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 Legs came around a little as I started climbing over Shannapheasteen. I like this climbs as its like a stairs, a series of little climbs that you can attack in parts. As I'm largely turbo bound at the moment I wanted to attack the downhill too, almost lost it once or twice but good practise all the same hitting 70km/hr at one point. Happy I persevered in the end!
 Legs came around a little as I started climbing over Shannapheasteen. I like this climbs as its like a stairs, a series of little climbs that you can attack in parts. As I'm largely turbo bound at the moment I wanted to attack the downhill too, almost lost it once or twice but good practise all the same hitting 70km/hr at one point. Happy I persevered in the end!

 A few AG2R riders present with Tony Gallopin prob the best known, dont know where he went though!
 A few AG2R riders present with Tony Gallopin prob the best known, dont know where he went though!