Honour a quiet giant of the Alps with this Col du Glandon D927 Route Sign in a long road-sign format.
The Col du Glandon tops out at 1,924m, a short way below the Croix de Fer, and the two climbs share their final approach on the Oisans side. From the Maurienne valley at Saint-Étienne-de-Cuines, the D927 is narrow and steep, with its hardest stretch saved for the last few kilometres. The Tour de France has crossed it many times, often as part of a long stage linking several big Alpine passes. Riders who know the climb respect the sting in its tail.
The Rusted style is a printed effect that gives it an aged look, while Clean keeps it bright. This long version comes in Small (20 × 10cm), Medium (28.3 × 10cm), Large (40.5 × 14.1cm) and XL (45.7 × 15.2cm). It is decorative wall art inspired by roadside signs rather than a sign taken from the road, ideal for a pain cave, garage or home office as a metal sign.
For another big day in the mountains, look at the Col de la Croix de Fer D926 Route Sign, Col de la Madeleine D213 Route Sign and Col du Télégraphe D902 Route Sign, or explore our gifts for him.