Alto de l’Angliru Belgian Goose Eye rises abruptly out

Goose Eye rises abruptly out of Laycock before zig zagging up towards the middle of nowhere

Undertaken in dreadfully wet conditions Millar had already had two crashes on the climb before finally handing in his race number a yard short of the line

takes you up from Cheshire to the Peak District and the Cat and Fiddle Inn of course

A further selection of some of this cycling Meccas best loved climbs

Leading up past Silsden Golf Club

Alto de l’Angliru Belgian Goose Eye rises abruptly outThe notorious humbler. Our version of the Vuelta wall takes inspiration from David Millars frustrated withdrawal from the horrendous 2002 stage. Undertaken in dreadfully wet conditions Millar had already had two crashes on the climb before finally handing in his race number a yard short of the line. Limited to 25 copies.