Road bike France

Year-round riding through the superb mountains of Provence, under the watchful eye of the Mont VentouxRef CR70

No need to wait for the spring in order to ride in the mountains! This is a tour of Provence packed full of cols (mountain passes), that can be ridden almost year round. Beginning in Sisteron, the tour takes in the charming back roads of the Digne area, the banks of the Serre Ponçon Lake, the Buëch Valley and the sleepy villages of the Drôme Provençale, renowned for its delicious olives. Each day will see us climbing a new series of quiet cols, for the most part known only to the local cyclists, before we tackle the mighty Mont Ventoux, either from Malaucène or from Bédoin. With the Ventoux behind us, the back roads of the Luberon will take us gently back to the starting point of our trip, and the end of our journey over the thousand and one cols of Provence.

Tour with assistance vehicle: from 1455€ - Details Duration : 8 days | Level : Customer satisfaction :
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Highlights

  • An impressive succession of cols, from the little known to the legendary
  • The ascension of the Mont Ventoux, from Malaucène or from Bédoin
  • Welcome breaks in charming Provençal villages
  • A circuit that can be ridden almost year round

Description

Comments

  • This trip exists in 2 versions: V2=2 wheels / V3=3 wheels. Each day you can choose between two different itineraries (V2 or V3), with varying distances and profiles.
  • Special offers for private groups. Please ask us for a quote.

Detailed itinerary

Day 1 : Cavaillon - Apt

Itinerary start : Rendezvous with the organisation team is on day 1 at 9am in Cavailllon (the exact meeting point will be indicated in your travel documents). On request we can book the previous night's accommodation for you in Cavaillon.

We are in one of the most prestigious tourist regions of Provence, and some of the officially most beautiful villages in France await us on our first stage, sometimes perched on rocky outcrops overlooking the Provençal plain. On the way to our stage destination of Apt, the capital of the Luberon, we pass through a number of typical villages and ride through postcard-like countryside. Overnight stay in a hotel in the center of Apt.

Cols of the day:

  • Col de l’Aire de Mascas (696m)

Distance and altitude gain:

  • 2 and 3 wheels :  approx. 100 km / approx. 1600 m
Day 2 : Apt - Sisteron

The area around Forcalquier will be the backdrop for this second day, with the right bank of the Durance as our guide. Two difficulties await us: the Col de Lagarde d'Apt (1101 m) first of all, with some welcome viewpoints during the climb, before we attack the Col du Négron (1242 m). We then descend the Col de la Pigière, before following the Jabron River to the Durance Valley: the citadel of Sisteron is in sight!

Located at the confluence of the Buëch and the Durance, Sisteron has been an important strategic location for centuries. As early as the 13th Century, Sisteron's fortified citadel protected the town and its gateway to the Alps. Perched on a rocky outcrop, the citadel overlooks the mighty Durance River.

Cols of the day:

  • Col de Lagarde d'Apt (1101 m)
  • Col du Négron (1242 m)
  • Col de la Pigière (968 m)

Distance and altitude gain:

  • 2  wheels :  approx. 85 km / approx. 1400 m.
  • 3  wheels :  approx. 110 km / approx. 1700 m.
Day 3 : Sisteron - Dignes les Bains

We leave Sisteron behind us and head to Pre Alps de Digne, via the first of many cols, the Col de Mézien (814 m). Shortly after passing the col, we stop to discover the Défilé de la Pierre Ecrite, a Gallo-Roman site dating back to the 5th Century, with its 3 square metre rock face engraved in Latin… Already a world away from the hustle and bustle of Sisteron, our route then takes us to Authon, nestled in the Vanson Valley. With the Col de Fontbelle behind us, we follow the fast flowing Duyes River to Thoard, before descending in to the valley of Bléone. A short climb takes us to Digne les Bains, our overnight stop. We check in to our hotel before enjoying evening.

