What's on your cycling bucket list? Bike rides to do before you die.
12-20-13, 12:40 PM
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12-20-13, 12:48 PM
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I've been fortunate enough to tick a number off the list.
L'alpe de Huez, Mount Ventoux, Col de Galibier, Col de Izoard, Col de Aubisque.
Full stage of the TDF (le Etape)
Full length of the US Pro Challenge course.
Andalucia region of Spain
Everest Challenge
Dirty Kanza
Cross Florida (across the state 1 day)
Brasstown Bald Buster.
Doing Haleakala ( up and down) in February.
Some rides yet to be checked off:
Italy, Dolomites, Stage of the Giro
Big Veulta climbs,i.e. l'Angrilou
Tour of Flanders cyclosportif
Paris Roubax cyclosportif
New Zealand.
L'alpe de Huez, Mount Ventoux, Col de Galibier, Col de Izoard, Col de Aubisque.
Full stage of the TDF (le Etape)
Full length of the US Pro Challenge course.
Andalucia region of Spain
Everest Challenge
Dirty Kanza
Cross Florida (across the state 1 day)
Brasstown Bald Buster.
Doing Haleakala ( up and down) in February.
Some rides yet to be checked off:
Italy, Dolomites, Stage of the Giro
Big Veulta climbs,i.e. l'Angrilou
Tour of Flanders cyclosportif
Paris Roubax cyclosportif
New Zealand.
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You could hit a tree and die.
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12-20-13, 01:28 PM
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I want to circle the state of New York, excluding "Downstate" and Long Island. Should be a 1200 mile trip.
12-20-13, 03:55 PM
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First of all, this was a fantastic ride and I highly recommend it. (I'd suggest bringing a water purifier, too.)
Second, you have excellent taste. Several of the rides you mentioned are already on my list, but I may have to borrow most of the rest.
I've never been to the Wind River Range, is there pavement there or are you going to take an MTB?
Second, you have excellent taste. Several of the rides you mentioned are already on my list, but I may have to borrow most of the rest.
I've never been to the Wind River Range, is there pavement there or are you going to take an MTB?
a washington state/bc riding/hiking exclusively trip for 2 weeks is waay overdue.
i've never been to the wind rivers either but have been wanting to hike/bike them for 20+ years. it's a relatively impenetrable range with no paved through
roads. kinda like a mini-southern sierras so all the roadie rides would be in and outs as far as the road takes you or the larger hwys circumnavigating the range
(which is pretty good size). a mtb or cx bike might be a better choice depending on your exact destination(s)/desires. all the pics i've even seen of the wind rivers
are just stunning. if they weren't in the backyard of the tetons and yellowstone, i suspect they would be better known/more visited. how the hell this place isn't
a national park with the scenery and concentration of glaciers i'll never know but since it isn't, it gets a tenth of the visitation it should. someday.
12-20-13, 07:49 PM
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Just a few suggestions for everyone else:
Tibet: Lhasa to Kathmandu with side trip to Everest north face. Take some diamox with you as propholyactic for elevation induced illness.
The Tribhuvan highway in Nepal. Leaving KTM is on a long switchback road that is heavily traveled with truck traffic, but the speed limit is only 40 kph, and traffic is rarely going that fast. On a bike, you're most likely keeping up until you reach the turnoff to Damian. The rest of the way to Damion has one long climb and one short one, then another 10km climb to Damion till you reach the tourist inn with an overlook over the valley. The next day is another 10 km uphill (about an hour), then starts down broken macadam toward Hetuada. It finally morphs into a nicely paved road for the rest of the 30 miles down hill.
Then you can spend a couple days at Chitwan park, a World Heritage site, spend a day riding to Butwal with a side day trip south to Lumbini (birthplace of Siddharta Gutami - the historical Bhudda). Then a short trip to Tansen, a day to Pohkera which is a pleasant tourist trap and the base for any trekking up towards the Annapurnas.
I did the route solo and it was probably the last thing I would remove from the bucket list of my past life.
Tibet: Lhasa to Kathmandu with side trip to Everest north face. Take some diamox with you as propholyactic for elevation induced illness.
The Tribhuvan highway in Nepal. Leaving KTM is on a long switchback road that is heavily traveled with truck traffic, but the speed limit is only 40 kph, and traffic is rarely going that fast. On a bike, you're most likely keeping up until you reach the turnoff to Damian. The rest of the way to Damion has one long climb and one short one, then another 10km climb to Damion till you reach the tourist inn with an overlook over the valley. The next day is another 10 km uphill (about an hour), then starts down broken macadam toward Hetuada. It finally morphs into a nicely paved road for the rest of the 30 miles down hill.
