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  2. SuperSquirrel13 on

    Added some Mavic Allroad S wheels and new rubber – Pirelli cinturato H, after having some silly bad luck with punctures and the stock wheels. Made a huge difference.

  3. Yeah, same here too (north of france).

    Last ride 50km, and only 52m of positive elevation ๐Ÿ™

  4. Professional_Ebb_482 on

    I cycled just over 100 kilometres through Veluwe with few climbs, but only on unpaved roads (tons of sand). I was just as done with the few climbs as I was with 1,500 metres of climbing over 100 km in the Eifel or in the Ardennes. Everything is relative. And – as a non-Dutch person, I like the Dutch mountains without reservation

  5. liveprgrmclimb on

    Haha. I just spent 2 weeks as a tourist biking around the Netherlands and loved it. But with zero hills it would be tough to train seriously there!

  6. WowIwasveryWrong27 on

    You going to get one of those nighttime oxygen tents to help with the elevation training? ๐Ÿ˜‰

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