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In Bath I ride 74 inch for long training rides out of the city, 70 inch in winter and for bulk of hills like bannerdown/north road, and 60 inch for commuting part on part off road and up through st catharines valley... all the hills are fine, and generally long but not steep, but brassknocker is both steep and quite long!
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mechamorgan - I know ayford lane (and st catharines valley) well! there's another hill slightly further up the valley aswell that starts as a bridleway and then goes down to the mill, then rises up very steeply and eventually flattens off and comes out at marshfield cricket club... bit of a killer on a ss, but kind of amazing too... my commute home takes me up oakford lane, which also gets quite steep at the top...