Then you can spend a couple days at Chitwan park, a World Heritage site, spend a day riding to Butwal with a side day trip south to Lumbini (birthplace of Siddharta Gutami - the historical Bhudda). Then a short trip to Tansen, a day to Pohkera which is a pleasant tourist trap and the base for any trekking up towards the Annapurnas.
I did the route solo and it was probably the last thing I would remove from the bucket list of my past life.
12-21-13, 04:31 AM
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I've been fortunate enough to tick a number off the list.
L'alpe de Huez, Mount Ventoux, Col de Galibier, Col de Izoard, Col de Aubisque.
Full stage of the TDF (le Etape)
Full length of the US Pro Challenge course.
Andalucia region of Spain
Everest Challenge
Dirty Kanza
Cross Florida (across the state 1 day)
Brasstown Bald Buster.
Doing Haleakala ( up and down) in February.
Some rides yet to be checked off:
Italy, Dolomites, Stage of the Giro
Big Veulta climbs,i.e. l'Angrilou
Tour of Flanders cyclosportif
Paris Roubax cyclosportif
New Zealand.
L'alpe de Huez, Mount Ventoux, Col de Galibier, Col de Izoard, Col de Aubisque.
Full stage of the TDF (le Etape)
Full length of the US Pro Challenge course.
Andalucia region of Spain
Everest Challenge
Dirty Kanza
Cross Florida (across the state 1 day)
Brasstown Bald Buster.
Doing Haleakala ( up and down) in February.
Some rides yet to be checked off:
Italy, Dolomites, Stage of the Giro
Big Veulta climbs,i.e. l'Angrilou
Tour of Flanders cyclosportif
Paris Roubax cyclosportif
New Zealand.
nice palmares!
12-21-13, 07:37 AM
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12-21-13, 09:39 AM
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I would like to finally ride RAGBRAI.
Ride the Katy Trail, the Gap and C&O trail, the Natchez parkway.
Blue Ridge Parkway
Maybe if I ever get back over to Europe.
Ventoux
L'alpe d' Huez
Ride the Katy Trail, the Gap and C&O trail, the Natchez parkway.
Blue Ridge Parkway
Maybe if I ever get back over to Europe.
Ventoux
L'alpe d' Huez
12-21-13, 10:03 AM
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Great Divide is my big one. I would love to ride from Canada to Mexico along the West Coast, or even just top of California to the bottom.
Not the best for a bucket list as it is fairly easy to accomplish, but Moab is another place I would like to spend a few days. As well as Mammoth Mountain CA, Bend OR, Sedona AZ. Oh! And Haleakalā, if I can ever afford to go to Hawaii.
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Not the best for a bucket list as it is fairly easy to accomplish, but Moab is another place I would like to spend a few days. As well as Mammoth Mountain CA, Bend OR, Sedona AZ. Oh! And Haleakalā, if I can ever afford to go to Hawaii.
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12-12-14, 09:14 AM
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Nove Colli Gran Fondo, Italy. It sells out ridiculously quick though.
12-12-14, 09:49 AM
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Try an get over 10,000 miles on a bike. Ride a couple more centurys. Ride from san jose to mill valley 80+ miles one way, and just ride my bike for fun as usual.
12-12-14, 09:52 AM
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I've done some of the rides on your original list. I've done my fair share of riding in the US and Europe. I've never seen a finer road than Hwy 20 through the cascades.
12-12-14, 09:53 AM
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So I think the next ride on my bucket list is to a ride from Portland (spend a few days there first to check out the beer and bike shops) back to my home in Des Moines, IA. I haven't figured out the first part of the route but I know I want to do the Black Hills and the Sandhills of NE.
12-12-14, 09:56 AM
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The Going to the Sun Road and Pike's Peak are a couple of day rides that I would like to do. Longer trips are the Great Divide, Denali to Achorage, the Fireweed 400, Iceland's Ring Road, coast-to-coast across the US, the Australian Outback, and the length of the Andes. The last two I would do as part of an organized tour.
I have done a few rides that people might consider bucket list items, like Death Valley, the Tetons and Yellowstone, and Trail Ridge road.
I have done a few rides that people might consider bucket list items, like Death Valley, the Tetons and Yellowstone, and Trail Ridge road.
12-12-14, 12:53 PM
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Lived in Iowa my entire life and done the full thing 5 times. Way overrated.
