If you want to see how I traveled around South America to do the 9 climbs, check this out where stars and red lines mark the cycling climbs, driving is on roads, and flights are straight lines:
Magnificent views and damn, what a cool climb! I really appreciate you bringing us along on the journey. You've SO got this. JFP as an old friend often says:)
Bike seems ok but I’m taking it in for a checkup today before I take off for more climbs. As far as how I configured things, I’m very happy with it. It’s exactly what I’ll need for the really steep stuff that is upcoming, and it’s very versatile with different road surfaces.
If you want to see how I traveled around South America to do the 9 climbs, check this out where stars and red lines mark the cycling climbs, driving is on roads, and flights are straight lines:
https://yearoftheclimb.travelmap.net/
Hey Alex, it´s great to see you riding again. Thanks for sharing your joy (and pain) with us. All the best for the next 91 climbs
Magnificent views and damn, what a cool climb! I really appreciate you bringing us along on the journey. You've SO got this. JFP as an old friend often says:)
Wow, what a great climb! The scenery is beautiful.
I loved seeing these scenes. This looks so much harder (and scarier) than my paved road climbs. And how cool to ride through waterfalls!
Alex, Totally amazing!!! The video and landscape photos are just beautiful !!. How’s the bike?? Keep climbing🚴♂️
Bike seems ok but I’m taking it in for a checkup today before I take off for more climbs. As far as how I configured things, I’m very happy with it. It’s exactly what I’ll need for the really steep stuff that is upcoming, and it’s very versatile with different road surfaces.
All that, you you still had the wind to describe it to us (as you did it) -- thanks for sharing, Alex!