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The mix of steep climbs and stunning views makes this ride so appealing. It’s a great way to experience the mountains from home.

This ride looks incredible. The scenery is breathtaking, and I love how you can really focus on enjoying the journey rather than just racing through it.

No problem with dogs ?

thank you for not adding music! this is beautiful and amazing!

geen geluid??? No sound???

Bellissimo percorso , complimenti per la fatica e la condivisione

Looks wet. Many mosquitoes?

Great footage! Also use for virtual running for treadmill too. Thanks again.

3 quarti del tragitto fatto in automobile gli ultimi 20 minuti in bicicletta

The video would have been absolutely superb if the weather hadn't been so cloudy. Thanks a lot!

No sound :-(

It's winter again here in Minneapolis so that means it's BTW time! I love your rides overall but much prefer rides through villages vs. just the countryside. Keeps the interest level up!

Tks a lot

So beautiful! Thank you.

Thanks for sharing this stunning video! It's time to start my 🚴 rollers.... ❤

Thanks for all the content! I love this stuff.

need to go to trouble to add music please

Bin mit Zwift hochgefahren. Und dazu dieser ruhige und tolle Film (ich war reichlich langsamer😢) . Einfach gut. Und natürlich Dank dafür.

Great variety and always interesting places. Keep the no frills approach, it is appreciated (no distances, speeds, pace, etc)

scotland the top of gb😊

i put this on through a giant projector screen and sat the bike in front of it worked like a charm :) imagine doing this with a VR headset on

very nice route

Ab Fab ! .. love this. Will be using these Ride The World courses to get me through the Winter here in Pennsylvania... gwt me in shape for the Dirty Dizen ride in Pittsburgh. Thank you !

amazing video, where you mount the camera? I mount it on the handlebar but your look higher than mine

Sadly I live in the U.S. and I'd give anything to live in Norway. Avid bike rider here, riding my bike trainer indoors while watching this and DREAMING.

Sehr schöne sportliche Strecke

Splendid, tks a lot

I live in Aviemore and have done this route 100s of times, great fun :-) Some of those hills are steeper than they look!

With real time sound! Thanks a lot ! 😁👍

Thanx guys...but it makes me sad that you don't want to introduce the “Which route have I already driven” function. If you have made dozens of journeys (or 100+), it becomes very confusing to constantly switch back and forth. There was a suggestion to switch to 'Training Log'. Sorry, far too confusing. Too bad, I probably won't renew my subscription when it expires. I'm not the only one who would like this feature. Zwift, Rouvy & Co. install something like this...

Nice view

Thanks for the Scottish videos. Hope to see you back in the British Isles soon...maybe a trip to the Isle of Man (birthplace of a certain record-holding cyclist!)?

A great ride - thank you! 'Always love the sounds of the real world!

Loving this! I turned it on and the weather looks as cold as it feels here on my own street! Thank you 😅

Great ride - thanks! Your video's make home bound bike exercise a treat to look forward to on cold rainy days. 'Really like the sounds of the road!

Marvellous ride - thanks for posting this and thanks for the real background sounds. It's almost like being there.

Damn e bikes. Get legs.

Cool, I drove it live in August - all 4 ascents. It's doable in one day, all between 8.5 and 18 km

Thank you for posting. You make my morning workouts much better. That you put one up from the Faroes is such a pleasant surprise. I was watching your one from Iceland, thinking how it reminded me of the Faroes.

As someone who is half Faroese and lived there when I was younger it always continues to astound me that people consider it to be a tourist destination now. The years spent living there were cold dark and generally unpleasant. I could count on one hand the amount of days the temperature was above 70 F. Never above 80F. Mostly rainy dark, and cold, although in the summer it really never gets dark. Still is cold though... Barren landscape. One time a storm blew my Dad's Landrover over a guardrail down an embankment....Faroese food is pretty bad as well, unless you love boiled fish and potatoes. Maybe some pilot whale breaks the monotony, although I refused to eat that. The kids there eat dried leg of lamb like candy. It smells terrible. Bring warm clothes if you visit.

Great ride, unparalleled scenery and I also enjoy the silence while imagining the sounds of the bike, the road, the gravel and the country with it's birds, insects, winds and breezes.

Great video - and a little bit like meditation...

I quite enjoy the videos you make Some of these silent ones, do you have them with natural sounds as well? Those are the videos i use more, because they are more immersive

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Thank you so much,absolutely breathtaking ❤😊

Jolly Ranchers❤

looks very similar to Argentina☀️

Boring

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