Col d'Aubisque - the western approach from Beost (France) - Indoor Cycling Training скачать в хорошем качестве

Col d'Aubisque - the western approach from Beost (France) - Indoor Cycling Training

Take your indoor cycling to the next level and bike the world at your own speed: Dive into an immersive indoor cycling experience with our training app ’Open Road’ for PC. The app lets you take control of the speed of our cycling videos and provides a much better indoor cycling experience than with YouTube. It is compatible with all ANT+ cycling devices including smart trainers, power meters and speed sensors. Athletes with spinning and exercise bikes without ANT+ compatibility can control the speed manually and enjoy riding with all the important cycling data displayed during the training session. Learn more about our training app 'Open Road' and sign up for your free ride on our website: http://bikethe.world About Col d'Aubisque - the Western Approach from Beost Legendary Col d'Aubisque is always a pleasure to ride. Luckily there are several approaches to the epic 'col'. On this ride, we take the western approach. This approach is harder than any of the other approaches. The ride starts outside a small town called Beost. From here we ride along a beautiful backroad and work our way up to the town of 'good water' (Eaux-Bonnes). After Eaux-Bonnes we have a long and beautiful approach towards Gourette, a ski resort nestled among several 2500m peaks. Due to a landslide, the next section would have been impassable a few weeks before. But luckily the Tour de France peloton would arrive in a few days, so the road was repaired in no time so the peloton could follow their original route. Having passed Gourette you’ll start to have extraordinary views of the Pyrenees. You are entering the high mountains now. This is the territory of sheep, big birds, and highly addictive mountain scenery. If you look closely you will see you are followed by a bearded vulture on your way up to epic Col d'Aubisque. The slope is stable around 8-9 percent. Once you see three huge bikes on your right, you know you are almost there. As you get to the top, you step into one of the world's epicenters of cycling history. Facebook: Do you like our cycling videos? Then learn more about new rides, our training app 'Open Road', and other cycling related activities by give us a ‘like’ or 'follow' on Facebook:   / biketheworldvideos   Strava: Join our global cycling community and get kudos from fellow cyclists that like to bike the world:   / strava   Adding music to the ride: Most cyclists would agree that the ride to Col du Tourmalet is awesome. But when it comes to music opinions are very mixed. This is why we do not add music to our rides. We simply do not want to spoil your ride with music you do not like. But it is quite simple to add it yourself. Open an extra browser tab. Find a site that offers music (Spotify, YouTube, etc…) and pick the music you like and enjoy the ride...