Mur used to be cobbled? Cauberg had a brick-like pavé back in the days. They paved the road in the late 60's.Repave Mur de Huy with cobbles IMO
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Mur used to be cobbled? Cauberg had a brick-like pavé back in the days. They paved the road in the late 60's.Repave Mur de Huy with cobbles IMO
Don't know. But I don't see a reason not toMur used to be cobbled? Cauberg had a brick-like pavé back in the days. They paved the road in the late 60's.
Surely if you go back far enough, most European roads/streets were at one point cobbles?Mur used to be cobbled? Cauberg had a brick-like pavé back in the days. They paved the road in the late 60's.
How about a planks instead? Wooden The Huy.Don't know. But I don't see a reason not to
Or just unpaved. This is why they describe gravel racing as "neo-retro"..Surely if you go back far enough, most European roads/streets were at one point cobbles?
Surely if you go back far enough, most European roads/streets were at one point cobbles?
According to commentators Mohoric is now Mohorovic.
Rogl stomps the gap
Or just unpaved. This is why they describe gravel racing as "neo-retro"..
At 18% gradients, in this case i doubt it was a dirt track though. But elsewhere sure.If it wasn't just a dirt-track.
But without support until he's proven to be good at those.Roglic is doing great work as domestique. JV should probably consider to send him to some minor race as leader in the future.
At 18% gradients, in this case i doubt it was a dirt track though. But elsewhere sure.
Does Schelling ever get tired?