Research spasmodic generis cyclists in the toughest climbs, the most challenging, is certain: it is a get hurt ... enjoying it, but unfortunately it is part of the DNA of those who ride. So to please the people of the two wheels are in this post for one of the most .... of our hills of Romagna: Pass Sulparo (also called Mount the wheel). The take from Civitella, is not very long but it is certainly one of those where you can bet against themselves in being able to not put his foot on the ground because of (or on!) Of its terrible slope that leaves no way for the less trained. In the first mile, the average slope is around 9% (so everything is ok) in the second of 13.5 and 12.5% \u200b\u200bin the third ... but I'm talking about average slope!.
A narrow road that climbs to the top with very few and insidious back to catch his breath does not leave the rider to overcome a height difference of 371 meters with peak gradient of 22%. Spending On Building the rider - in which the writing says that it can devote to your business:
"Bella di Romagna and impossible. As a lover appeals to you first, then hate me, then you love me ".
A narrow road that climbs to the top with very few and insidious back to catch his breath does not leave the rider to overcome a height difference of 371 meters with peak gradient of 22%. Spending On Building the rider - in which the writing says that it can devote to your business:
"Bella di Romagna and impossible. As a lover appeals to you first, then hate me, then you love me ".
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