Col du Galibier | Essential Guide | Cycling Weekly
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Climbers battling it out for the Yellow Jersey will have two more days to express themselves, to change the outcome or comfort a decent lead and gain precious time. Heading towards Serre-Chevalier, we will give them the most prestigious of what the Alps has to offer: the Col de la Croix de Fer and then the Galibier back after a 6-year absence, going up the Télégraphe. It's now up to them.
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The first stage in the second visit to the Alps sees the iconic climb of the Col du Galibier as the penultimate ascent of the day.
Starting in La Mure, the peloton traverses the Col d’Ornon, the Col de la Croix de Fer and the Col du Télégraphe. The rider leading the stage at the top of the Galibier will be awarded the Prix Henri Desgrange, as the race passes its highest point.
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Cycling Weekly: your commentary for this vid approaches pure poetry. Thank you!
What the last guy said. Inspirational!
Lovely views
Most brutal mountain I ever tried
104 years? So we are in 2015?
Hello cycling weekly I need your help plz.
I am new to cycling and have just purchased my 1st road bike. I have bought a Trek emonda s5 and I need your assistance with something. I have seen on the chain stay of my bike that their is some "duotrap bontrager ready" sensor on the chain stay. Could you please tell me what this is and what's the purpose of this on my bike?.
Thank you kindly
Brown 266 it's a speed and cadence sensor, that can be integrated into your bike
TheBisbot forgive my ignorance on this matter but if I had to buy a wahoo element bolt now, would i still need to buy the wahoo speed and cadence sensors or does this duotrap serve as a speed and cadence sensor to which the wahoo connects?.