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04:39
69.2km
14.9km/h
1,210m
1,130m
04:28
72.5km
16.2km/h
760m
1,030m
July 29, 2024
The stage was very scenic, but the almost constant rain somewhat dampened the joy. Fortunately, the rain was rarely heavy, so we only had to take shelter once. Highlights were the sections of the route in the Hunsrück-Hochwald National Park, the dam in Nonnweiler and the stage destination Mettlach. We
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04:18
66.7km
15.5km/h
830m
650m
July 27, 2024
On the second day, the weather was mixed. It started to rain right at the start of the stage and after a short while it was raining so heavily that we took shelter at a bus stop. After that, it didn't rain so heavily. One positive thing was that there were some brand new rail bike paths that weren't
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July 26, 2024
After the train arrived only 20 minutes late, we made good progress in the best weather and on almost entirely asphalted roads. The route initially ran partly on the German side and partly on the French side. We took a lunch break in Sarreguemines.
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05:37
86.2km
15.3km/h
1,110m
1,070m
June 2, 2023
After my bike was made fit again in Schwäbisch Hall, we were able to continue the tour as planned. There were a few steep climbs today - short but steep!
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03:13
51.7km
16.1km/h
440m
390m
June 1, 2023
Since my bike had problems with freewheeling and shifting gears, we switched to the Kocherweg instead of taking the Jagstweg to Schwäbisch Hall (shorter, fewer meters in altitude).
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July 29, 2024
Good weather returned just in time for the queen stage. First we went steeply up to the Saarschleifenblick near Orscholz (Cloef). Then we took a shortcut back to the Saarland circular route. This was a lot of up and down with fairly short climbs, some of which were over 10% steep. We were rewarded with
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