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| Giro 2013 - 16, 238km Valloire to Ivrea (medM) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:49 | 235.2km |
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| 21st May 2013. Medium mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 15, 149km Cesana Torinese to Col du Galibier (Valloire) (HM) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:47 | 147.2km |
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| 19th May 2013. High mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 14, 168km Cervere to Bardonecchia (HM) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:45 | 163.6km |
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| 18th May 2013. High mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 13, 254km Busseto to Cherasco (F) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:41 | 256.8km |
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| 17th May 2013. Flat stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 12, 134km Longarone to Treviso (F) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:38 | 133.9km |
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| 16th May 2013. Flat stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 11, 182km Tarvisio to Vajont (medM) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:35 | 175.8km |
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| 15th May 2013. Medium mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 10, 167km Cordenons to Altopiano del Montasio (M) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:27 | 165.4km |
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| 14th May 2013. Mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 09, 170km San Sepolcro to Firenze (medM) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:21 | 169km |
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| 12th May 2013. Medium mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 08, 55km Gabicce Mara to Saltara (TT) | thunderthighs | May 4th, 07:19 | 55.4km |
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| 11th May 2013. Time trial stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 07, 177km San Salvo to Pescara (medM) | thunderthighs | Apr 30th, 08:45 | 176.5km |
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| 10th May 2013. Medium mountain stage | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 06, 169km Mola di Bari to Margherita di Savoia (F) | thunderthighs | Apr 28th, 01:28 | 167km |
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| 9th May 2013. Flat stage | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 05, 203km Cosenza to Matera (F) | thunderthighs | Apr 28th, 01:13 | 205.8km |
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| 8th May 2013. Flat stage | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 04, 246km Policastro Bussentino to Serra San Bruno (medM) | thunderthighs | Apr 28th, 12:59 | 246.1km |
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| 7th May 2013. Medium mountain stage. | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 03, 222km Sorrento to Marina di Ascea (medM) | thunderthighs | Apr 28th, 12:21 | 213.7km |
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| 6th May 2013. Medium mountain stage | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 01, 130km Napoli | thunderthighs | Apr 28th, 11:38 | 21.3km |
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| 4th May 2013. Napoli city centre loop x 8x 8km (64km) & Posillipo/Napoli loop x 4x17km (68km) | |||||
| Giro 2013 - 02, 18km Ischia to Forio | thunderthighs | Apr 28th, 10:53 | 17.7km |
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| 5th May 2013. Team Time Trial | |||||
| Dinton XI (Toucan End) | thunderthighs | Apr 12th, 04:49 | 30.9km |
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| Start Finish in the main car park of Dinton Pastures by the Dragonfly Cafe. Nice, virtually traffic free, ride around local villages. Easily lends itself to adaptation depending on rider abilities. The route is a clockwise version of the Hurst / Binfield circuit to now include Toucan End. | |||||
| Grand Union Canal | thunderthighs | Apr 7th, 08:36 | 252.6km |
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| London to Birmingham | |||||
| Threshold 10 | thunderthighs | Apr 6th, 02:10 | 53.7km |
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| A 'threshold' training circuit of 10, 2-8% seated climbs to establish a rhythm and develop leg power and lactate tolerance - very easy pace between 'Thresholds', i.e. 12-15 mph. 1) WARM-UP: A329, Wokingham Rd; 2-4), SPEED/POWER: A4, London Rd, Shepherds Hill; 5) STAMINA: Caversham Park Rd; 6) STAMINA: Playhatch 'Hill'; 7) SPEED/POWER: Harpsden Way; 8) STAMINA: Aston Lane; 9) SPEED/POWER: School Hill; 10) SPEED/POWER: Milley Lane; 11) WARM-DOWN: Recovery Return. Essential to record each climb for Time, HR &/or Power (sports GPS ideal), to monitor progress over time. | |||||
| Mud, Sweat & Gears | thunderthighs | Apr 6th, 01:45 | 2337.8km |
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| Based on the book of the routes name: "Cycling from Land's End to John O'Groats (via the Pub)" by Ellie Bennett | |||||
| TACX, T1956.10 Namur to Revin 2004 (BE-FR) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 03:30 | 80.5km |
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| [CYCLE TOURS] T1956.10 Namur to Revin 2004 (BE-FR). This route, like the TACX video, starts about 1km to the south of Namur & follows the meandering Meuse river as it cuts through the Ardennes & eventually becomes the border between France & Belgium. The ride features mostly flat river bank roads which pass famous Gothic style towns like Dinant & huge Napoleonic fortifications called citadels which were built onto the flanking hills to defend the river & borders. After about 40km we reach the Town of Hastier & take a detour away from the river & up the flanking 200m high hills to arrive back down at the river in Givet. After this the route alternates between small hills & flat river until the finish at the French town of Revin. | |||||
| Dinton-MTB VI (Copse's+) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 03:02 | 25km |
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| Start Finish in the main car park of Dinton Pastures by the Dragonfly Cafe. A mix of Road and MTB trails, around Dinton Pastures, The Loddon, little known trails in the woods around Bearwood and between the A329 Reading Rd, Bearwood Road and then back to Dinton Pastures. Easily lends itself to adaptation depending on rider abilities. | |||||
| TACX, T1956.09 Heart of Evergreen, Colorado (US) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 02:11 | 111.6km |
