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Col Du Galibier (Alt. 2646 m)

The northern ramp is currently not great from Valloire to Verneys but enjoyably none-the-less, riding through Verneys in September was an experience as it had no road surface at all, some lads from the road works dept had dug up the fecken lot leaving me to ride my R1150RT through town like it was a bloody 1200GS Adventure but I’m sure they’ll have it nice and shiny again for us by next season. (more…)

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This was a big day riding some of the best roads I know of. Leaving Albertville I headed up Col des Saisies 1657m, Cormet de Roselend 1967m, Col du Petit St.-Bernard 2188m (Hannibal’s Pass), Col de l’Iseran 2,770m (Highest Paved Mountain Pass in Alps), Col Du Mont-Cenis 2087m, Col du Telegraphe 1566m, Col Du Galibier 2645m and into Briancon for 2 nights. (more…)

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The 2011 Tour was 6500+ km through the Alps and the Pyrenees taking in 38 of the highest passes, many made famous from the Tour de France cycle race in 10 days.

Starting in Albertville I rode through the French and Italian Alps down as far as Gorges du Daluis where I rode along Gorge du Verdon, Gorges de Nesque, Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles mountain range. From there it was through the vineyards of the Rhone Valley and into Cathar country before crossing over towards the west coast to ride along some of the highest passes of Route des cols Pyrenees winding in and out of France and Spain before heading further south into Alicante and Murcia. (more…)

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