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I really enjoyed it, i love the steep stuff. I should have changed my kickr bike gearing from a 40-28 to something a bit more pleasant. I thought the tunnel was super cool. Followed it up by hopping on Mt Grappa and ran out of time near the top. I think it was something like 8000ft of vert, not too bad for a pre work morning, LUV IT

if you like hills, there are several new routes in Madeira that you may enjoy. All are relatively short but with typically elevation of around 1200m or so with the gradients on a few climbs surpassing 20% in places.

did ventoux 8 times in the week leading up to xmas last year - mostly from malaucene (on Rouvy). I remember this route getting a little easier after passing the skoda checkpoint and outdoor restaurant,

that video was playing at real-time speed of pogacar or mvdp if they had an onboard camera on their bike 🤣

VERY GOOD FOR SAFETY RIDE . I DID IN 2021 MANY TIMES . IN JAPAN I MUST GO THROUGH TRAFFIC BUT I LOVE PEDALING . M7 IS RECOMMENDED .❤❤❤

If you ever do a bollard to bollard ride on that path. Pretty sure it's close to 40klm long in one direction. Out and back again, obviously 80klm. So if do that bollard to bollard ride or you just happen to be at the southern end of the path and you're looking for water, there's a soccer field next to the path where you might find a tap or if training or games are on, you could fill up in the toilets or ask one of the coaches or mangers in attendance if they could fill up your water from one of the change rooms or canteen. Failing that, go down the hill on Camden Valley Way to McDonalds or the Servo next door and fill up there or if you're that way inclined, go the other way up Camden Valley way to the Cross Roads hotel and have a soft drink or a brew from the bar or I'm sure a cup of tea or coffee could be found at the bistro and they have free water posts on the bars these days. Apparently something to do with the responsible service of alcohol. I understand all licenced premises have to provide free water to patrons. Might be a good idea for people to mark on Google Maps places along the path where drinking water can be accessed besides that of the M7 water bubbler. To mark drinking water sources on Google Maps. Go to Google maps. Locate the place where potable water/water fountain is and right click the map at that point. A drop down box will appear. Find the option titled, "Add a missing place", and then fill in the blanks as appropriate.

Thanks for reviewing that climb!

I love Rouvy! Good tips.

I live in a flat state, Florida, and joined Rouvy six months ago. I upgraded to a smart trainer and joined Rouvy to prepare for a ride up Mauna Kea in Hawaii I did last month. I enjoy your Rouvy videos. Keep up the great work.

Hi any chance you could share your Strava link? I’m interested in how to get from Parra to Prospect safely

I have done it. its good for warm up or cool down

Im considering attending this exact race so it is great Rouvy offers this route. I can make myself ready for all the hidden challenges.

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Great video excellent sountrack!

i usually ride sunday evenings, starting at middleton grange to the end and back, around 66kms.. usually come across a few kangaroos and wallabies.

Thanks for the video, nice job. I really like Rouvy app for the possibility to ride real-life routes and have the feeling of being outside when stuck indoors for the winter time.

Your previous videos of gravel riding in Dharawal National Park / Darkes Forest proved to be great a great reference resource for me to plan my own rides in the area. I look forward to your content and reviews, especially of the gravel variety.

Where is the traffic? Doesn't anyone live in Australia?

Emily, I love your haircut! And do I detect the tiniest bit of any accent creeping in? You are both looking great!

i was on the track there today around 2

do you have a strava route?