Running from Saturday 18th – Friday 24th August, Haute Route’s 2018 Pyrenees route will start and finish in Pau. Travelling through some of Europe’s most iconic and beautiful cycling regions, riders will undertake seven stages of racing including legendary climbs like the Col du Tourmalet. As with all of the Haute Route events riders will be treated to a combination of jaw-dropping scenery, breath taking assents and 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/
Anything a council does always costs far more than if an ordinary company did it . We do wonder it any of that money ends up in someone's pocket ....
Letting one's tyres down by a few PSI to get more comfort grip and speed won't sell more bikes though.
"......disgruntled residents continuing their protests by chaining bicycles the trees,..."...
All competing for a role in a group that has been accused of being involved in massive corruption in the past. Hmm.
I've found the Chilli-Tech rear camera /light combo to be very good. ...
I was intrigued as to what, if any, connection the term has to Mongolia. According to, ahem, Wikipedia, Down himself (namesake of the syndrome)...
I don't know why this is in the news, the Merseyside area is peppered with crossings that work like this and have done for decades. Maybe we don't...
at Man Utd its more about managing the bags of wind who used to play the game but now endlessly criticise from the comfy pundit sofa, than anyone...
The cyclist told road.cc that he has not reported the near miss to the City of London Police because “what’s the point? They’re not interested...
Never mind all that now - do people have any opinion on pet-cycling-safety?...