Cols of the day:

  • Col de Mézien (814 m)
  • Col de Fontbelle (1304 m)
  • Col de l'Hysope (1236 m)
  • Col de l'Espinouse, 838 m.
  • Col de Corobin, 1211 m (niveau3)
  • Col de Pierre Basse, 1065 m (niveau 3)

Distance and altitude gain:

  • 2  wheels :  approx. 100 km / approx. 1800 m.
  • 3  wheels :  approx. 125 km / approx. 2200 m.
Day 4 : Dignes les Bains - Embrun

Our day starts with the Route des Clues, a wonderful, winding road that leads us to the Lac de Serre Ponçon. We climb the Bès River via the "clues" (gorges) of Barles and Verdaches. High cliffs surround the road on all sides as it winds its way through the gorges, alongside the fast-flowing river. We make our way towards the high point of our day, the Col de Maure (1346 m), under the watchful eye of the Cheval Blanc and Blanche Mountains. We descend to the town of Seyne, before tackling the second difficulty of the day, the Col Saint Jean, which leads us to the banks of the Lac de Serre Ponçon and the town of Embrun, host to a stage of the Tour de France in 2013. Time to book in to our hotel before visiting the town, known amongst other things for its record amount of sunshine! We are already half way through the trip…

Cols of the day:

  • Col de Maure (1346 m)
  • Col Saint Jean (1332 m)
  • Col des Fillys (1322 m) (3 wheels)
  • Col de Charamel (1242 m) (3 wheels)

Distance and altitude gain:

  • 2  wheels :  approx. 100 km / approx. 1800 m.
  • 3  wheels :  approx. 110 km / approx. 2100 m.
Day 5 : Embrun - Serres

Our day in the saddle begins with a section of road used for a time trial stage during the 100th edition of the Tour de France. We quickly leave the main road to join a small mountain road that runs parallel with the Durance. After crossing the town of Chorges, we begin the climb up to the Col de Manse (1268 m), before descending to Gap, capital of the Hautes-Alpes. But the day isn't over yet! A succession of small cols awaits us, all located at between 1000 and 1200 metres, before we plunge to the town of Veynes. A last climb of the day, up to the Col de Pignon, separates us from our overnight stop: the pleasant town of Serres.

Col of the day:

  • Col Lebraut (1110 m ) (3 wheels)
  • Col de la Sentinelle (961 m) (3 wheels)
  • Col de Manse (1268 m)
  • La Selle (995 m)
  • Col du Villar (1039 m)
  • Col de Foureyssasse (1042 m)
  • Col d'Espreaux (1160 m)

Distance and altitude gain:

  • 2  wheels :  approx. 120 km / approx. 2000 m.
  • 3  wheels :  approx. 135 km / approx. 2600 m.
Day 6 : Serres - Nyons

Stage 6 is a transition stage, between the mountains and Provence. Our route takes us towards Nyons, the olive capital, in the heart of the Drôme Provençale. The day begins with a climb to the Col de Carabès (1261 m). We then leave the department of the Hautes-Alpes and enter the Drôme Provençale, a beautiful remote area, well symbolized by the village of Valdrôme. Two small cols take us west, and to the village of La Motte Chalancon. As we lose altitude, we begin to see more and more olive groves appear, and the temperature begins to rise… we've arrived in Nyons, for a well deserved overnight stop. 

Cols of the day:

  • Col de Carabès (1261 m)
  • Col de Rossas (1121 m)
  • Col du Fays (1051 m)
  • Col de Chamauche (1037 m) (3 wheels)
  • Col de Muse (932 m) (3 wheels)
  • Col Lescou (829 m) (3 wheels)
  • Col de la Sausse (791 m) (3 wheels)

Distance and altitude gain:

  • 2  wheels :  approx. 105 km / approx. 1700 m.
  • 3  wheels :  approx. 120 km / approx. 2300 m.
Day 7 : Nyons - Malaucène

It's the big day! Perhaps some amongst you will have already tested yourselves on the "Giant of Provence", but fortunately the Ventoux can be savoured more than once... As a warm up, we spin the legs for 25 km on the roads of the Baronnies, foothills to the North of the Ventoux. We quickly reach the village of Malaucène, and then it's decision time: to climb the Ventoux from Malaucène, or from Bédoin. The distance and the altitude gain to the summit are the same (21 km, 1600m), but the climb from Bédoin (famously the most difficult) offers very little respite, contrary to the climb from Malaucène. We all meet up again in Malaucène to exchange and share our experiences of climbing the mighty Ventoux.

