Alpe d'Huez

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I won't bother insulting you, but if you read your post it is you assertion that training MIGHT be reqd, mine is it will be. As for turning the Alpe into a mythical elitist climb, I have been up the Alpe, and many other climbs rated much harder than the Alpe riding a bike (something I would hazard to guess you probably haven't) so not mythical just realistic.

You sound awesome. You also sound like an old fat fool. You've probably been told that before though.

Enjoy the moment, you don't know when you'll get a second chance.

BnY in agreement with lukesdad, what's going on?
 
i'm sure he wont leave me just keeps telling ride more more and then somemore with a little rest inbetween lol he as cycled in the alpes many times goes over several times a year(now that is lucky) we live about 80 miles apart so tends to cycle up to see us aleast once a month now plans on coming up more as i'm now getting into cycling hes already planning a few rides which we can do together hes not one for all the technical stuff just get out and cycle is his advice got my first 100k with him next week.found this forum is great place to search for advice but like you say everybody as different views but so far found the feed back to be really good
Tell him to cycle to you. 80 miles should even the gap!! lol.

Just ride dude and be taken aback by the bug that bites you ten fold, that is cycling!! "Once you pop you can't stop".
Now i am sure that's for Pringles but seems more apt in this case. :whistle:
 

screenman

Squire
Bainy16, I stuck it by using myplate on the Live strong site, I still go back on it for a week or two should the belly start to grow again.

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lukesdad

Guest
A thread ban is imminent for a couple of members.
Stop the sniping please.

Sh1t Ian have you gone telepathetic all of sudden I hadn't even started ^_^
 
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