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I'll keep watching as long as your dot keeps moving :)
Keep an eye open for your free cake shortly before the CP3 parcours:
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Thanks!
I guess the bit from Turin up is a bummer, and I've no idea what traffic in the north of Italy is like. I've ridden along the north-of-the-alps option; it's effectively Swiss national cycle route no. 5 and it means a lot of urban around Zürich and the wind in your face between Neuchatel and Lausanne, but otherwise OK.
Engadin has better scenery, but it's a race.
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Closer up of just the bike for your entertainment. As you see I am using the proper fork because i) it's really shiny, and b) I couldn't get the crown race on the carbon one properly in any case. In the unlikely event I get some ridiculous deep carbon rims one day I'll try it then. Perhaps I will rattlecan a silver/blue fade on it. Don't hold your breath though.
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being ridden on roads that do it justice.
I was in the Rhine gorge in Switzerland, on a road with overhanging rock bridges, precipitous drops, hairpins and everything. Scorching day today.

18 and 20 were together 3 days ago in Chur; 18 went south over the Splügenpass to Como and 20 went through all the mountains, over Oberalppass, Furkapass and the col de la Forclaz to Chamonix and that seems to have cost 150km and 7 places on the road.