Important note: During spring tour dates, from mid-March to mid-May, the roads to the top of the Ventoux are closed due to snow. We'll have to make our way around it instead!

Cols of the day:

  • Col des Tempêtes (Mont Ventoux): 1910 m

Distance and altitude gain :

  • 2 and 3 wheels :  approx. 85 km / approx. 2100 m.
Day 8 : Malaucène - Cavaillon

After a good night’s rest, we leave the foothills of the Ventoux and head back to the most typically Provençal of areas: the Luberon, country of Jean Giono, a French author who wrote many works of fiction set in Provence. 2 great cols at the foot of the splendid Dentelles of Montmirail lead us to the village of Beaumes de Venise, renowned for its vineyards and the quality of its wine. Once we pass Carpentras, we enter the Luberon area. One last drink on a terrace, where we can review the many passes and impressions. A great week!

Cols of the day:

  • Col de la Chaîne (470 m)
  • Col de Suzette (392 m)
  • Col des Trois Termes (574 m)
  • Col du Pointu (499 m) (2 wheels)

Distance and altitude gain :

  • 2  wheels :  approx. 90 km / approx. 1100 m.

Distances and altitude gain are an indication only and may vary.

Itinerary end: The trip ends in Cavaillon. On request we can book the following night's accommodation for you in Cavaillon.

Dates and price

Dates
Start date End date Duration Price
28/09/2025 05/10/2025 8 days 1455 €
19/04/2026 26/04/2026 8 days 1495 €
24/05/2026 31/05/2026 8 days 1495 €
07/06/2026 14/06/2026 8 days 1495 €
27/09/2026 04/10/2026 8 days 1495 €

Costs and services

The price includes :
  • Trip leader in support vehicle
  • 7 nights in 2*/3* hotels in double rooms (DR) with en-suite facilities
  • 7 breakfasts
  • 8 picnic lunches
  • 7 dinners (3 to 4 course menu)
  • Daily baggage transfers
  • Carefully designed itineraries on 2 levels of difficulty
  • Our navigation app for smartphones, a detailed road book including maps (digital format) and GPS tracks
What is not included:
  • International flights
  • Your transfer to the meeting place (see paragraph below)
  • All services mentioned in extensions
  • Insurance, assistance
  • Drinks at the accommodation
  • Visits to museums, monuments and sites not covered by the program
  • Additional travel related to change in the program due to bad weather
  • All personal expenses
  • Everything not mentioned under  “the price includes".

Extra services

Price per person

Single room accommodation (7 nights) 245 € / 

One way transfer Chambéry - Cavaillon 50 € / 

One way transfer Cavaillon - Chambéry 50 € / 

Extra nights

Extra night in Cavaillon in 3* hotel, single room, including breakfast 130 € / 

Extra night in Cavaillon in 3* hotel, double room, including breakfast 70 € / 

Extra night in Cavaillon in 3* hotel, twin room, including breakfast 70 € / 

Bike rental

Rental road bike models:

Standard road bike
Carbon frame and fork, disc brakes, Shimano Tiagra groupset, 10 speeds, 50/34 - 11/32, aluminium wheelset, model Scott Addict or equivalent, roughly 9 kg
355 € / 

Premium road bike
Carbon frame and fork, disc brakes, Shimano Ultegra groupset, 11 speeds or 12 Di2 speeds, 50/34 - 11/32, aluminium wheelset, model Scott Addict 20 or equivalent, roughly 8,4 kg
430 € / 

Ultimate road bike
Carbon frame and fork, disc brakes, Mavic carbon wheelset, Shimano Ultegra groupset 11s mech. or 12s Di2, 50/34 - 11/34, model Scott Addict 10 or equivalent, roughly 8 kg
565 € / 

E-road bike
Carbon frame and fork, aluminium wheelset, Shimano 105 groupset, 11 speeds, 50/34 - 11/32 supplied with 1 x 248Wh battery (+ 1 extra battery 210Wh), model Orbea Gain M30 or equivalent, roughly 13 kg
800 € / 

Rental bike equipment (for all models):

  • Repair kit included: 2 CO2 cartridges, patches, multi-tool, 1 inner tube, tyre levers
  • 2 bottle holders (except size 47 bicycles on which only one can be placed)
  • Helmets and water bottles: not included
  • Pedals: Our rental bikes come without pedals. You can either bring your own pedals or specify your needs; we can install 3 types of pedals at no extra charge: Look KEO easy, Shimano SPD-SL or Shimano SPD.

