish to Curb Service.

Bruno Hache doing the 10d finish to Curb Service.


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By D. Shaw
Jul 30, 2007
rating: 5.10a R

Good quick one on a cold morning - in the sun from the east. Indeed watch the ground fall, which is why I'd say R or S. I'd say 10d straight up from the 2nd bolt, and 10a (R) if you go left. You don't want to fall from out left, before you clip the 3rd bolt, but it is definitely easier that way.

By mike r
From: lAurora,CO
Aug 22, 2007
rating: 5.10a

R? what?

By Nick Wilder
Site Landlord
Mar 10, 2008
rating: 5.10d

I can't see how the move off the ground, straight up past the bolt, is less than 10d, and I would have guessed 11a if I hadn't read about it beforehand. No way it's 9 - no matter what you do at the top of the route.