The 111th Tour de France promises three intense weeks of racing, heightened by the thrill of four summit finishes! Expect thrilling attacks and spectacular conclusions at Saint-Lary-Soulan Pla d’Adet, Plateau de Belille, Isola 2000, and the Col de la Couillole. As riders vie for seconds, ever wondered what tweaks they make to their equipment for those crucial extra watts?

With 52,230 vertical metres to conquer at this year's tour, the world's elite riders will showcase their climbing prowess. Yet, even if you're not scaling such heights, climbing aids and accessories can enhance your weekend rides with family and friends.

1. High-performance chain lube.


2. Energy gels for an extra hill boost.


3. Regular bike servicing for smooth operation.


4. Optimal gear ratios (we offer checks).

At this year's Tour de France, riders will conquer some of the world's most formidable mountain ranges: the Italian Apennines and Alps, the French Alps, the Massif Central, and the Pyrenees. They meticulously adjust gear ratios and ensure bikes run flawlessly for added assistance uphill. Keep an eye out for their constant nutritional intake as they consume food and fluids on the move.

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While you may not tackle the world's highest peaks, a bike running smoothly with the perfect gear ratio tailored to your style will make conquering climbs easier.

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