Please indicate your choice of model and pedals as well as your height (if possible also frame size and inseam) when filling out your booking form.

You will receive your chosen model from the tour leader on the first day of your tour. He will carry out an inventory of the bike with you, as well as a second inventory at the end of the tour.

Bike “consumables" (tyres, tubes, brake pads, cables) are included in the rental price. Only parts and components that are broken due to a crash and/or misuse will be charged. In the event of bike loss or theft, a fixed fee will be charged (2200 € for the Standard model, 3590 € for the Premium and Electric models and 5700 € for the Super light model).

Vélorizons cycling jersey

A cycling jersey to our taste.

A timeless road cycling jersey produced in France, inspired by our team and our road cycling trips. High quality, made in France by a Savoy company and with a feel-good character for long days in the saddle. Offered at a great price.

Features

- High-quality SIRTECH + LYCRA textiles
- 3 pockets, one with a central zip + 1 side pocket
- Full front zip
- Half-high cycling collar
- Short raglan sleeves in Lycra with seamless ends
- Gripper at the hem

Available sizes (EU sizing): XXS bis XL
Cut:
Slim fit, unisex
Price: see above

Order and further information by e-Mail or ask our leaders while on tour.

Private groups / Custom tours

You are a group of friends, a family, a company or a cycling club and you would like to organise a private cycling tour on the dates of your choice. This option is available for guided and self-guided tours.

  • If you are interested in one of the tours presented on our website, we can provide you with a detailed quote based on the number of persons in your group.
  • If you are interested in a custom version of one of our tours, with specific requirements (tour duration, accommodation type, vehicle assistance, airport transfers, bike rental, etc.), we can provide you with a detailed quote based on the number of persons in the group and the group's specific requirements.

For more information or to receive a quote, please contact us by phone at +33 458 140 435  or by email at info@france-bike-trips.com.

Travel insurance

It is important to be correctly insured when embarking on a cycling holiday. We recommend checking the details of your travel insurance (if you have one) and, if necessary, subscribing to our contract below. Please note that France Bike Trips is simply an intermediary between you and the insurance company.

You can choose between these travel insurance contracts while completing your booking form:

  • I subscribe to the "comprehensive multi-risk" insurance cover (4.5%), minimum premium of 15 €:
    This contract covers assistance, repatriation, lost or stolen luggage, holiday interruption and cancellation. To see the full contract, click here.
  • I purchase the "cancellation only" insurance cover (2.5%), minimum premium of 10 €:
    This policy covers cancellation only. To see the full contract, click here.
  • I purchase the "repatriation & assistance" insurance cover (1.6%), minimum premium of 10 €:
    This policy covers assistance, repatriation, lost or stolen luggage and holiday interruption. To see the full contract, click here.

Recommendation:
If you choose to take out a travel insurance policy with another insurance company, please check that the search and rescue coverage is suitable: area covered, expenses included, risks covered (as an indication, a minimum cover of 15 000 € is recommended). Please note that credit card insurance rarely offers this type of coverage.

Booking procedure / Cancellation

How to book

In order to make a booking please fill in the online booking form on the "booking" page of your chosen tour. At the end of the booking process you will be transferred to our bank's secure payment page in order to pay a 30 % deposit.

Last minute booking

All self-guided bookings made within 21 days of tour departure will incur a surcharge of 15 € per person.

Expert advice
  • Unsure which tour to book?
  • Interested in a custom version of one of our tours?
  • Not sure if a particular tour is suitable for your riding style?

A dedicated team of travel specialists is available to offer you expert advice Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm (French time) by phone - +33 458 140 435 or by mail - info@france-bike-trips.com.

Tour confirmation

In order to confirm our guided tours, we need to reach a minimum number of participants (usually 5 persons are necessary). Therefore booking a guided tour does not necessarily mean the tour is confirmed. In the unlikely event that we are unable to confirm your chosen tour, we will offer you the opportunity (no less than 21 days before departure) of switching to another (confirmed) tour, or receiving a full refund.

Self-guided or custom tours: We confirm bookings of self-guided tours and custom tours directly after booking.