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| [CYCLE TOURS] T1956.09 Heart of Evergreen, Colorado (US). Heart of Evergreen, Colorado. This ride has some long steady climbs on what is a loop based route. Climbs: Red Rocks Park 1908m - Black Mountain 2712m (start altitude 2136m) The route: Evergreen township Highway 74 - Red Rocks Park - Dinosaur Ridge - Morrison township Highway 8 - Willow Springs - Deer Creek Canyon Road - South Deer Creek Road - Shadow Mountain Road - Black Mountain Road - Highway 73 - North Turkey Creek Road - High Drive Road - Little Cub Road - Evergreen township. Route information: The start & finish of this ride is in the vibrant mountain town of Evergreen which is situated at 7200ft & just west of Denver Colorado USA. Directly after the start is a long descent which guarantees a perfect warm up for the short steep hills that follow in the Red Rocks Park & its acoustically perfect natural amphitheatre. A period of open grassland bridges the gap between the Red Rocks park & the blue spruce forests, deep ravines & climbs that make up the main bulk of the loop back to Evergreen. Although there is one 3rd category climb lurking in the middle it not a steep climb & should suit riders of all abilities. | |||||
| 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. | |||||
| TACX T1956.07 Aube Valley Ride 2004 (FR) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 12:41 | 79.7km |
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| [CYCLE TOUR] Aube Valley Ride 2004 (FR). A lovely, gentle (to begin with), countryside route through a picturesque part of central France with the odd quiet village along the way as it eventually becomes a little more rolling after Gevrolles. The last 45km, after what has been a gently falling profile along the Aube Valley, will 'warm' the legs much more! But, overall, the route is comfortable, if you can handle to distance | |||||
| TACX T1956.06b Passo Vivione 2003 (IT) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 12:23 | 51.6km |
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| [MOUNTAIN STAGE] Passo Vivonne 2003 (IT). The TACX video also includes Passo di Gavia (T1956.06a) along with this route over Passo del Vivione and Passo della Presolana - all famous climbs that are often part of the Giro’s itinerary. Be prepared for breathtaking scenery! | |||||
| TACX T1956.06a Passo Gavia 2003 (IT) | thunderthighs | Apr 5th, 12:17 | 59.3km |
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| [MOUNTAIN STAGE] Passo del Gavio 2003 (IT). Passo di Gavia (2621m). The TACX video also includes Passo del Vivione and Passo della Presolana, all famous climbs that are often part of the Giro’s itinerary. | |||||
| TACX, T1956.05 Iron Horse Classic 2004, Colorado (US) | thunderthighs | Mar 23rd, 09:44 | 119.1km |
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| [CYCLING CLASSIC] Iron Horse Classic 2004, Colorado (US). Sample the typically American atmosphere and experience the vast, wild and overpowering natural environment of Colorado. This 119 km route from Durango to the ski village of Ouray runs through the town of Silverton. The well-known 'Iron Horse Classic' takes place along part of this route. This pleasure ride continues along the Million dollar Highway through the Red Mountains to the finish line. It is a tranquil journey. Now and then a lorry races along the wide asphalt highway. The first section of the trip is flat, ideal for warming up. En route to Silverton you ride through moutain-side spruce woods and climb the Coal Bank Pass and the Molas. Both mountains are at elevations higher than 3050m. It is an easy ascent since the gradients are uniform and not too steep. Then you pass the highest point, the Red Mountain Pass. The view across the jagged mountaintops of San Juan is spectacular. The road then branches off and becomes the famous Million Dollar Highway (20 miles). This road got its name from the bottom layer of asphalt that is mixed with ore that contains gold. The road begins to wind dramatically. You cycle through the Red Mountains, rich in iron, along the arrow-straight wall of Uncompahgre Gorge, through tunnels and past pelting waterfalls. The 90m high Box Canyon Falls is close to the finish line. The water plunges rapidly down the waterfall, across dark limestone into a deep gorge. | |||||
| Rat Race The Crossing - Day 3 | thunderthighs | Mar 22nd, 09:02 | 96.4km |
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| The Crossing is designed to pack in 3 National Parks in 3 days across Northern England. The course will feature a variety of terrains and much off-road riding. It is designed to flow as a journey and to be achievable by a large cross-section of riders. You don’t need a full-face helmet and body armour for this event (!) but you will need to be comfortable on off-road terrain and be ready to switch regularly from tarmac to trail to gravel and back again. This is Day/Stage 3 of 3 from Northallerton to Scarborough. Day/Stage 3, Northallerton to Scarborough. Coming over the North York Moors and seeing the sea is one of life’s great pleasures, whether you are 6 or 60. Before you earn this view though, you’ve got a lumpy n’ bumpy day of open-topped moor, forest trails and gorgeous valleys to ride through. This route will guide you east towards Dalby Forest, itself a mecca for mountain bikers. Once through this last major objective it’s wheels down to the Yorkshire Coast and a triumphant entry into Scarborough from the North-West, to sweep into North Bay and dip a wheel in the water of the North Sea. Just remember to stop riding. Next stop is... Zeebrugge? | |||||
| Rat Race The Crossing - Day 2 | thunderthighs | Mar 22nd, 08:19 | 115km |
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| The Crossing is designed to pack in 3 National Parks in 3 days across Northern England. The course features a variety of terrains and lots of off-road riding. It is designed to flow as a journey and to be achievable by a large cross-section of riders. You won’t need a full-face helmet and body armour but you will need to be comfortable on off-road terrain and be ready to switch regularly from tarmac to trail to gravel and back again. This is Day/Stage 2 of 3 from Shap to Northallerton. Day 2 - Shap to Northallerton. Some say Yorkshire is God’s own country. Mostly Yorkshiremen of course, but once you look past the flat cap and whippets, what you get is pretty much what they say it is; at least it is to mountain bikers. This route through Yorkshire cannot fail to impress the most discerning of riders. The scenery is stunning and the nature trail network is brilliant. This Day/Stage 2 course will pop you out of the Dales and into the Vale of York to over-night west of the North York Moors. Two Parks down; one to go…. | |||||
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