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Just for your interest.
The inscriptions for 2023 are already open!
https://www.transiberica.club/basajaun/And here is the film from the inaugural edition of Basajaun:
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Because it is a 'nice' climbs chaining.
It forces to take the first climb from a 'different' environment (some riders did gravel route to save a few kilometers) and ends in Segovia (a nice medieval city)
It is a tribute to the mountains of Madrid, the riders will be able to offer you a better opinion/answer
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Looks like Ana is coming back to the bicycle... and recovering the strength in his legs.
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it's between both, that's why in the teaser we used both.
There are good roads, smooth pads, but also there are some rocky areas (into the forest), so there are better in a MTB or 45mm tires.If you are looking to race it, it's better a Gravel Bike, if you want to enjoy an be comfy, maybe a rigid MTB is better.
I did all almost 2 times with panniers and 650x47 tires without problems.
In a couple of fast areas, I needed to go carefully, but also because i been with a camera and a lot of stuff. hehe -
what about e-bike? it's something that a day will be possible. I'm seriously thinking to allow them to race, maybe in another classification, like PAIR-SOLO and E-BIKE.
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Transiberica is organizing a new gravel race in the north of Spain
Basajaun is ‘the Lord of the Forest’. A mythological guardian of the most virgin and remote forests in Basque Country. Protector of the flocks. Share history with other mythological characters from other cultures such as ogres, trolls, and yet.
The name was chosen because it keeps the essence of this route, combining the values of ‘the protector’ of the environment with the aridest lands a few kilometers from it.
You can watch a teaser:
Vitoria 30/July/2022
760km and +15,000m.Registrations are already open:
The website changes into: http://www.transiberica.club
And a new IG: @transiberica_clubhttps://www.transiberica.club/basajaun/?lang=en
See you in Vitoria!
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A couple of gravel sections... let's see how they are after winter.
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Badlands 2020 Film
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300 riders... sorry, we are trying to grow some more riders in but it's not easy, not for 2021.
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Registrations re-open again!!
New dates:
Transpyrenees: 22 / Agoust (1.000k +25.000m)
Badlands:6 /September (700k +15.000m)
Transiberica: 20 / September (2.800k)Wellcome to my country!!!
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Transpyrenees 2019 - Documentary
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Yes, that's not official yet, but it could seen at guideline
I need to confirm some of sections, but the main route could be similar to this.Treat this like confidential information... you shouldn't have it yet! haha.
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it's more road/gravel than mountain bike...
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I think the chain need some more links...
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Anyway, Transiberica 2020 is on the table!
https://www.transiberica.cc/transiberica/
2.800k +45.000m
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First Gravel race of Transiberica.cc for 24th of May
700k +15.000m
3 deserts
a bit of coast
Veleta pass +3.212m
south of SpainMore info:
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Gravel... for Badlands, maybe? hihihi
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shall you take two o more pics to select diferent expositions and correct the house lights for example.
Great photo anyway
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The special offer is just for today...
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Love is in the air!
Promo for todayTransibérica 2019 and Transpyrenees 2019 discount for pairs and solo (because your true love is your bike)
Registration is still open.
Come with us!Transiberica.cc
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Let me see, I'll need to find more than one box, hehehe
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The buses are limited to 3 bikes not limit room for them If you have it in a cardboard box or a plastic bag it's enough (but normally they charge for 10€ for the bike).
If not you have the train, it's free for the bike and has cheaper tickets (4€ instead of 10-15€) but takes 2h45min.The buses takes around 1h 1h15min
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Already 51 racers on the start line!!
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Well done! hahah
Do yoy want just one?
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Yes, I do, and I died!
It's a double suspension or well-doted MTB.
I just bought an OIZ double suspension bike, but 490€ for a SOLO entry and similar or same track, made me think twice.