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Passo Giau – the newbie climb with the fearsome reputation
At 2,236m elevation, the Passo Giau is most famous for its regular inclusion in the Giro d’Italia and for amateurs […]
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30km of Swiss magic, the Albulapass has it all!
We’ve had the pleasure of visiting Switzerland a few times now and the Swiss Alps are certainly a must for […]
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Ever wondered why the Col de Turini is one of the greatest roads in the world?
Rising 1,607 metres above the Mediterranean, the Col de Turini may not be the highest pass in the Alpes-Maritimes but […]
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The Legendary Col du Tourmalet!
Without question the Col du Tourmalet is one the all time greats of cycling, first featuring in the 1910 Tour […]
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Col des Bordères, Soulor and Aubisque – a triple bill of Pyrenean perfection!
Home to many of the most mythical climbs in Tour de France history, the French Pyrénées are a wonderland of […]
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Col de la Madone – A Côte d’Azur Classic!
Perched high above the glistening coastline of the Côte d’Azur in southeast France, the Col de la Madone may have […]
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Tackling Europe’s highest road pass, the 2,764m high Col de L’Iseran
Our fourth consecutive record breaking month on YouTube, in February we hit a new high with 181,000 views! To keep […]
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Behind the Ride: Joe Dombrowski
This week we bring you a Behind the Ride special with Joe Dombrowski from Team Education First-Drapac p/b Cannondale. From […]
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Col Collective – 3,687m elevation and still smiling, that’s the gift of Independence!
As the highest paved crossing of the Continental Divide in the U.S. Independence Pass is always going to have a […]
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Col Collective – Fjord to glacier under the midnight sun, climbing to Dalsnibba is beyond imagination!
It’s not often that you have scenery as serene as you do when starting the day in Geiranger, a small […]
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Col Collective – Sa Calobra (Mallorca) with Fränk Schleck
With 26 hairpin bends, including its iconic 270° twist right at the very summit, there’s little wonder why the road […]
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Col Collective – Welcome to the Giants of Switzerland
When the summer season lasts only three months (if you’re lucky) then you know you’re in an extreme place. Shrouded […]
