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Get Y'r Ya-Ya's Out! Join the Team
Last Post 11/10/2014 11:49 AM by Orange Crush. 10 Replies.
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Orange Crush
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09/01/2014 09:58 AM |
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Friend and I are signing up for this (Alps version) for 2015 for our 50th. There's 5 to 9 to a team so we'll happily welcome fellow fools. Only 355 days left to train. Early bird savings till Sep 15: http://www.hauteroute.org/ |
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Ride On
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09/01/2014 10:46 AM |
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Holy cow that looks like fun. What a great idea. Trip of a life time. |
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huckleberry
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09/02/2014 10:24 AM |
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So cool! |
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ChinookPass
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09/02/2014 01:34 PM |
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whadda ya got for accommodations? intriguing. |
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Orange Crush
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09/02/2014 03:34 PM |
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Chinook - there are three options: basic (group accomodation, not much else), 2* (single or 2- person room with breakfast provided) and Exec (pampered). Still gotta talk to my friend before signing up but I am thinking 2*. Also still gotta clear medical waiver, haven't seen my doc in ages :-) RideOn - trip of a lifetime I don't know; hard to beat the experience of digging your car out of a sand bank in middle of Saharan desert. But punishment of a lifetime for sure and hardest thing I'd do on two wheels ever. |
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Inferno7
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09/04/2014 09:42 AM |
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Very cool if only I wasn't a ski bum. Take me forever to save for that. Way to go OC. |
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Orange Crush
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09/24/2014 01:11 PM |
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This event gets plugged really hard in the UK, the global hot spot for cycling as the new golf http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/active/recreational-cycling/11096970/Could-you-survive-a-cycle-stage-race.html Got the blood work done early morning surrounded by masses of grey hair having their checks done. Not eating for 10hrs sucks as a cyclists. But the Joke Board at the Medical Lab contains the best jokes I've read, well since last time I paid them a visit. |
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Orange Crush
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11/06/2014 04:26 PM |
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This is going to be fairly brutal Haute Route Alps 2015 Stage by Stage: Event Village, Saturday 22nd August: Nice Stage 1, Sunday 23rd August: Nice – Auron (3,750 M+, 125km) Stage 2, Monday 24th August: Auron – Briançon (4,250 M+, 152km) Stage 3, Tuesday 25th August: ITT: Serre Chevalier – Col du Granon (1,074 M+, 12km) Stage 4, Wednesday 26th August: Serre Chevalier – Les Deux Alpes (3,200 M+, 103km) Stage 5, Thursday 27th August: Les Deux Alpes – La Toussuire (3,250 M+, 110km) Stage 6, Friday 28th August: La Toussuire – Megève (3450 M+, 145km) Stage 7, Saturday 29th August: Megève – Geneva (2500 D+, 123km) Cols and Ascents: Stage 1: Col de Nice (493m) / Col de St Roch (990m) / Col des Portes (631m) / Col de St Martin (1500m) / Ascent of Auron (1568m) Stage 2: Col de la Bonette (2715m) / Col de Vars (2109m) / Col d’Izoard (2360m) Stage 3: Col du Granon (2413m) Stage 4: Col du Lautaret (2058m) / Col de Sarenne (1999m) / Ascent of Les Deux Alpes (1655m) Stage 5: Col du Lautaret (2058m) / Col du Galibier (2645m) / Col du Télégraphe (1566m) / Ascent of La Toussuire (1738m) Stage 6: Col de la Madeleine (2000m) / Col des Saisies (1650m) Stage 7: Col des Aravis (1487m) / Col des Glières (1440m) / Col de la Croisette (1175m) Total metres of ascent: 21,500 Total metres of descent: 20,000 Total distance: 770km |
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SideBySide
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11/06/2014 04:58 PM |
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"fairly"
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ChinookPass
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11/06/2014 05:01 PM |
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get through day 2 and you'll be fine. oh wait those are in meters. nevermind, you are dead. |
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Orange Crush
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11/10/2014 11:49 AM |
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Dang, there goes my last way out. Dear Jos, Thank you for uploading your medical certificate. We confirm that your medical certificate is valid and completes your registration. Welcome to the 2015 Haute Route! Good luck with your training. Kind Regards, The Haute Route Team
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