Running from Friday 13th – Sunday 15th July, Haute Route’s 2018 Alpe D’Huez route offers riders three days of racing on some of the most famous roads in cycling folklore. Travelling through some of the Alpe's most legendary cols, riders will undertake three timed stages from one fixed location - allowing riders to bring along family and friends. As with all of the Haute Route events, participants will be treated to a level of off-the-bike support usually confined to the professional ranks.
For more information on Haute Route, and this year’s courses, please visit https://www.hauteroute.org/
He should apply the drillium technique to save weight on that big heavy battery, it's so bulky too, aero holes will help.
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More clearance damnit!!!
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