So, I’ve decided to enter a 7-day cycling stage race (where you bike multiple courses over several days, like the tour du france) that takes place 18 months from now and I’ve been planning my training for that and my AAS use leading up to it. For the majority of the time I will most likely just run low-dose test and hgh as this combo works well for recovery, is relatively healthy and doesn’t come with a big weight penalty. However, 18 months is a long time my cardio training volume will eventually reach 20 hours a week near the time of the event so I’m thinking of running a bulk now to put on some muscle before I have to really get serious about the cycling training. This will be my fourth cycle and any input would be appreciated. I’m thinking of something like:

300 sust (weeks 1-20)
300 eq (weeks 1-20)
300 npp (weeks 1-10)
5iu HGH

My thinking here is that the first 10 weeks I will bulk and spend most of my training time in the gym. Around week 10 I will drop the npp and begin transitioning to more time on the bike. This is just my initial idea and I am open to criticism. I could also just tun higher doses of eq+test or even run something like 300 sust+300 eq+some test prop for the first 10 and then drop the prop until the end.

Training tor the first 10 weeks will be a modified Arnold Split five days a week. The last ten weeks will be the transition to cycling specific training with upper body a few times a week to preserve strength as much as possible.

Diet will change somewhat depending on the amount of cardio but generally looks something like:
250g protein
500-800g carbs
50g fat
Protein and fat don't change much, I just modulate carbs based on activity level and how my weight is moving.

EDIT: I should have mentioned that I have ran test and eq at this dose for endurance and recovery in the past with good results and normal e2. This will be my first time using npp if I decide to go that route.