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- My Top 5 Cycling Climbs from Lake Annecy
- 2008 Tour de France Preview Stage 16 - The Highest Road in Europe?
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Tour de France
2008 Tour de France Preview Stage 17 - Galibier and Alpe d’Huez»
As the last big mountain day, this stage could decide the entire race.
Climbs
Broken Nose»
First, let me be clear, I am fine (although you’ll notice that my sunglasses weren’t as lucky). The Doctor said that it’s OK for people to now mock me.
Reviews
Barcelonnette: Alpine Cycling Paradise»
There may not be a better base in the French Alps for cycling than Barcelonnette.
It is literally surrounded by mountains looking to be climbed.
2008 Tour d'Enfer
Lost Boys 2008 Tour d’Enfer - Day 6 Preview»
Stage 6 will see the Tour d’Enfer climb the mythic Col d’Izoard. Perhaps most famous for the exploits of Fausto Coppi and Louison Bobet.
Touring
Cycling the Routes des Grandes Alpes - The 2008 Tour d’Enfer»
Are you looking for a challenging cycle touring route in the Alps that visits some of the most famous Tour de France climbs?
Snow
The plan was to cycle up Col de la Joux Verte.
I knew the road was still closed, but it’s been so warm we thought with mountain bikes that we’d be OK.
