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Saddleworth Audax - Widdop
Event info
A scenic and hilly tour over the Pennines to Wycoller, return by Widdop Moor and then an accent of the Col du Cragg Vale before a final climb over the Moorcock, 2000 meters of climbing.
Brief route details:
Denshaw, Sowerby Bridge via Buckstones, Luddenden (Info Control), Oxenhope, Wycoller (Control), Trawden, Widdop Moor, Mytholmroyd, Cragg Vale, Blackstone Edge (Info Control), Hollingworth Lake, Milnrow, Moorcock, Denshaw.
www.bikeroutetoaster.com/Course.aspx?course=625148
Entry via the Audax UK website
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Victory Chimp Evo too. Very reasonable price and tons of lenses. These Magicshine above look great too.
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How would some of these people cope if they visited Paris or a random Dutch town.
Annnnnnnd the twitter account is gone. I am guessing there were some awkward conversations in the Froome household this morning....
I hope not.
An end of season used pro bike for £1500 is affordable, just choose the rider carefully.
Not an advertorial, and you've not used one yet, but:
Corrected that for you