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09-13-07, 04:33 AM
Hello all,
Cycled 1058 miles, approx 6900 meters climbs in total, Ride time 102.50 hrs, Avg 10.49.
This was from Venice to London which took 15 days.
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From Bassano del Grappa, Vicenza Province, Veneto near Venice to Stelivo pass there is a162 miles tarmac cycle route with no traffic on it going to Spondigna. Which is at the base of the big climb to Stelivo pass. Here there is a campsite so you can try and attempt Stelivo pass without the extra gear and return for the night. This route makes it ideal for family rides and then return back towards Venice.
Cycled 1058 miles, approx 6900 meters climbs in total, Ride time 102.50 hrs, Avg 10.49.
This was from Venice to London which took 15 days.
Slidshow is on the link below:
http://http://picasaweb.google.com/cycletouringjoe (http://picasaweb.google.com/cycletouringjoe)
this link is better as the pics are bigger
Choose Album
click on " slideshow"
Press F11.
When the show is over press F11 to resume toolbars.
also available on
http://s95.photobucket.com/albums/l140/cycletouringjoe/
Scroll to the right and below click on view as slideshow
Press F11.
When the show is over press F11 to resume toolbars.
From Bassano del Grappa, Vicenza Province, Veneto near Venice to Stelivo pass there is a162 miles tarmac cycle route with no traffic on it going to Spondigna. Which is at the base of the big climb to Stelivo pass. Here there is a campsite so you can try and attempt Stelivo pass without the extra gear and return for the night. This route makes it ideal for family rides and then return back towards Venice.