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Ian racing the sun up Jolt Cola.
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Greg has finished the first crux via the right hand variation which climbs a couple feet further right of Greg's feet then up and back left. The left variation ends up with the right foot where Greg's left foot is, pulling right over the bulge down and left of Greg.
First Colorado 5.12!
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Said Pazirandeh
Jan 19, 2009
“Ian racing the sun up Jolt Cola.”  

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Ian racing the sun up Jolt Cola.
First Colorado 5.12!
Scott karate-kicking his way to a flash (sans roof extension). Photo: Clayton Laramie.<br>
Starting the crux sequence. Photo: Clayton Laramie.
Greg has the first jug and is reaching for the second jug. After that, feet up and left and figure out how to get past the final overhang. Did the original route climb further right where the bolts are, perhaps via the finger crack at the lip and a jug up and right of that?
Starting up the overhanging final crux of Jolt.
A long reach for a hidden jug gets you started on the roof.
Kirk Miller took this picture of Mark Rolofson just above the first crux. The old route to the first anchor took me five days to scrub and bolt, alone, often in the dark, after work. Mark put in the cool roof finish several years later. <br> <br> I used to always say that a bolter's reward for doing a new route was listening to others complain about it. But you guys have really spoiled me with your positive comments. Thank you very much!<br> <br> <br> <br>
Orange Crush, Respite, Jolt Cola, and Ginseng Rush.
It's starting to ease up by a letter grade or so, but it may not feel like it due to the pump.
A great finger lock and a good rest. Yet another hard move leads back right into the corner.
This wide stem is a decent rest. Greg's left foot is on a key hold on the left hand variation.
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