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| RCC to MARLOW (Stretch, 530m) | thunderthighs | Dec 28th 2008, 08:08 | 87km |
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| 09:00 Start from Market Place, Reading www.readingcyclingclub.com. A couple of urban stretches but, for a morning ride, these are taken early with lower traffic volumes. A good stretch out on good quality roads with a couple of cafe stop options. Passing Through: South thru' Arborfield & Garrison > Bracknell > Ascot > Cranbourne > Bray > Maidenhead (cafe option on river) > Cliveden > Bourne End > MARLOW (Wyevale GC Cafe) > Quarry Wood (the hill!) past Cookham Dean > Pinkneys Green > A4 to Reading. | |||||
| RCC to OLD WINDSOR, Great Park Shop Cafe (410m) | thunderthighs | Oct 25th 2007, 10:33 | 86.8km |
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| RCC Spring Classic Reliability Trial 2008 87km (860m) | thunderthighs | Nov 17th 2007, 03:03 | 86.8km |
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| RCC to BEACONS BOTTOM, Studley Green GC (810m) | thunderthighs | Dec 13th 2008, 08:23 | 86.8km |
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| RCC Anthony Maynard Reliability Trial 2013 LONG, 87km (870m) | thunderthighs | Feb 22nd, 09:41 | 86.7km |
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| Reading Cycling Club. Annual RELIABILITY TRIAL "Long Course". Check website for start/finish times and other details: www.readingcyclingclub.com | |||||
| TACX T1957.91, Barcelona (ES) | thunderthighs | Oct 8th 2012, 05:13 | 86.5km |
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| [CITY TOUR] Another of the new Tacx City Tours series navigates the highlights of Barcelona and London - but with more challenging routes. Like this circuit, and beyond, of Barcelona. After a warm-up riding along the coast road north of the city, take in it's unique atmosphere while you pass monumental buildings such as Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia and the Torre Agbar. The trip ends with the ascent of Montjuïc, the steep city hill of Barcelona. | |||||
| TACX T1956.08 Milan San-Remo 2004 (IT) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 01:25 | 86.3km |
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| [CYCLE CLASSICS] Milan San-Remo 2004 (IT). AKA la Primavera, is the Italian spring classic. The season opener is known most of all for the gruelling distance (300 km/185 miles), the high speeds that are reached, the wide and smooth roads and the short climbs that make up the final bit of the course. This is the last 85km but includes the climbs of the Cipressa (239m) which is the highest point of the race; after cresting the Poggio (160m) you’ll finish on the Via Roma in San Remo. | |||||
| Black Mountain Loop (1580m) | thunderthighs | Nov 9th 2008, 03:19 | 86.2km |
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| CLASSIC: Over and back across the Brecon Beacons. MEDIUM ride but Expert in bad weather; GEARS: Standard 39x25 or compact; BIKE SHOPS: Brecon Cycle Centre, 01874 622651, Schmoos of Swansea 01792 467070; INFO: Llandovery 01550 720693. | |||||
| RCC to THATCHAM, Wyevale GC (724m) | thunderthighs | Jan 20th 2008, 03:42 | 86.1km |
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| Isle of Man Manx 'Alpine' Loop | thunderthighs | Aug 21st 2012, 05:53 | 85.9km |
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| The cycling nirvana of wild landscapes and sea views. GRADE: Expert; GEARS: 39x25 or compact; BIKE SHOPS: Bikestyle, 42 Bucks Road, Douglas 01624 673576; Pedal Power Cycles, 19 Michael Street, Peel 01624 842472; INFO: Food in Douglas, Peel, Sulby but nothing after Tholt-y-Will; www.visitisleofman.com | |||||
| RCC to Italy 07-04-05, San Marino (1450m) | thunderthighs | Mar 30th 2008, 07:48 | 85.8km |
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| ITALY (Belvedere Hotel Road Ride to San Marino & BBQ - FELICE got lost going up to up San Marino, ended riding up twice!): Faetano > San Marino > San Paolo > BBQ | |||||
| TACX T1956.66, Elba Tour (IT), 86km | thunderthighs | Oct 6th 2012, 05:28 | 85.7km |
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| [CYCLE TOUR] A scenic but also tough and challenging circuit of what is regarded as one of the most beautiful islands of the Mediterranean region. The 85 kilometres long ride starts in the east of Elba and then heads inland and back to the coast, past beaches, villages, green and rocky hills and the azure coloured sea, glittering in the sun. The tour finishes with a lap of the famous Elbaman triathlon route. This takes in all the coastal roads to the west of Elba with views of the French island of Corsica in the distance. | |||||
| Battle-of-Hastings, 1066 and all that (1330m) | thunderthighs | Nov 9th 2008, 03:20 | 85.7km |
