They've just come from Dolgellau to Barmouth on the less pretty side. On the opposite side of the river mouth, there's a traffic-free cycle route, which comes across the bridge you saw. It's brilliant. My 5-year-old loved the hill down into Barmouth.
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Ned Bolting talking sh!te again. I bet there's a load of people who in the UK who wouldn't reconginse Wiggins, Cavendish, Thomas, Froome etc.
Sorry if this has been already answered. Why the green wheels on the front of the Global6 bikes?
I bet even Wiggo struggles to recognize himself in the mirror nowadays.
Over here they're saying it's a good opportunity for Alaphilippe.
a detailed profile of the finish is now available on Climbfinder:
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normally it's too steep for van Aert, I'd say. Only if guys like Alaphilippe and Woods end up looking at each other, there may be a chance
The Great Orme from Llandudno via Ty Gwyn Road - Profile of the ascent
The Great Orme from Llandudno via Ty Gwyn Road is a climb in the region Wales. It is 1.9km long and bridges 180 vertical meters with an average gradient of 9.6%
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normally it's too steep for van Aert, I'd say. Only if guys like Alaphilippe and Woods end up looking at each other, there may be a chance
a detailed profile of the finish is now available on Climbfinder:
The Great Orme from Llandudno via Ty Gwyn Road - Profile of the ascent
The Great Orme from Llandudno via Ty Gwyn Road is a climb in the region Wales. It is 1.9km long and bridges 180 vertical meters with an average gradient of 9.6%
normally it's too steep for van Aert, I'd say. Only if guys like Alaphilippe and Woods end up looking at each other, there may be a chance
I shall stick with Dan Martin
The steep part is not too long and followed by a false flat, so that could spoil the fun a bit (i.e. a biggish group could sprint for it, ultimately). Unless Alaphilippe repeats his Tour 2021 victory, but the form doesn't seem to be totally there (yet).
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