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Yessss @hippy is in!!
Welcome :)

https://www.transiberica.cc/roster2019/

This is from TCR, not from Transiberica...
+1500kms vs 950kms
4Cps+4parcourse vs mandatory track
200GBP + Extras vs 120€

Last 19th The Vuelta Ciclista a España 2019 excitingly announces Javalambre Observatory as a new addition to their 5th stage!

Our riders in the Transibérica Ultracycling Race will be climbing to the Javalambre summit (2,020m) to get to CP2, right after the Vuelta!

Check Points info. 2019 will have 8 CPs
1 in France, 5 in Spain, 2 in Portugal.

https://www.transiberica.cc/transiberica-2019/transiberica-2019-checkpoints/

You can see more info on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/transibericaultracycling

Already 30 inthere!

https://www.transiberica.cc/roster2019/

Last days with early registration discount!

@hippy at least you have the route made to follow, you can't complain

The fixed route... aorund 950kms +22.000m, from Llança (mediterranean sea) to Donosti (Athlantic sea)

https://www.transiberica.cc/transpyrenees-2019/transpyrenees-2019-route/

There are already registrations available for the Transpyrenees 2019

29th of June
950kms 22.000m
30 cols

https://www.transiberica.cc/transpyrenees-2019/

Early Registration 01/Nov/2018 – 30/Dic/2018
_Solo category: 120€
_Pair category: 105€

Registration 01/Jan/2019 – 30/Apr/2019
_Solo category: 150€
_Pair category: 135€

http://www.bikepacking.com/event/transpyrenees-2019/

You already can register on Transiberica 2019

1st of September
3.500kms 45.000m (8CPs)

https://www.transiberica.cc/transiberica-2019/

01/Nov/2018 – 30/Dic/2018
_Solo category: 210€
_Pair category: 190€

Registration
01/Jan/2019 – 30/Jun/2019
_Solo category: 240€
_Pair category: 220€

http://www.bikepacking.com/event/transiberica-2019/

Stage 1: 498km 4856m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/181727­4482

Stage 2: 392km 4828m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182006­1983
Stage 3: 407km 2661m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182240­4614
Stage 4: 250km 5042m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182436­4117
Stage 5: 361km 2844m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182642­6002
Stage 6: 327km 3907m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/182889­3531
Stage 7: 211km 2720m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/183147­9992
Stage 8: 312km 4040m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/183357­3928
Stage 9: 700km 7601m climbed https://www.strava.com/activities/183763­586

Some Notes over the facts,

Stage 1, I needed to stopped sonner than I wanted because the havy rains on Pyrenees. So I rest longer, clean and dry my clothes

In Stage 4 I had some sleep issues as I hadn't slept between Stage 2 and 3 trying to cut the differences with Omar an trying to add more pressure on he.

Also having Pico Veleta as a goal to get firstly than Omar I pushed more over the night on the Stage 3.

In stage 7 I had many problems in the knees.
The CP3 Pico La Torre turned out to be very hard with 5 kms above 10% on average, late at night and with a lot of humidity it burst my tendons. The next day I couldn't push so I decided to rest them, covered them and reduce inflammation (ibuprofen and radiosalil)

In stage 8 I still had knee problems us it's impossible to recover while ride but I still had the personal goal to finished in less than 10 days so planned a last long stage riding thought the night to get it.

Inland Galicia was terrible! quite hilly and unexpected warm

For a few quantity I'm sure you can find someone to get the track...
Hahaha

#noexcuses

At least, this year you will have 8 points to connect!
That's much more easy.

The worse navigate area is in Portugal... the rest it's more or less simple, with some diferent options but all goods.

https://www.transiberica.cc/transpyrenees-2019/

That's easier... just following the mandatory track.
950kms and +22.000m climb

That's the most funny thing of these races!
The rest is ride and follow the track.

Some nice views and a lot of pain hahaha

All the info for Transiberica 2019!

https://www.transiberica.cc/transiberica-2019/

Of course!
Let's see what TCR offer us on Pyrenees!

Our route is there, waiting to be riding, hehe

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?hl=es&hl=es&mid=1T8Uv-9nhSc24pnfPARUaaQ85DwkzfBr1&ll=42.63497535373408%2C0.46000500000002376&z=8

one more option:

https://www.transiberica.cc/transpyrenees-2019/

YES! Thanks Samuli...

Let's see what happend, we’ve not yet received an official response from them (enquiring for more info)

We (transiberica.cc) will already have another Ultracycling Race along Pyrenees

We published it one month ago... (29th of september)

Tonight we will publish all the info on our website (we are still working on it)
http://www.transiberica.cc

Anyway the race is been planned for 29th June 2019

More info and photos on Facebook and Instaagram

https://www.facebook.com/transibericabikerace

https://www.instagram.com/transiberica/

Take a seat then and watch dots moving on the screen

https://nonstoptracking.tokitek.com/NonStop/Transiberica18/index.html

Well, it's almost ready...

We are just 8:

#01 Sami Mariskainen (Finland)
#02 Javier Ortiz (Spain)
#03 Mak Humme (Germany)
#04 Clinton Jean Sumner (South Africa)
#05 Josep Tarrés (Spain)
#06 Efrén del Barrio (Spain)
#07 Carlos Mazón (Spain)
#08 Omar di Felice (Italy)

Can you follow the race from the begining next Sunday 2nd at 10pm on the website:
http://www.transiberica.cc

Or here... https://nonstoptracking.tokitek.com/NonStop/Transiberica18/index.html

We are already 25!

https://www.transiberica.cc/roster/

All the time. That's the beauty of them. I just leave my lights on day and night with no thought about charging batteries. Increased visibility, safer and convenient.

Yes, me too for more than 57.000k without switch of the lights! Safety first!
(with the same lights for at least 35.000)

Could you find any dynamo?
I already have one in silver but i could ask to the brand if they have something else.
I sold 3 of them (for disc brakes), and some many for rim brakes... as I'm riding one SV-9 24h and feel good and light.

You can try to get the new SL-9 24h

Anyway it's not too important the weight on the hub, so PL-8 or PD-8 is also a good option.