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| A challenging but rewarding ride through history of Norman landmarks in Battle-of-Hastings country. EXPERT - as it can be windy on the coast and is quite hilly inland; GEARS: Standard 39x25 or compact; BIKE SHOPS: Hastings Cycle Hire and Sales 01424 444013, Halfords 01424 422371 ans Easyrider in St Leonards 01424 44226. INFO: www.visit1066country.com. | |||||
| LEL 2009, Leg02 & 17 - Gamlingay to Thurlby (550m<>590m) | thunderthighs | Jul 22nd 2009, 05:59 | 85.6km |
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| Checked with Audax LEL website and last updated 22/07/09: www.aukweb.net/el/index.htm. See also main LEL site: http://www.londonedinburghlondon.co.uk/ | |||||
| PBP 2007 - Stage 5 | thunderthighs | Jul 1st 2007, 10:37 | 85.4km |
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| RCC to BENSON, Waterfront cafe (810m) | thunderthighs | May 20th 2008, 08:06 | 85.3km |
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| START: Reading, Market Place > A4 (East) > Wargrave > Crazies Hill > White Hill > Henley > Hambleden Valley > Frieth > Stokenchurch > Watlington > Britwell Salome > Benson > Brixton Hill > Nuffield > Stoke Row > Sonning Common > Reading | |||||
| PBP 2007 - Stage 10 | thunderthighs | Jul 1st 2007, 10:39 | 85.3km |
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| PBP2011: to Ferry | thunderthighs | Feb 22nd 2011, 12:55 | 85.2km |
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| Group ride to ferry 18th August | |||||
| PBP2011: Ferry & Home | thunderthighs | Feb 22nd 2011, 01:08 | 85.2km |
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| Group ride from Portsmouth, home. 27th August | |||||
| PBP2011 - S05 | thunderthighs | Feb 22nd 2011, 11:57 | 85.1km |
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| Paris-Brest-Paris Randonneur 2011 Route Stage 5: Tinténiac - Loudéac | |||||
| PBP2011 - S10 | thunderthighs | Feb 22nd 2011, 12:01 | 85km |
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| Paris-Brest-Paris Randonneur 2011 Route Stage 10: Loudéac - Tinténiac | |||||
| 20 - To The "Glories" of Romagna * | thunderthighs | Apr 25th 2008, 03:53 | 85km |
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| (Pantani and the "Piadina" - Pantano was born in Cesenatico where he lived with his family. The "Magico Pantani" fan club's head offices are at the port); Riccione > Santarcangelo > Cesenatico > Bellaria > Riccione; Local Route No20; Very Easy; 250m of Ascent; Recommended gear 53>17 / 39>21 | |||||
| RCC to FLEET, Redfields GC (570m) | thunderthighs | Oct 15th 2007, 08:04 | 84.8km |
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| RCC to FLEET, Redfields GC (570m) | thunderthighs | Nov 18th 2007, 02:35 | 84.6km |
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| RCC to OLD WINDSOR, Great Park Shop Cafe (413m) | thunderthighs | Oct 15th 2007, 08:29 | 84.5km |
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| PBP2011 - S08 | thunderthighs | Feb 22nd 2011, 11:59 | 84.4km |
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| Paris-Brest-Paris Randonneur 2011 Route Stage 8: Brest - Carhaix | |||||
| RCC to BENSON, Waterfront Cafe (700m) | thunderthighs | Feb 10th 2008, 08:05 | 83.7km |
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| Twyford > Shottesbrook > Warren Row > Henley > Russell's Water > Britwell Salome > Benson > Wallingford > S Moreton > Aston Tirold > Streatley > Pangbourne > Purley > HOME | |||||
| TACX, T1956.70 Mont Ventoux 2011 (Bedoin) (FR) | thunderthighs | Jan 13th, 01:08 | 83.7km |
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| [MOUNTAIN STAGE] Mont Ventoux 2011 (Bédoin)(FR): The Mont Ventoux is probably the most famous and most feared mountain that can be climbed in France. Conquering the Giant of Provence is a challenging adventure for every cyclist. The TACX film of this route starts just outside Malaucène and takes the road to Bédoin for the most used and most difficult climb to the top at 1912 metres. After descending back to Malaucène there is a scenic ride past the Dentelles de Montmirail to the finish in Sault. The ‘easier’ climb of the Mont Ventoux from the Sault side is available on the DVD Cols Collection III (T1956.68). | |||||
| 6 - Hill Climbers' Tour No1 **** | thunderthighs | Apr 24th 2008, 05:49 | 83.4km |
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| Riccione > Montescudo > Montegrimano > Monte Altavelio > Riccione; Local Route No6; Difficult; 1750m of Ascent; Recommended gear 39>26 or Triple chainset | |||||
| TACX T1956.37, Milan San Remo (IT) | thunderthighs | Oct 6th 2012, 07:07 | 83.4km |
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| [CYCLING CLASSIC] Milan San Remo, AKA la Primavera, is the Italian spring classic. The season opener is known most of all for the gruelling distance (300 km/185 miles), the high speeds that are reached, the wide and smooth roads and the short climbs that make up the final bit of the course. The top of the Cipressa is the highest point of the race; after cresting the Poggio you’ll finish on the Via Roma in San Remo. | |||||
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