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only if you take the absolute value (or to the power of 2) of the average gradient, otherwise positive gradients offsets negative and viceversa

As a statistician by trade, I could talk all day what the best measure is. Let's leave it at this, tho

I would hope that the newcomers Van Hooydonck, Laporte and Benoot can make a difference when they will get to the cobbles

It will be interesting see how UAE, with seemigly no real support capabilities in the cobbles (at least in comparison do TJV), will deal with it

It doesn't make sense to take the highest and lowest points because that doesn't take into consideration the "lumpiness" of the terrain. What if a country has a lower spread between highest and lowest points but goes constantly up and down vs another that is constantly flat (let's say in 99% of the surface), but has a highest maximum elevation (in 1% of the surface)?
Surely the latter is more flat, if the average elevation is lower than the former.
Hence, the average is a more significant measure of flatness

Vaalserberg: 322,4 metres.
Yding Skovhøj: 172,5 metres

Denmark avg elevation: 34m
Netherlands avg elevation: 30m

According to Wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average_elevation

Flattest country in the world!

Laughs in Dutch

If you're not after a road specific beam (the exposure race doesn't seem to be)

You're right, it wasn't a road-specific beam, but 98% of the times that's where I used it, and as long as I kept in angled down and right (I'm from mainland Europe), no car driver ever complained.

Annoyingly enough, I lost (read: got stolen) my beloved Exposure Race.
Don't really feel like splashing that kind of cash anymore.
What's the consensus on other battery-powered front lights with similar performance (in terms of lumens and battery life)?

No worries, just let me know when you are down here next time and I'll be able to show you around myself

https://www.strava.com/activities/6818176432

I think you could take little bit of inspiration from this loop I did a while ago.
Really recommend the "duinen" national park. Depending on the time of the day it may be a bit crowded with families going out for a stroll, but the landscape is something to behold

@CarlosBI is it more MTB territory or road/gravel?

I'm interested in the wheel

I'm new on this forum. Now I try to send a pm

I'm interested in the omega v with mavic 550 hubs