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Cote de Cray: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
Although the Côte de Cray is the ‘easy’ route out of Wharfdale into Wensleydale, it’s still no walk in the park
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Cote de Oughtibridge: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
Will 'The Jawbone' prove to be the most decisive climb of the Tour de France's visit to Yorkshire?
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Cote de Holme Moss: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
Holme Moss won’t decide the winner of the stage two but it will shake things up
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Cote de Buttertubs Pass: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
For close to three kilometres you cross this stunning and barren land, although come July every inch of roadside will be five-deep with fans
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Cote de Grinton Moor: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
The road over Grinton Moor rises steeply between craggy stone walls, including a 16% gradient
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Cote de Jenkin Road: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
The sting in the tail of stage two of the 2014 Tour de France, maxing out at 25% gradient
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Cote de Cragg Vale: 10 Greatest Tour Cycling Climbs in Yorkshire
The Tour de France peloton will tackle the longest continuous gradient in England
