Gran Fondo Jaén Paraíso Interior
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El domingo 11 de febrero, en vísperas de la disputa de la Clásica Jaén Paraíso Interior, se celebrará la Gran Fondo Jaén Paraíso Interior, una marcha cicloturista que permitirá a los aficionados a la bicicleta afrontar los mismos retos que Tadej Pogačar y compañía: los caminos de tierra que surcan el mar de olivos y hacen única esta prueba andaluza.

La Gran Fondo Jaén Paraíso Interior partirá de Baeza y concluirá en Úbeda, ciudades Patrimonio de la Humanidad, tal y como lo hará la Clásica profesional al día siguiente, y constará de 99,5 kilómetros, 39 de ellos correspondientes a tramos de ‘sterrato’.

El número de inscripciones de la Gran Fondo Jaén Paraíso Interior será limitado con objeto de proporcionar la mejor experiencia posible a los participantes.

Los participantes de la Gran Fondo Jaén Paraíso Interior se podrán inscribir en dos modalidades: General y Premium. La General es la opción básica; la Premium incluye un maillot de manga larga Prima Pelle de Pissei. El año pasado, en el estreno de la prueba, el chaleco personalizado de Pissei hizo las delicias de los participantes. En esta ocasión, la marca italiana ofrece uno de sus maillots tope de gama, el Prima Pelle de manga larga (PVP: 140€), personalizado con el logo de la prueba, por sólo 40€ dentro de la opción Premium. Se trata de una prenda de altísimo nivel, ideal para una mañana de febrero andaluz y útil durante todo el otoño, el invierno y la primavera ciclistas... y sólo estará disponible hasta fin de existencias. ¡No te quedes sin ella

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      61.7 miles
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