Some ascents during bicycle tours are smooth and effortless, while others make you feel as if you're wrestling a 1000-pound Walrus. The key, always, is rhythm. Here's how to find yours on any slope – from gentle rise to Alpe d'Huez.
Short & Steep
Sharp inclines are best tackled aggressively.
Rollers
You'll go fast on rolling terrain if you maintain gearing and cadence as much as possible.
Keep in mind that you make use of rollers as unstructured intervals during bicycle tours. Pushing to the limit on one roller only to have to recover quickly for another will give you the ability to respond to attacks or put in your own double kick.
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