Recent content by McLovin

The best Tony Martin since Tony Martin.

Why no power meter?

Contract with iGPSPORT but using a Garmin 😎

Soo....Giro.

We have a former cyclist at ESP Romania for about 5-6 years, I think and he is like he was born for this. I agree about Contador having an odd voice but still beter than Cadel.

Is anyone here riding a bike? I am a 4-5.000 km/, 60.000+ vertical meter/year amateur cyclist and I climb all the time in 90+ cadence on 10+ km mountains. I can go easily on 110 area for minutes. If one of my friends attacks I never respond 'on danseuse", I just lift the cadence to 120+.' I just...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dO77C3kYsw Balea Pass (North) 25.8 km with 6% average slope. I climbed it for the first time this summer. It's not that unknown.

It's like Hautacam stage two years ago, so yeah, totally possible.

Re: Re: Col des Marrous after Peguere. The second half anyway I suppose.

So we'll have a +200 km stage to Peyragaudes (from Pau), without Aubisque, Tourmalet and Aspin but with Ares, Mente and Bales.

What's the story of that photo from digger's profile? It has been discussed here? The inhaler one.

First, it's nice to have a velowire-er here. Nice story btw. So this explains (LS) why Pau and Tourmalet are there almost every year. And still ..... why no Superbagneres then?

Maybe they have a contract with PdBF, we knew since 2015 that it is going to be in 2017, at least velowire readers. I liked it in 2012 and 2014. It's short but not that indecent like some Vuelta finishes.

So a lot of 2012 Tour, again: PdBF, Grand Colombier in the middle of nowhere, Mur de Peguere, Peyragaudes. Climbs were first used on that Tour and again now. I am sure they will celebrate Giro somehow.

From le Dauphine via velowire:According to the Dauphiné, this stage would go towards the col de Bérentin and then go back down to the dam in Génissiat via Cuvéry, Ochiaz and Billiat before a short side-trip to the Haute-Savoie and the climb of the col de la Biche followed by the Grand Colombier...