Issue 115
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Cyclist Magazine Issue 115
Alpe d’Huez: 21 bends, Dutch corner, most used climb in the Tour de France. So why not travel to the Rhône Alpes and completely ignore it?
With a little local knowledge we’ve found a Big Ride route that deliberately circumvents Huez to make for a higher, longer, harder and all-round more beautiful ride. And the best bit? Huez draws the crowds leaving our route only for you.
Of course we might have to wait a while before we can travel to France, so in the meantime Cyclist issue 115 brings you Chris Boardman to talk Secret Squirrels and the future of city transport; Richard Moore to talk Tour de France hopefuls; and Israel Start-Up Nations’s sporting director, Cherie Pridham, to give us a unique perspective from inside the pro peloton. And then bikes. Because we can all still ride, so here we have four corkers from British makers Vekta and Sven Cycles; German stalwarts Cube; and then a real humdinger from Moots that will make you fall in love with titanium all over again.
FREE with this issue of Cyclist the brand new 52 page Cyclist Junior supplement. The parent's guide to getting kids riding.
To celebrate the launch of the supplement we have teamed up with Specialized to offer you the chance to win a Specialized Jett kids bike, as featured in the supplement, visit cyclist.co.uk/cyclistjunior to find out how to enter.