Passo del Rombo from Sankt Leonhard in Passeier (Italy) - Indoor Cycling Training

We categorize it as a bucket-list ride because we recommend everybody to do this ride at least once in their life. But why wait? You can do it right now. Try it virtually at your own speed with our training app 'Open Road’ or 'ride-along' on our KZbin channel.
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About Passo del Rombo
The ride up to Passo del Rombo (Timmelsjoch) from the Italian side is a visual masterpiece. This approach much crazier and has more eye-popping scenery compared to the approach from the Austrian side. The road is often carved into the cliff and has many extreme dropoffs. As the road is practically built into the cliff it also has many tunnels. There are a relatively few hair-pins on this ride considering the elevation gain. The ride takes you right up to the border pass between Italy and Austria. It is a long and difficult ride, but who needs to hurry with scenery like that. We categorize it as a bucket-list ride because we recommend everybody to do this ride at least once in their life. This route is part of the annual Ötztaler Cycle Marathon.
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Just add music:
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 recommend adding your favorite music to the ride. It is quite simple. Mute KZbin and open a browser window. Find a site that offers music (Spotify, KZbin, etc…) and pick the music you like, and enjoy the ride... The original sound of the ride has been left out. This is because the natural sound of the surroundings is drowned by noise from passing cars, vibrations from the road, wind, and the rider's breathing.
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[@geoffofarrell6793]

Another fantastic ride - it's cold, grey, windy & raining where I am, and this is SO much more inspiring!

[@kenwynn3871]

I need to go back and do this climb, I descended after Timmelsjock and knew immediately

[@BiketheWorld]

It is an amazing climb :-)

[@azch6424]

Another awesome high quality video. Love it. Thanks so much for this. What's nice is that you've not slowed it down too much, so when playing this you automatically get sucked in and get inspired to go faster! 💚

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks Azhar, glad you liked it. A tip of advice: On KZbin you can adjust the speed in the lower right corner. Or use our app 'Open Road' and go by your cycling speed (You'll need a ANT+ speed sensor, power meter or smart trainer), or adjust the speed manually according to your liking :-)

[@azch6424]

@@BiketheWorld No kidding? Wow, didn't realise that the app can do that. Awesome. Thanks 👍

[@peterreeves493]

In isolation but your vids let me escape for a while thank you.

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks Peter, glad to hear they are helpful to you. Stay strong and healthy :-)

[@MrIzaimon]

Amazing video. Thanks for share.

[@BiketheWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnlee2995]

I watched a lot of videos you uploaded, but this time it was a good one. Thank you for always showing me a good place.

[@BiketheWorld]

No worries John. Glad to show you some awesome rides :-)