Road Porn

flanders sheninganza 2012 with teh forumengers

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climb to col du vars..

Epic view mate

road to col du turini

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nr cime de la bonette.. that descent from the summit was possibly the fastest i have ever travelled on a bike..
after 57mph achieved from cormet du roseland to bourg saint maurice,
passing loads of waterfalls you got that brief chilly moment speeding down the mountain.

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lovely... moar!

flanders sheninganza 2012 with teh forumengers

Only a forumenger would ride that distance in that temperature with a bag...

Epic view mate

cheers Andy after eights days in the saddle.. this.. in Cannes

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Only a forumenger would ride that distance in that temperature with a bag...
that was me!! carry spares, food and emergency belgian beer for the crew..

and after prosecco gran fondo last year, we are set for the Ardennes in May, as we happy few, band of brothers and sisters tackle the liege-bastogne-liege, liberate beers, eat wild boar and sleep / dream about the oldest bike race in the world.. it really doesn't get any better

Sweaty back ahoy. What helmet is that?

Catlike Whisper I think

thinking over a free weekend I might hack up a little site for people to record these on a map and and vote them up/down.

and after prosecco gran fondo last year, we are set for the Ardennes in May, as we happy few, band of brothers and sisters tackle the liege-bastogne-liege, liberate beers, eat wild boar and sleep / dream about the oldest bike race in the world.. it really doesn't get any better

You have to shit in the woods too, it's the rules.

^^PLEASE DO lT!

You have to shit in the woods too, it's the rules.

oh yes, we have a few rules for our mini tour andyp ;) good call.

Cheers Tenners, will check those out.

Can't wait for those long summer evenings again, even if it is raining!

Know this isn't so much roads, but its definitely got some porn worthy riding in it - http://issuu.com/bunyanvelo/docs/bunyanvelo01

In 2007 we rode from Barcellonette to Turini in blistering 35 deg c via Coyolle 2326m, epic descent then climb to Couillole 1678m and St Martin 1604m. Through gorges, canyons, past turquoise streams and so many butterflies..

It was possibly the best (longest) day's riding in my life, ever. I promised myself that I would return one day to this corner of the southern alps.. The climb to col du Turini as featured in the Monte Carlo rally is absolutely mind blowing.. Just do a google search of the cols named above and you'll see what I mean..

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This..

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and this

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Buttermere, Lake District

Claypit Hill, Essex