Me, The Bike and the Mountains.
Hi guys, I wanted to share with you my greatest passion, cycling!
Are years that I pedal kilometers and kilometers, passing through the hills Italian, French, Swiss. Where cycling was born, where it passes the Tour de France, the Tour of Italy and the most important races in the world ... to this I add the pleasure of experiencing magical places: the mountains!
Below I will show you the most beautiful climbing peaks pedaling...
Good trip!
Col du Galibier.
2642 mt, 6.9% average slope, 34,9 km, Heavy Rain, 5°, Very Hard.
Colle della Lombarda.
2350 mt, 6,8% average slope, 21.3 km, Sun, 23°, Medium.
Mortirolo.
1852 mt, 10,5% average slope, 12 km, Sun, 19°, Very Very Hard.
Passo Pordoi.
2239 mt, 6.8 % average slope, 9 km, Cloudy, 16°, Medium.
Passo Stelvio.
2760 mt, 7.1% average slope, 21.5 km, Snow, 1°, Very Hard.
Passo Gavia.
2652 mt, 6.5% average slope, 25.6 km, Snow, 2°, Hard.
Colle dell'Agnello.
2744 mt, 7% average slope, 22 km, Cloudy, 13°, Very Hard.
Col De Nivolet.
2612 mt, 5% average slope, 45 km, Sun, 17°, Hard.
Alpe D'Huez.
1815 mt, 7.7% average slope, 14 km, Sun, 28°, Hard.
Colle delle Finestre.
2176 mt, 9.1% average slope, 18 km, Cloudy, 17°, Very Very Hard.
WOW!!! The photos are absolutely marvelous! I'm not a racer, nor can I afford a cf bike like that, but my old cannondale still has the saddlebags ready to go. I toured the entire pacific northwest, seems like almost every road in oregon. I love scenes like the ones in your photos, keep them coming! The cold is nothing when your eyes are in love. :)