Eleven days, 780 km, two seas — and a week that is won or lost on how you ride the back-to-back hardest and longest stages buried in the middle of it.
Read the post →Steep ramps, open ridgelines above 1,000 m, and a view that opens in every direction — the second riding day of the Trans Pyrenees crossing, deep in Basque Navarra.
Read the post →One line drawn across a whole mountain range — San Sebastián on the Atlantic to Sant Pere Pescador on the Mediterranean, 780 km of mostly unpaved riding over eleven days.
Read the post →Eleven days, 780 km of gravel, and the mountains that separate two countries on a single bike — a crossing from San Sebastián to Roses.
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