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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Col de la Tourne
A 13.1 km category 2 climb rising 672 m from 484 m to 1156 m at a steady 5.13% average, with a punishing 14.82% pinch.
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Col du Corbier
A 13.1 km Category 2 climb in France averaging 4.62% with a brutal 20.61% maximum gradient. Deceptively varied terrain demands disciplined pacing and conservative early gearing.
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McGregor Pass
McGregor Pass is a 12.9 km category 2 climb in Canada, averaging 4.23 percent with ramps up to 8.45 percent.
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Puerto de la Laja
A steady 12.4 km category 2 climb in MX, averaging 4.71% with enough steepness to punish poor pacing.
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Puerto de Otal - Cotefablo
A 12.4 km Cat 2 climb rising 577 m from 825 m to 1402 m, averaging 4.65% with ramps biting up to 12.75%.
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Coll de Manrella
A steady 11.9 km category 2 climb rising 629 m from 91 m to 720 m at a rhythmic 5.3% average.
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Puerto Viejo
A 11.8 km category 2 climb rising 645 m from 417 m to 1062 m at a steady 5.46% average.
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Nomugi Pass
An 11.8 km Category 2 climb in Japan with a 29% max gradient and 993 m total ascent. Here's how the gradient unfolds and how to pace it.
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Chinook Pass
An 11.4 km Category 2 climb in Washington State with a 4.79% average gradient, a brutal 16.85% maximum spike, and 546 m of net elevation gain.
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Pelion Gap
Pelion Gap is an 11.4 km category 2 climb in Australia, averaging 5.2% but demanding respect for a maximum gradient of 24.96%.
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Spreetshoogte Pass
A practical pacing and gearing guide to the 11 km Spreetshoogte Pass cycling climb, with a moderate average gradient hiding sharper ramps.
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Pass of Piedrasluengas
An 11 km Cat 2 climb in northern Spain with 627 m of net gain, a 5.72% average gradient, and a brutal 28.27% maximum ramp that demands careful pacing from the start.
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Eibeggsattel
A 10.9 km Category 2 climb in Austria with a modest 4.31% average that hides steep ramps and constant undulation.
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Prince Alfred's Pass
A 10.6 km Category 2 climb in South Africa with 479 m net gain, an average gradient of 4.5%, and sharp ramps hitting nearly 19% — deceptively demanding on rough mountain road.
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Coll de Jau
A 10.1 km Category 2 climb in France with a deceptively modest average gradient, a brutal 26.63% ramp, and 410 m of hidden re-climbing.
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Col de Grimone
Ten kilometres of deceptive climbing in the Drôme, averaging 5.07% but hiding a 24.6% maximum gradient that can detonate an unprepared rider.
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Collado Alto
A 9.8 km category 2 grind averaging 5.93%, climbing 580 m from 904 m to a 1484 m summit with a savage 17.65% pitch.
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White Pass (Washington)
A 9.6 km Category 2 climb in Washington State with a deceptive 4.65% average gradient that conceals a brutal 37.54% maximum pitch. Here's how to pace it.
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Hohljoch
A practical pacing and gearing guide to Hohljoch, a 9.6 km Austrian category 2 climb averaging 6.14% with ramps up to 14.62%.
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Passo del CaRRaio
A category 2 climb of 9.5 km at 5.25% average, hauling you from 254 m to 753 m with pitches reaching 11.57%.
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Shouqia
A steady 8.8 km category 2 climb rising from 22 m to 460 m at 4.96% average, with a peak pitch of 8.86%.
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Dayuling
A practical pacing and gearing guide to the Dayuling cycling climb, an 8.6km category 2 ascent averaging 5.91 percent.
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Colle di Nava
A practical profile of Colle di Nava, an 8.6 km Italian category 2 climb averaging 6.74% with ramps reaching 10.44%.
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Alto de Los Leones
A 8.5 km category 2 grind averaging 6.32%, climbing from 1624 m to 2163 m with ramps touching 11.2%.
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