In both cases, please await our final booking confirmation before making any travel arrangements.

Balance payment

Tour balance payment must be made no less than 30 days before tour departure. Your travel documents will be sent to you once we have received your balance payment. Road books and maps will be sent to you 3 weeks before departure.

Cancellation

In the event that you are obliged to cancel your tour France Bike Trips will reimburse the entire sum paid for the tour, minus the following cancellation charges:

  • More than 60 days before departure: 5 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 60 and 31 days before departure: 15 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 30 and 21 days: 30 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 20 and 14 days: 50 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Between 13 and 7 days: 70 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium
  • Less than 7 days before departure: 100 % of the tour price, excluding insurance premium

Full details of our sales conditions are available here

Daily schedule

During riding you carry only your day pack. All your luggage is transported each day by the support vehicle.

After breakfast, the support vehicle driver will pack your luggage in the van, distribute cereal/energy bars, and announce the time slot for lunch. The driver can also hand out picnics to any participants who do not wish to stop at the designated picnic lunch stop.

Once all the participants have passed the picnic stop, the driver transports your luggage directly to the following nights accommodation, before returning to wait at the foot of the last climb of the day. He is then available to help any members of the group in difficulty or who encounter a mechanical problem. You'll usually meet the van driver several times during the day, offering the opportunity to fill up with water, change clothing, etc.

Each participant is free to ride at his or her own pace, using the road book and GPS route to navigate during the day. However, the driver is equipped with a mobile phone, and can be reached at any time during the day if a particpant encounters a problem. The driver is also available throughout the trip to provide information and advice.

Getting there

By train: From Paris Montparnasse train station to Sisteron train station (about 6h by TGV train).
https://www.sncf-connect.com/en-en/

By plane:

  • From Marseille airport: join the Marseille train station and head to Sisteron.

By car:
Route planner: en.mappy.com


Route navigation

You will receive an email 2 weeks before departure, containing all the information necessary for your upcoming tour, including the following navigation tools:

Our dedicated smartphone app

Follow your route with comfort and ease! Thanks to the Velorizons navigation app, download the full trip itinerary to your smartphone, view route maps and profiles, access the list of booked accommodation, services and useful contacts, and use the integrated route guidance (visual and vocal) for navigation.

See the mobile app presentation video

To benefit fully from the app navigation system, we strongly recommend attaching your smartphone to the bicycle handlebar using a dedicated mount. An example can be viewed here.

Velorizons app compatibility
Operating systemAndroidAppleWindows PhoneBlackberry
CompatibilityVersion 8.0 minimumiOS 8.0 minimum. iPhone compatible, iPad compatible if GPS equippedNon compatibleNon compatible
A detailed Road Book

Your tour road book will be available to download in your My France Bike Trips customer area. The road book contains:

  • Full colour maps with highlighted routes,
  • Step-by-step route description,
  • Route profiles
GPS tracks

Tour GPS tracks will be available to download in your My France Bike Trips customer area. The tracks are in .gpx format, compatible with all GPS devices/apps.

Accommodation

We favour comfortable accommodation with warm hospitality.

Our basic price is based on 3* or 2* hotels  with double rooms and en-suite facilities.

For private groups and self-guided trips it is possible to customize the accommodation (upgrade) depending on the local offer and availability.

Food

This trip is fully catered (breakfast, lunch and dinner included). We pay very careful attention to the quality and the variety of your meals. Fresh and local products will be served wherever possible. This trip is also an opportunity to discover the local gastronomy and regional products - l'art de la table!

Please note: If you have any food intolerances, please inform us in the comments field on the booking form.

  • Continental breakfasts taken at the accommodation  
  • Simple cereal/muesli bars and dried fruit are distributed in the morning before the start of the stage. You must bring your own specific energy bars and isodrinks, if desired.
  • Hearty dinners (3 to 4 courses, with local dishes)

For lunch, our tour leader will offer you a picnic stop along the route. Our picnics combine a rich salad based on carbohydrates and fresh vegetables with cold meats and cheese, fresh fruit and bread (wherever possible from local producers) as well as sweet and savoury snacks. If you do not want to stop for lunch, we can offer the following options:

  • Our tour leader provides you with a picnic to carry along in a small backpack or a handlebar bag. It contains an individual salad (carbohydrate and vegetable based salad), cold meats, cheese and fruits
  • "Racing food" for weight weenies and those "allergic" to backpacks: energy bars, dried fruit
  • Feel free to stop and eat when and where you want (restaurant, bakery, grocery store...)