At the end of the day it's still 22,000 people going 9 mph on hybrids with helmet mirrors, fanny packs, SPD sandals and no group riding experience whatsoever. If you want to eat pork sandwiches and see 7 cover bands in one week it's right up your alley though.
12-12-14, 08:48 PM
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When I was a motorcyclist, I could imagine all kinds of epic rides, and really wanted to do a tour of Italy - especially the less-popular central and southern areas, and the Adriatic side, but I haven't felt the same keen urge to travel on a bicycle yet.
A couple of rides that are kinda bucket-list and that I'm going to do are the local cyclosportives next year - Gran Fondo New York in May, which I've already signed up for, and the New Jersey one, which is later. I'm really psyched about them.
Speaking of which, and getting back to cycling with locals in other towns, how about the London Surrey 100 for a Bucket List item?
12-12-14, 10:17 PM
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Honestly, I'm totally satisfied riding locally. I do want to try a race this year.
Haleakala would be pretty fun too.
Haleakala would be pretty fun too.
12-12-14, 10:43 PM
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I know this is a necro post, but just in case anyone's considering it...
Lived in Iowa my entire life and done the full thing 5 times. Way overrated.
At the end of the day it's still 22,000 people going 9 mph on hybrids with helmet mirrors, fanny packs, SPD sandals and no group riding experience whatsoever. If you want to eat pork sandwiches and see 7 cover bands in one week it's right up your alley though.
Lived in Iowa my entire life and done the full thing 5 times. Way overrated.
At the end of the day it's still 22,000 people going 9 mph on hybrids with helmet mirrors, fanny packs, SPD sandals and no group riding experience whatsoever. If you want to eat pork sandwiches and see 7 cover bands in one week it's right up your alley though.
12-13-14, 06:26 AM
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If there was a Tour of Texas, that would be on my list. Texas is larger, but the same order of magnitude as France (265k to 211k square miles), and while there's nothing like the Alps or Pyrenees, there are some decent hills and canyons. I haven't lived there in 17 years, but it's my home state, so it would be as much a sentimental ride as anything.
12-13-14, 08:37 AM
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This ^ ^ still ... but also ...
One year, I'd love to ride from John O'Groats at the tip of Scotland, down to Lands End ... then hop across to France and ride the full length of the Velodyssey Route into Spain.
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12-13-14, 05:14 PM
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Working hard through mine. Last three years I've got through the following...
USA 2013 - 1705km 42,009m vert over 5,600km driving
California - San Francisco
Old La Honda + Pescadero Creek road +Tunitas Creek road + Kings Mountain road
Sierra rd + Mt Hamilton
Mt Diablo via North Gate am + Mt Tamalpais loop from Fairfax pm.
Eastern Sierra California
Mosquito Flat from Bishop.
Bristlecone from Big Pine.
Horseshoe Meadows + Whitney Portal.
Onion Valley
Colorado
Grand Mesa (both sides).
Independence pass (both sides).
Copper Triangle.
Trail ridge rd (both sides).
Mt Evans.
Pikes Peak
Arizona
Mt Graham.
Mt Lemmon
California
Palomar Mountain South Grade and East Grade.
Glendora Mountain road /Glendora Ridge road + Mt Baldy
Italy 2012
Passo dello Stelvio (both sides)
Mortirolo + Passo dello Gavia
France 2011 - 2093km 74,969m vert
Alpe D'Huez
Col du Glandon (south) + Col de la Croix de Fer (south) + Col du Telegraphe + Col du Galibier (north)
Col de Sarenne + les Balcons d’Auris to Auris d’Oisans
La Berarde
Col du Sabot + Alpe D'Huez via Villard Reculas
Alpe D'Huez + Col d'Ornon
Col de l’Iseran (both sides)
Col de la Madeleine (north)
Col du Petit St Bernard (west) + Colle San Carlo (west) + Col du Petit St Bernard (east)
Cormet de Roselend (south) + Col de la Forclaz (south) + Col de l'Arpettaz + Col des Saises (north) + Cormet de Roselend (north)
La Plagne
Col de Romme + Col de la Colombiere (east) + Col des Aravis (north)
Col Agnel + Col d’Izoard (south)
Col d’Izoard (north) + Col de Montgenevre (west)
Col de la Bonette (north) + Col de la Lombarde (west) + Colle della Maddalena (south)
Col de la Cayolle (north) + Col des Champs (east) + Col d’Allos (south)
Mont Ventoux (via Bedoin)
Col de Romeyere (both sides)
Vercors loop via Michelin 3 starred roads - Gorges de la Bourne + Combe Laval over Col de l’Echarasson + the Grand Goulets + Col de Carri + Col de Lachau +
Vercors loop - Presles + Gorges du Nan over Col du Mont Noir.
