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belgian cyclo calendar 2012 home about categories amateur racing and cyclosportives belgian cyclo calendar 2011 belgian cyclo calendar 2012 bike shops cycling equipment cycling routes cycling wisdom fixiez pros uncategorized rss feed a small update if you happen to stumble upon this site, i just wanted to inform you that i have moved away from brussels last year. i will reply to comments and queries (if i see them, which i generally do), but probably will not post here for the time being. i still keep it open, as some of the info could still be useful. and have fun cycling in belgium! 12/03/2013 | posted in: uncategorized | 4 comments » peter van petegem classic 2012 debrief lotsa riders on saturday (photo belga) this week-end i exceptionally rode on saturday and took the opportunity to ride the peter van petegem classic , which is part of the bank van de post cycling tour circuit of cyclos. it was the first time i did it, and i was quite impressed. the route was not linked to a specific pro race, contrary to what is often the case, and was just a pleasant ride across the flemish ardennes , all the way to the zwalmstreek (the region along the zwalm river). the cyclo is sold as a ride on the training grounds of peter van petegem, a former classics specialist from the quick step – innergetic pro team. he now lives in the region, in horebeke. his wife runs a bed and breakfast there, le pavé . the flemish ardennes, with nicer weather than saturday though. (photo by seven2358 ) the flemish ardennes are probably at the center of cycling in flanders and thus in the galaxy. it is the region between aalst, geraardsbergen, waregem and merelbeke, or, as a belgian would probably say, the part of east flanders (see google maps ) south of the e40 and east of the e17 freeways. it is an area with gently sloping landscapes, picturesque villages, winding roads and rows of poplars. and lots of cyclists, because it is really an ideal place to cycle. the turn-out for the peter van petegem classic was pretty large (6000 people in total). i arrived quite late, at 9:45, and it was challenging to find a parking spot. in the end i parked along siesegemlaan, the main highway coming from the e40 freeway. i then cycled to the start, paid my 11 euros and went off. i only did the short route of 85 km (other options were 162 - 136 – 113 km, and even 41 km), which meant i only encountered two real bergs: the muur of geraardsbergen and the bosberg. those two, when taken alone, are fun and manageable, even with lots of other cyclists on them, especially in dry weather. the rest of the route was quite flat, with just a few modest and short slopes. very little cobblestones as well, just one or two very short stretches. the other routes did not contain many more bergs, just a little more cobblestones and a few more slopes . so something quite different from the tour of flanders cyclo , but far from monotonous. the scenery was glorious, the roads largely traffic free (or rendered safe through the number of cyclists on them) and the main crossings secured by stewards. plus this started in aalst, about 30 minutes away from ixelles, so at brussels’ door basically. the ride was pretty uneventful i would say, just really pleasant. probably one of the most beautiful i have done until now, with just the right amount of people to make you feel you’re part of a mass event (but not up to the point where it actually causes massive bike traffic jams like at the ronde cyclo). and with just enough climbs and slopes to make it interesting, but nothing too hard. included in the price, at the end, an adriaen brouwer dark gold beer. only in belgium. i love this country. 15/04/2012 | posted in: amateur racing and cyclosportives | no comments » a good summary of both ronde and paris-roubaix 2012 how the race was won. my like cyclocosm ! 11/04/2012 | posted in: pros | no comments » riding the ronde van vlaanderen cyclo 2012 the alarm clock went off at 5:00 and my girlfriend pushed me out of the bed. a shower, four slices of bread with butter and jam and a good cup of coffee later, i was in my friend c.’s car with our bikes and all the gear. we drove easily out of brussels and along the e17, all the way to gent and then down to oudenaarde. the cars were already cuing up to get into one of the five parking lots prepared for the cyclo. we found a parking spot and got ready. i just could not make up my mind as to what to wear. it was still dark, but already overcast. the weather forecast for the morning was cloudy, humid, with a light breeze and 8°c. i was hesitating between my versions of what the bicycling.com “what to wear” engine is recommending for those conditions and 5°c (long sleeved thermal craft underwear and winter windstopper) and my version of what they recommend for 10°c (jersey, arm warmers and a rain jacket). in the end, i went for the second option: i knew the bergs would eventually warm me up. and they did. we went for the 87 km route. this was the second time i was doing the tour of flanders cyclo (on the first time: read here ). i was not ready to queue up at the bottom of the hellingen like last year. hence the solution of doing the “short” route. the decision was easy to take this year, since it only meant losing four hellingen out of fourteen. last year, the short route only contained three out of fourteen, which would have been frustrating. i mean, so much less pain for so little less distance? i also have had less time to train this year, with my second boy coming in december and all. i have a much better basis, of course, because i have now been riding seriously for one and a half year, and not six months like last time. but i was afraid my knees would not survive the 134 km course. plus the friend i was doing it with, c., was less than enthusiastic about doing more than the « small » 87 km course for his first ronde. so the decision was an easy one. so from the parking area we took off to reach the start. since we had done the pre-registration on the web and gotten our number plaque , we just took off . the first kilometres were really pleasant, we just enjoyed the ride. first along the schelde and then on a converted railway track. after a while, we looked back and a good group of ten-fifteen people were shielding themselves from the wind behind our back. after about half an hour, we turned left and there it was, the koppenberg (600m at 10% on average with a maximum at 19%). our legs were already warmed up, but were clearly unprepared for that helling ! the cobblestones were nice and dry and the road free of cyclists. but it just hurt and my heart rate went through the roof. and the people who were shielding behind us just flew up the hill. from there on, it was just up, down, a few kilometres, up, down, a few kilometres. steenbeekdries, taaienberg, eikenberg, kapelleberg, varent, foreest, berg ten houte, kruisberg. some with asphalt roads, others with cobblestones. but it was really fun, with the dry cobblestones and the unpopulated roads. the karnemelkbeekstraat was the last berg before the last circuit, a nice little road going through a small wood. then a long wide road, a right turn and the oude kwaremont . the fields on each side were already covered with huge installations for the vip areas for the race the next day. that is really when you fully realise that the ronde is a big deal in flanders! the berg itself was relatively flat (2200m at 4% on average with a maximum at 10%), but the cobblestones pretty rough. the last hellinge was the paterberg. a massive hill for the finish (360m at 13% on average with a maximum at 20%). i ground to a halt and with the cobblestones, almost fell off. i decided i would just walk up the remainder. not very proud of myself, but i certainly did not want to fall off (and hurt my precious bike) just for the sake of having done all the bergs on my bike. c. was more courageous and strong, and he zig-zagged his way up, on the bike. we finished the l

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