बहुत अच्छी विडीओ है सर सर हम शिमला से राईड शुरू करना चाहते है काजा चितकुल स्पिती आते हुए मनाली तक राईड करना चाहते है हमे सड़को और क्या क्या समान लेकर जाए कुप्या बताऐ🙏🏽🙏🏽
No … better to carry 2 tubes and a folding tire. It will do. Puncture is easy to handle. Tire burst is the main problem. Foldable tires most recommended.
My question is- why did you guys not fix the cycle in Kaza and do the sightseeing on the cycles instead of bikes? I am sure they have good MTB shops there
We were all riding BTWIN mtbs. All of them rockriders. Very important to have suspensions. It will help for you and your bike. Carry as little as possible. You need spares for your bike priority number 1. after your supplements such as energy bar, fasten up etc. finally very important to have rain wear and warm wear.
Ofcourse you should have a primer of long distance cycling. And you should be able to cycle 50 Km climbs on good roads. You should have knowledge about fixing gears, chains, punctures, not to mention you should carry the tools with you always. Only then you should think about trying. ON mountains its a different ball game. You can cycle from Delhi to Mumbai. But that's on plain road. Once you start cycling in mountains air is thin. You will be tired very easily. So you should be at the peak of your fitness when you try high mountain long distance cycling. Also one thing to consider is your own weight. If you are body builder loose some weight. If you are fat loose some weight. Ideally you should be lean with strong muscles. Look at any long distance cyclists - they are thin built.
Just be a regular rider. Commute to work, go on weekend rides etc. When you plan for such a ride just 2 month before start pushing your self little more. Do minimum 2 100km rides and challenge your timing in the 2 months. Try one or 2 hills where you can practice climbing. Know your limits and plan your journey. On flats you can avg 50kms a day easily with stops and picture sessions etc. On mountains like Manish said the air is thin you will feel breathless easily and plan a leisure 15kms a day. when you have pure climbs. If you are coming down you could do 30-40kms maximum. Plan the journey such that you enjoy every stop and night. Don't rush to just reach the destination but stop when ever and where ever you feel like to soak in the nature.
Fabulous 👌
Nice
so much information brother, ham bhi 10 people hain Hisar & Jind Haryana se, abhi 10 September ka banaya hai plan. Manali to Spiti jane ka cycle se
Bhai kitne din lge te apko Manali se spiti cycle trip k lie isme apne leh bhi cover kia tha?
hello cycle konshi leni sahiye
बहुत अच्छी विडीओ है सर सर हम शिमला से राईड शुरू करना चाहते है काजा चितकुल स्पिती आते हुए मनाली तक राईड करना चाहते है हमे सड़को और क्या क्या समान लेकर जाए कुप्या बताऐ🙏🏽🙏🏽
Muje bhi ladakh jana hai
Nice adventurous trip
Thanks for this superb video. We are planning a trip from Manali to Leh , by end July. Please do tell how you guys came back after the tyre burst.
We can put the bike on the bus / tempo on the way back
Damn nice 👍❤ proud of you 😊
Do you use anti penture liquid sealant for tyre .??
No … better to carry 2 tubes and a folding tire. It will do. Puncture is easy to handle. Tire burst is the main problem. Foldable tires most recommended.
How much does it cost from Kaza to Manali return in those Traveller Vans when you pack your cycle? (For 1 person)
Which month you had travelled?
Planning for any trip this year ?
My question is- why did you guys not fix the cycle in Kaza and do the sightseeing on the cycles instead of bikes? I am sure they have good MTB shops there
Couldn’t get the tire
Extremely U Guy's did it Superb...! Which Cycles u guys were Riding.. wat things needed to carry for such altitude Ride...?
We were all riding BTWIN mtbs. All of them rockriders. Very important to have suspensions. It will help for you and your bike. Carry as little as possible. You need spares for your bike priority number 1. after your supplements such as energy bar, fasten up etc. finally very important to have rain wear and warm wear.
Its a pity your descent only captured your handlebars...
Thats true ... regret it even now and might do the ride again just to get it right.
Awesome video!
bhaiya kya mujhe koe permit ki jarurat hey cycling ke liye?
no
Was this trip sponsored by decathlon?
Nope. We are team Decathlon who decided to do this trip together with our own investments.
Awesome video. Beautifully made. 👌👌
Thanks a lot 😊 Stanley
Dude this is amazing. What did you do to prepare for such a long journey? Have you cycled long distances before?
Ofcourse you should have a primer of long distance cycling. And you should be able to cycle 50 Km climbs on good roads. You should have knowledge about fixing gears, chains, punctures, not to mention you should carry the tools with you always.
Only then you should think about trying.
ON mountains its a different ball game. You can cycle from Delhi to Mumbai. But that's on plain road. Once you start cycling in mountains air is thin. You will be tired very easily. So you should be at the peak of your fitness when you try high mountain long distance cycling.
Also one thing to consider is your own weight. If you are body builder loose some weight. If you are fat loose some weight. Ideally you should be lean with strong muscles. Look at any long distance cyclists - they are thin built.
@@ManishSingh-xo1fb ok cool. Yes I've done 80 to 100 km rides. But nothing too long. Will keep practicing.
Just be a regular rider. Commute to work, go on weekend rides etc. When you plan for such a ride just 2 month before start pushing your self little more. Do minimum 2 100km rides and challenge your timing in the 2 months. Try one or 2 hills where you can practice climbing. Know your limits and plan your journey. On flats you can avg 50kms a day easily with stops and picture sessions etc. On mountains like Manish said the air is thin you will feel breathless easily and plan a leisure 15kms a day. when you have pure climbs. If you are coming down you could do 30-40kms maximum. Plan the journey such that you enjoy every stop and night. Don't rush to just reach the destination but stop when ever and where ever you feel like to soak in the nature.
@@deepakdunks awesome. Thanks for the replies. I practice few times a week now