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Billy

I arrive Saturday afternoon with the proposed agenda below, very simple really,

Sat : afternoon 40 mile thrash

Sun : 80 mile thrash

Mon : 180 mile thrash

Tues : 80 mile thrash

Wed : early morn 40 mile thrash

 

With sprint intervals each evening before dinner, spin sessions each morning before the run and hilly intervals on each day that less than 100 miles are completed.

 

:)

 

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Every body is there by Sunday also if your not Done in by then you could add on the lighthouse climb on way back

Me I will probably be still coming down the decent

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Nice long route, as approved by Ramsay and I, is Pollensa-Lluc-Puig Major-Soller-Bunyola-Orient-Alaro-Selva-Campanet-Pollensa.

 

140k, 2500m of climbing,

 

This is a beautiful ride with four proper cols. It climbs to 880m before a breathtaking descent into Soller at almost sea level.

 

There is a short section on the main road out of Soller before a big tunnel where bikes are diverted onto switchbacks through orange groves to cross the Col de Soller.

 

Another great descent before entering Bunyola, watch for sharp but signposted left turn in Bunyola village to "Alaro/Orient" to go back into the hills.

 

The Orient valley is stunning and after another col it is pretty much downhill for the last thirty k home. There is a lovely quiet back road from Campanet. Paul could do it twice to keep the mileage up.

 

Excellent cafe at summit of Col de Soller.

 

.+1 Ramsay's advice to get bike map from shop. They are waterproof and the good bike roads with less traffic are marked in green. They save a lot of unnecessary time on busy roads.

 

 

Alan

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Nice long route, as approved by Ramsay and I, is Pollensa-Lluc-Puig Major-Soller-Bunyola-Orient-Alaro-Selva-Campanet-Pollensa.

 

140k, 2500m of climbing,

 

This is a beautiful ride with four proper cols. It climbs to 880m before a breathtaking descent into Soller at almost sea level.

 

There is a short section on the main road out of Soller before a big tunnel where bikes are diverted onto switchbacks through orange groves to cross the Col de Soller.

 

Another great descent before entering Bunyola, watch for sharp but signposted left turn in Bunyola village to "Alaro/Orient" to go back into the hills.

 

The Orient valley is stunning and after another col it is pretty much downhill for the last thirty k home. There is a lovely quiet back road from Campanet. Paul could do it twice to keep the mileage up.

 

Excellent cafe at summit of Col de Soller.

 

.+1 Ramsay's advice to get bike map from shop. They are waterproof and the good bike roads with less traffic are marked in green. They save a lot of unnecessary time on busy roads.

 

 

Alan

 

This sounds brilliant. Sunday clubrun anyone?

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This weeks weather in Puerta Pollensa

 

 

 

24°C°F

H23° L11°

 

Pollenca

 

 

 


    • TODAY
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    • TOMORROW
    • MOSTLY SUNNY
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    • WEDNESDAY
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    • HIGH23°
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    • THURSDAY
    • SUNNY
    • HIGH23°
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    • FRIDAY
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What a difference a week makes!!! :(

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