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R.EV 1703 Cycling Route

95 km • Dilbeek

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E. Eylenboschstraat 9, 1703 Dilbeek

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The Pajottenland is Remco Evenepoel's secret weapon. He can train there for hours every day and never gets tired of it.

The R.EV 1703 Cycling Route cleaves through the Pajottenland over Remco Evenepoel's favorite roads and hills. The beautiful landscape of Bruegel, Geuze and the Brabant draught horse is a wonderful cycling country. With short hills, smooth curves and open vistas. A must for any flandrien, just a sigh from the Flemish Ardennes.

Of course, a stop at Remco's supporter café - In de Rustberg in Schepdaal - is part of the fun. You'll recognize it by the dashing artwork in front of the door. PalmaRemco is an ode to the village's most famous resident. Fans know what the big letters and numbers R.EV 1703 mean.

This sporty bike route takes you to the Pajottenland and is 95 kilometers long, good for 840 altimeters. The route is signposted in one direction.

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Sunday, July 31, 2022 by Lieven DeneyerNice course, a few calves bites though. The wall, the bosberg legendary peaks. A few cobbled sections though.
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