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I woke up the next day without having slept much though I was t we would set off for our ride. There must have been about 50 of regular riders, but the group included former pro cyclist, Marty Jem other sports enthusiasts. Even though many of us were used to c mostly a chilled ride and we took several short breaks to wait f
On arrival I met everyone in a café where we were introduced to our cool GoPro Hero4 Session cameras, the many fun accessories that go with it, and how to use them. I met very interesting people from around the world and made friends with Amélie Tauziède, a French photographer and instagramer who is into sports, especially running, and was happy to learn more about cycling. Afterwards we had rented bikes fitted for us as the most memorable part of the trip included something I never thought was possible; we were going to ride a part of the next day's stage! We spent the evening eating tasty food and getting to know each other. I sat at a table next to a very inspiring woman, Sophie Radcliffe, who is not only a great adventurer and athlete but also a very kind and generous person. I was also grateful to meet Kitty Pemberton-Platt, an amazing young woman who is passionate about cycling and who works for a great cycling clothing brand, Rapha. After a delicious meal in good company, I went to bed but was far too excited to sleep! oo enthused to feel tired. A bus took us to Castelnaudary where us, all with very different types of cycling skills: some were not ison and super-skilled daredevil Sam Pilgrim along with plenty of ycling and would have loved to really push on the pedals, it was or those who were lagging behind. the Tour's fans were already there and were very encouraging. It was so
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Edition 3 LIFECYCLE Autumn 2016 che
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Executive Editor Robert Thorpe Club
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WELCOME Following on from our first
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Rubino
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CONTENTS 16 Rouleur MONT VENTOUX M
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CONTENTS 116 Grimpeur LOCAL BIKE SH
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There’s a saying that ‘cycling
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Karen Not like the usual cycling ph
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images cut across the spectrum, fro
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Robert Of all your vast array and c
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did. Drove more on even more. aths,
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It'll take them forever" he exclaim
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My first experience was a short, bu
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is mountain bike. I was so ic to me
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I think that cycling has a kind of
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ing your goal of riding a certain c
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I was born on 28th June 1990 in the
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Finally I finished 2nd of 224 other
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ot? It didn't take a long time when
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to cooperate with the awesome bike
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During 2017 we’ll be doing a seri
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STAGE 1 93km, + 1538m Llançà - Va
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STAGE 3 120km, + 2600m La Seu - Pon
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STAGE 5 86km, + 1400m Ainsa - Jaca
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STAGE 7 140km, + 2250m Ochagavia -
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First of all I should explain what
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But the brutality couldn’t dent t
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If you go down to the woods today,
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Click the link here to watch our in
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w recently, take a look
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. Started over 30 years ago by Joli
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Translate 'Rubino' from Italian and
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s the bill perfectly. The graphene
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Among the crop of new products is t
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Thankfully the Barzo seems to do bo
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nt. It rides well and twists and tu
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It isn't uncommo road on any given
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As a triathlete, I look for feature
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This is one start off by style, the
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The framewor and provides le This i
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The 'One Tribe' long sleeve jersey
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The variations of grey, with bike p
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There is a misconception that lycra
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Fitting and sizing is excellent, wi
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We may not like it, but summer will
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The material used is as always with
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A few years ago Jody from RideCzech
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I admire Jody and Martina. Most of
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Click the logo above to go to the R
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This bag is such a useful piece of
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The White Stuff ing in the mountain
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pper the bike, it's easy to accumul
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Page 176: Stephanie DeSanti Over the weekend
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