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Incorporated a 42km stretch of the unpaved Assietta Ridge Road into a ride on Friday. Located in the Italian Alps, all of the road is above 2,000 metres in elevation was very challenging with a surface of rock, stone, gravel and mud and includes 8 mountain passes. Managed to get through without a single puncture despite the tyres getting severe abuse - Gatorskins take a bow!
(It gave a some insight into the conditions experienced by the early pioneers of grand tour cycling when all of the Cols were unpaved).
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gatorskins for me please! thats some terrain.Wishbone Ash wrote: »On the ascent of the Col Agnel - the highest international pass in the Alps.
At the summit of the Col Agnel.
On the ascent of the Col d'Izoard
At the summit of the Col d'Izoard.
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Some pics from out on the bikes in Oregon. The mountain biking was down near Mt Hood (Sandy Ridge). Couldnt believe how few hard tails there where. Of maybe 60 bikes, I came across 1 or 2 other ones apart from my rickety 2004 HT. Probably half explains why I was constantly getting overtaken.
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