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We got to the top of the Col Du Tourmalet, 2115 meters high, and parked up ... A group of Brummie lads turned up on big BMW "Adventure " bikes and where clapping each other on the back and taking selfies by the top sign ...

We'd cycled up ! .....

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Want an adventure ... cycle ....

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1 hour ago, Trooper74 said:

We got to the top of the Col Du Tourmalet, 2115 meters high, and parked up ... A group of Brummie lads turned up on big BMW "Adventure " bikes and where clapping each other on the back and taking selfies by the top sign ...

We'd cycled up ! .....

:classic_dry:

Want an adventure ... cycle ....

 

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9 hours ago, Trooper74 said:

We got to the top of the Col Du Tourmalet, 2115 meters high, and parked up ... A group of Brummie lads turned up on big BMW "Adventure " bikes and where clapping each other on the back and taking selfies by the top sign ...

We'd cycled up ! .....

:classic_dry:

Want an adventure ... cycle ....

Absolutely ! This is me half way up the Clisham on the Isle of Harris with miles of uphill still to go . I had already cycled from Calanish Stone Circle and I didn't stop until I was halfway round North Uist . 

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On 24/11/2020 at 05:27, James in Brum said:

You could try Indian Face, on Clogwyn D’ur Arddu. Not hardest but hard!  

 

That route is legendary... Johnny Dawes classic. 

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