Car sharing

If you sign up for a guided tour, we offer you the opportunity to see if you can carpool with other participants to get to the point of departure. To do this, go to "Car sharing" in our website. By entering the complete reference and the date of departure of the tour (available on the registration confirmation that we have sent you), you have access to route details and emails of other participants who wish to carpool.

Baggage

During the day you carry only a daypack for additional clothing, water, food, camera, etc. The rest of your baggage is transferred each day to the following nights accommodation.

Our / Your state of mind

- A "group" tour: If you join a guided tour, you will be part of a group for several days. This is a superb opportunity to meet new people and share some magical moments. However, a group tour requires that each person show friendliness, openness and mutual respect for their fellow travellers.

- An "adventure" tour: despite the most careful preparation, adventure tours can present unforeseen events. Accepting these risks will help you enjoy your trip to the full, in the knowledge that your guide, our local partners and the entire France Bike Trips team will offer you the most suitable solutions to any given situation.

Bike and plane / train

If you decide to bring your own bike, be aware that transporting a bike by plane or train is no longer an issue. However a few simple guidelines help to optimise the transport and avoid potential damages that could occur.
Your bike must be transported in a designated bike bag (standard size 120x90cm). This maximal size allows you to travel with your bike as "hand luggage" in any high-speed and regional trains.
It is very important that you protect your bike in the bag. After having deflated the tires, removed the wheels (by removing the quick release mechanisms), pedals and rear derailleur (which is left hanging on the chain), we recommend you wrap your bike inside the bag in a sheet of dense foam (thickness of 3 to 5 cm). A piece of cardboard or rigid plastic positioned between the foam and the inside of the cover can be beneficial to provide more rigidity.

Once folded up the bike bag will take up very little space and will be transported by the assistance vehicle during your tour.

Bike bags are available directly from France Bike Trips at a cost of 70 euros, plus postage.

Personal Gear & Packing List

Luggage

All your belongings should be divided into two bags: a backpack and a travel bag.

1/ Backpack or Small Bag (to be kept in the support vehicle or on the bike)

This is the bag you use every day while cycling. It is kept in the support vehicle (accessible during the lunch stop or carried along on the bike (frame, seat or handlebar bag). This bag should not be too large (up to 15 litres).

It will contain: snack food, camera, waterproof and extra clothing, sunglasses, etc.

2/ Travel bag

This bag will be transported by vehicle from one accommodation to the next. It should contain all the items you won’t need during the day. You can expect to find it at your accommodation in the evening (generally not accessible during lunch).

Packing list
For your head
  • A cap or other head protection against the sun
  • A hat or sweat band
  • A bike helmet
For your upper body
  • Two or more cycling jerseys (or technical t-shirts made of synthetic or natural breathable fabrics)
  • A warm and long cycling jersey or shirt; alternatively: arm warmers
  • A sweatsheart and t-shirts (for the evenings)
  • A wind & waterproof jacket
  • A pair of cycling gloves
For your legs
  • Two or more good quality bib shorts with seat pad (chamois)
  • A pair of long and warm cycling tights or leg warmers
  • A casual short (for the evenings)
  • A swimsuit
For your feet
  • A pair of cycling shoes
  • A pair of shoes suitable for the evening
  • Sandals (not compulsory, but nice for warm evenings...)
  • Cycling socks
For your bike
  • Adapted gearing: if in doubt ask us our your local cycle dealer
  • Bike lights with batteries (or charger)
  • 2 spare tubes
  • Puncture repair kit or tubeless repair kit
  • Spare brake pads (except if you start with new pads)
  • Chain lube
  • A small pump
  • A multi tool
Other
  • 2 bike bottles 75 cl (or camelbak)
  • A toiletry kit and towel
  • A bike lock (not compulsory)
  • A small individual pharmacy: sunscreen (face and lips); band aids + double skin (Compeed); Immodium; pain killers, earplugs, other personal medication.

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