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22-12.-2002, 12:49 AM
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Re:how steep can you climb?
i would really like to do some climbs in the alps ore around there. Must be wonderfull.<br /><br />Jelle
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26-12.-2002, 09:46 AM
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Re:how steep can you climb?
[quote author=Jelle link=board=6;threadid=2661;start=30#23751 date=1040482175]<br />i would really like to do some climbs in the alps ore around there. Must be wonderfull.<br /><br />Jelle<br />[/quote]<br />Yep, spent 1 week in Italy and 2 in the French Alps. The Galibier was the hardest by far, then again did it a 1 day epic of 114miles. Alllermont (30miles NE Grenoble).. up the south of the Col du Glandon (also same road as Croix de Fer), St Michell de Maurienne, right up the north of Col du Telegraphe, and straight on to Col du Galibier and then down the Col du Lauteret, down into Bourg d'Oisans and then up the Alpe d'Huez. Awsome ride.<br /><br />They've done the telegraphe/galibier/alpe d'huez this way in the tdf many times, often with the Madelaine or Izoard first. usually on the clockwise tdf's<br /><br />Booked my tickets for the opening weekend of the tdf2003...
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26-12.-2002, 07:40 PM
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Re:how steep can you climb?
[quote author=tifosi link=board=6;threadid=2661;start=20#msg23796 date=1040859988]<br />Yep, spent 1 week in Italy and 2 in the French Alps. The Galibier was the hardest by far, then again did it a 1 day epic of 114miles. Alllermont (30miles NE Grenoble).. up the south of the Col du Glandon (also same road as Croix de Fer), St Michell de Maurienne, right up the north of Col du Telegraphe, and straight on to Col du Galibier and then down the Col du Lauteret, down into Bourg d'Oisans and then up the Alpe d'Huez. Awsome ride.<br /><br />They've done the telegraphe/galibier/alpe d'huez this way in the tdf many times, often with the Madelaine or Izoard first. usually on the clockwise tdf's<br /><br />Booked my tickets for the opening weekend of the tdf2003...
<br />[/quote]<br /><br />I'll be heading to belgium next july for 2 months.....i'd love to get down to france and ride a few of those awesome climbs  |
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27-12.-2002, 05:56 AM
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Re:how steep can you climb?
Steve,<br /><br />Where will you stay in Belgium???<br /><br />Jelle
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