Biblioteka uspona
Poznati usponi u biciklizmu
Detaljni profili uspona koji definišu ovaj sport — dužina, prosečan nagib, visinska razlika, istorija trka i saveti za tempo.
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4105 uspona
Präbichl
A 12.8 km category 2 grind at 4.64% average, climbing 594 m from 649 m to a 1243 m summit with a bite of 12.46% along the way.
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Col de Puymorens
A 12.8 km Category 2 Pyrenean climb averaging 5.41% with a brutal 18.52% maximum gradient. Here's how the ascent unfolds and how to pace it.
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Passwang Pass
A 9.3 km Category 2 climb in Switzerland with a 4.75% average gradient, 441 m net gain, and a punchy 16.25% maximum ramp that demands careful pacing.
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Col du Mollendruz
An 8.8 km Cat 2 climb in Switzerland with a 6.11% average gradient and a punchy 15.71% maximum — the Col du Mollendruz rewards steady pacing and smart gearing.
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Col Bayard
Col Bayard is an 8.7 km Category 2 climb in France averaging 6.13% with a punchy 13.09% maximum. Here's how the gradient unfolds and how to pace it.
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Col d'Èze
8.2 km from sea level to 516 m summit, Col d'Èze packs a 23.25% maximum gradient and an uneven rhythm that punishes riders who go out too hard.
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Wolfgang Pass
A Category 2 Swiss climb stretching 7.4 km with a 6.11% average gradient, 453 m net gain, and a punishing 27.32% max — Wolfgang Pass rewards smart pacing and careful gear selection.
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Col de Manse
A 7.4 km Category 2 climb in the French Alps averaging 6.22% with a 11.02% maximum gradient. Manageable but honest — here's how the Col de Manse actually rides.
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Arthur's Pass
A 6.3 km Category 2 climb in New Zealand with a 7.6% average gradient, 478 m of net gain, and undulation that demands smart pacing.
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Puerto de Pajares
A short but punchy Category 2 ascent in Spain where 245 m of hidden re-climbing makes the 9.59% average deceptively hard.
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Puerto de Yalta
A practical Puerto de Yalta cycling climb guide, covering its length, gradient profile, pacing demands, and gearing implications.
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Col de la Givrine
A 12 km Category 3 climb in Switzerland with a modest average gradient but heavy undulation, gaining 398 m net over 948 m of total ascent.
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Radl Pass
A 7.2 km Category 3 Austrian climb with 360 m of net gain but 608 m of total ascent — an undulating profile that rewards flexible pacing.
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Bözberg Pass
A category 4 Swiss pass climbing 236 m over 6 km at a modest 3.94% average — but a 10.67% max gradient means one sharp ramp demands your attention.
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Puerto de Los Cristianos
A short category 4 climb in Spain: 5.1 km at 3.03%, with enough gradient variation to punish poor pacing if you chase the steeper ramps.
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Anjuman Pass
A practical pacing guide to the Anjuman Pass cycling climb, a short category 4 ascent with a gentle average gradient and brief steeper ramps.
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Colle di Val d'Elsa Cathedral
A short Italian category 4 climb: 3.6 km at 4.7%, rising steadily from 84 m to 252 m with a modest 5.31% maximum gradient.
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Colle di Val d'Elsa Cathedral
A steady 3.6 km category 4 climb rising 180 m at 5.04% average, topping out at 264 m with a 5.66% pinch.
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Colle di Buggiano
A punchy 2.3 km wall averaging 6.46% and spiking to 9.19%, lifting you from 35 m to 184 m for 149 m of net gain.
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Puerto de Los Cristianos
A punchy 2 km category 4 wall averaging 6.49% and biting to 11.17%, lifting you 131 m to a 157 m summit.
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Paso de Indios
A short, steady category 4 climb in AR where the average and maximum gradients sit close together, making pacing discipline more important than survival gearing.
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Paso de Indios
A short 1.8 km climb rising 81 m at a steady 4.4% average, topping out at 399 m with a 4.72% pinch near its steepest point.
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Diphu Pass
A long HC climb in India: 59.9 km at 5.34%, topping out at 4687 m, with pacing defined by duration more than steepness.
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Indira Col
A practical profile of Indira Col, a 51.8 km HC climb averaging 3.98 percent with a summit at 5346 m.
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