Klimbibliotheek
Beroemde wielerklimmen
Gedetailleerde profielen van de beklimmingen die de sport bepalen — lengte, gemiddeld stijgingspercentage, hoogtewinst, wedstrijdgeschiedenis en tempo-advies.
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Gardena Pass
A 25.8 km grind climbing 1230 m to 2123 m, averaging 4.77% with ramps spiking to 13.17% before the summit.
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Shingo La Pass
Shingo La Pass is a 20.2 km category 1 climb in India, rising from 3,884 m to 5,043 m at an average gradient of 5.75%.
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Shingo La Pass
18.4 km at 6.32% hauls you from 3884 m to 5043 m — a 1159 m gain with ramps hitting 15.18%, all above the clouds.
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Plöcken Pass
A 16.1 km category 1 grind climbing 821 m from 564 m to 1385 m at 5.11% average, spiking to 11.9% at its steepest.
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Jaun Pass
An 11 km Cat 1 climb in Switzerland with a 6.38% average gradient, 701 m net gain, and a brutal 24.95% maximum ramp. Here's how the gradient unfolds and how to pace it.
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Sella Nevea
Sella Nevea is a 9 km Category 2 climb in Italy averaging 6.48% with a brutal 24.05% max gradient. Here's how the numbers translate to what you'll feel on the road.
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Sella Nevea
A practical Sella Nevea cycling climb profile covering gradient, pacing, and gearing for the 10.2 km category 1 ascent in Italy.
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Brünig Pass
At 5.9 km with a 7.21% average gradient and a brutal 24.23% maximum, Brünig Pass is a compact Cat 2 Swiss climb that demands careful pacing and low gearing.
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Fern Pass
A short Category 4 Austrian climb where 469 m of total ascent hides behind a modest 269 m net gain and a deceptive 3.3% average.
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Mintaka Pass
A short but steep Pakistan climb: 1.4 km at 9.66%, starting high and demanding disciplined pacing from the first pedal stroke.
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Shipki La
A practical pacing and gearing guide to Shipki La, a 20.2 km HC climb in India averaging 10.1% to a 5,497 m summit.
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Giau Pass
12.9 km at a relentless 7.99% average, climbing 1029 m to a 2228 m summit — a true HC test with pitches up to 15.86%.
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Col du Granon
Eight relentless kilometres at 12.58% average, climbing 1007 m of net gain to a 2398 m summit — an HC wall with no rest.
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Pourtalet mountain pass
A long Category 1 Spanish climb: 24.5 km at 4.77 percent, rising from 626 m to 1794 m with ramps up to 8.61 percent.
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Col du Télégraphe
A practical pacing and gearing guide to the Col du Télégraphe cycling climb, based on its 21 km profile, 4.95% average gradient, and severe maximum ramp.
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Taldyk Pass
18.9 km at 5.19% hauls you from 2609 m to 3590 m — a 981 m thin-air grind with ramps spiking to 13.03%.
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Jvari Pass
18.3 km at 5.93% climbing from 1304 m to 2390 m — a 1086 m ascent with a fierce 18.17% pitch.
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Falzarego Pass
A 17.4 km category-1 haul climbing from 985 m to 2103 m at 6.41% average, with ramps spiking to 15.74%.
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Llogara Pass
15.3 km at a steady 6.83% hauls you from 10 m to 1054 m, with a wall of 14.97% waiting to sting your legs.
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Wurzen Pass
A brutally steep 6.1 km wall averaging 9.21%, spiking to 17.56%, climbing 565 m from 518 m to 1083 m.
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Col de Montgenèvre
A 5.5 km Cat-1 climb averaging 8.9% with a savage 30.33% maximum ramp. Here's how the gradient unfolds and how to pace it without blowing up.
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Tizi n'Tichka
A practical Tizi n'Tichka cycling climb profile, focused on pacing a long 34.1 km ascent that averages 3.13 percent and tops out at 7.59 percent.
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Prislop Pass
Prislop Pass cycling climb is a long, controlled category 2 ascent in RO: 18.4 km at 3.75%, topping out at 1,405 m.
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Prislop Pass
A 17.3 km Category 2 grind at a steady 4% average, lifting you 692 m from 713 m to a 1405 m summit.
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