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/
JRM doesn't drive. He uses a horse drawn carriage.
In accordance with the highway code ? bus driver was breaking the speed limit, overtaking a child on a bicycle, he should've as far right as...
Council unable to find its own a***hole with a torch and a map. Also encourages car use only at HWRC. Nothing new here, move along.
My car is 15 years old and the speed limiter goes down to 19 mph, what is the problem!
One is permantly in misery mode, the other all blacked out in stealth mode.
...and go and ride your bike for two hours or less.
Just put in planning permission for a NASA sized warehouse the area of ten football pitches, right up against local housing. That'll go through no...
It reminds me of the joke that used to do the rounds when I was younger;...
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