Still want to get to the Pyrennes, Dolomites, Haleakala, the Bergs of Flanders, Norway, and Switzerland on the road bike. Also getting more interested in dirt - am bikepacking the 900km Mawson Trail next May; would love to ride the Tour Divide in the next couple of years and then hopefully to the Himalayas after that!
USA 2013 - 1705km 42,009m vert over 5,600km driving
California - San Francisco
Old La Honda + Pescadero Creek road +Tunitas Creek road + Kings Mountain road
Sierra rd + Mt Hamilton
Mt Diablo via North Gate am + Mt Tamalpais loop from Fairfax pm.
Eastern Sierra California
Mosquito Flat from Bishop.
Bristlecone from Big Pine.
Horseshoe Meadows + Whitney Portal.
Onion Valley
Colorado
Grand Mesa (both sides).
Independence pass (both sides).
Copper Triangle.
Trail ridge rd (both sides).
Mt Evans.
Pikes Peak
Arizona
Mt Graham.
Mt Lemmon
California
Palomar Mountain South Grade and East Grade.
Glendora Mountain road /Glendora Ridge road + Mt Baldy
Italy 2012
Passo dello Stelvio (both sides)
Mortirolo + Passo dello Gavia
France 2011 - 2093km 74,969m vert
Alpe D'Huez
Col du Glandon (south) + Col de la Croix de Fer (south) + Col du Telegraphe + Col du Galibier (north)
Col de Sarenne + les Balcons d’Auris to Auris d’Oisans
La Berarde
Col du Sabot + Alpe D'Huez via Villard Reculas
Alpe D'Huez + Col d'Ornon
Col de l’Iseran (both sides)
Col de la Madeleine (north)
Col du Petit St Bernard (west) + Colle San Carlo (west) + Col du Petit St Bernard (east)
Cormet de Roselend (south) + Col de la Forclaz (south) + Col de l'Arpettaz + Col des Saises (north) + Cormet de Roselend (north)
La Plagne
Col de Romme + Col de la Colombiere (east) + Col des Aravis (north)
Col Agnel + Col d’Izoard (south)
Col d’Izoard (north) + Col de Montgenevre (west)
Col de la Bonette (north) + Col de la Lombarde (west) + Colle della Maddalena (south)
Col de la Cayolle (north) + Col des Champs (east) + Col d’Allos (south)
Mont Ventoux (via Bedoin)
Col de Romeyere (both sides)
Vercors loop via Michelin 3 starred roads - Gorges de la Bourne + Combe Laval over Col de l’Echarasson + the Grand Goulets + Col de Carri + Col de Lachau +
Vercors loop - Presles + Gorges du Nan over Col du Mont Noir.
Still want to get to the Pyrennes, Dolomites, Haleakala, the Bergs of Flanders, Norway, and Switzerland on the road bike. Also getting more interested in dirt - am bikepacking the 900km Mawson Trail next May; would love to ride the Tour Divide in the next couple of years and then hopefully to the Himalayas after that!
12-13-14, 08:33 PM
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Maratona dles Dolomites
L'Eroica
Stelvio
Giro di Lombardia course that includes the Madonna del Ghisallo climb
L'Eroica
Stelvio
Giro di Lombardia course that includes the Madonna del Ghisallo climb
12-13-14, 08:38 PM
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Thunder mt from the house (39, GMR, GRR, Baldy, notch + Thunder (Thunder and Burnham are the only named peaks in the San Gabriels that can be seen from the SGV that I haven't stood on top of. might as well do one on a bike.)
White mt to the summit. (Starting point TBD) I've done all 15 California 14'ers. may as well go back and do one on a bike.
Keys View from the 29 Palms entrance and the out the West entrance (Joshua Tree)
Tioga road to TM
Bodie from Bishop
Vancouver BC to home
if I was 40 years younger I'd go for this.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/24395/111772650
https://www.supertopo.com/climbers-fo...d-Cedar-Wright
White mt to the summit. (Starting point TBD) I've done all 15 California 14'ers. may as well go back and do one on a bike.
Keys View from the 29 Palms entrance and the out the West entrance (Joshua Tree)
Tioga road to TM
Bodie from Bishop
Vancouver BC to home
if I was 40 years younger I'd go for this.
https://vimeo.com/ondemand/24395/111772650
https://www.supertopo.com/climbers-fo...d-Cedar-Wright
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