I was intending cycling from Pisa to Rome. I was wanting to avoid
serious climbs where ever possible. Is it possible to achieve this by
cycling near the coast. Can someone recommend a route?
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JHomer said:
I was intending cycling from Pisa to Rome. I was wanting to avoid
serious climbs where ever possible. Is it possible to achieve this by
cycling near the coast. Can someone recommend a route?No serious climbing at all, if you take via Aurelia along the cosat,
all the way down to Roma.Sergio
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I understand that the CICLOPISTA DEL SOLE map will cover this but I
cannot buy it on line from the official publishers without being
Italian. Is it possible to buy this map somewhere else? -
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I understand that the CICLOPISTA DEL SOLE map will cover this but I
cannot buy it on line from the official publishers without being
Italian. Is it possible to buy this map somewhere else?Was this the site?
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
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Was this the site?
Yes it was.
I got as far as the check out where they ask for your credit card using
AltaVista to translate. They won't ship to the US? -
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Quoted message said:
I understand that the CICLOPISTA DEL SOLE map will cover this but I
cannot buy it on line from the official publishers without being
Italian. Is it possible to buy this map somewhere else?No need for that.
Get the 1/200000 maps, or tne n.2 Atlas, by Touring Club Italiano.
Even an obsolete edition, at discount price, would do it.Sergio
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