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[Admin]

Where is your ultimate riding destination?

Tell us where in the world you’d love to ride!
The best mens and best ladies entry will each win a selection of K-Way Cycle Wear.


How to Enter

• Post a photo, video or story in this thread which showcases your ultimate riding destination
  
• Include the category you’d like your entry to complete in: (Mens / Ladies)

​Note: Please respect any terms of use / copyrights on any images or other content posted (generally you're safe if you credit your source, but check before posting).



The Prizes




Competition Rules

• Only one entry per member.
  
• Duplicate destinations are allowed (i.e. you can post content about a place already entered by another member). The most compelling entries will stand a chance - make us want to ride there!
  
• Entries close on Friday, 15 June 2012 at 23h59.
  
• The judges decision is final.
  
• Winners will be asked to submit a short, objective product review within two weeks of receiving their prize.

[ibruegge]

I would love to take part in this cycle challenge to raise awareness and funds to support the Save the Rhino Trust in Namibia. Imagine cycling for 7 days in the remoteness of Northern Namibia's Damaraland! Cycling can't get much better and more purposeful than this. I would gladly wear K-Way gear all the way doing this challenge...
(men's category)

credits: Rhino Africa Safaris

Edited by ibruegge, 05 June 2012 - 09:41 .

[Bennie Dikwiel]

Hogsback

[brendon1989]

Alto de Letras, the longest climb on Earth! Its an 80km monster in Columbia, elevation change of about 3800m. Thats an average gradient of 4%, which may not seem like a lot, but for 80km it must be quite a grind!
An average time for the climb is around 5 hours. This is the ideal place for any decent cyclist to go and test their mettle, I know I would kill for the chance!
For a good blog entry and pictures of the beautiful scenery, check out the following link:
http://theclimbingcy...climb-on-earth/
[Competing in men's category]

[Tankman]

Mine is here, home sweet home!

[Ryan]

Breedtsnek?

[rouxtjie]

Local is lekker Umko Valley...while you are not doing a race so you really have time to take it all in....Jawdropping views...manicured singletrack that rolls DOWNWARDS for 40km and a drop to your left that spikes the adrenaline. Screw whistler I say!

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Edited by rouxtjie, 06 June 2012 - 12:45 .

[VT2jp]

~ Sani2c days 1,2 and 3!!!
~ Second to that would have to be Eselfontein in Ceres or Van Gaalens in   Hartebeespoort. We Live in MTB heaven!!!

[rouxtjie]

Ryan, on 06 June 2012 - 08:16 , said:

Breedtsnek?

Tsek man!

[Trek Fan]

rouxtjie, on 06 June 2012 - 08:19 , said:

Local is lekker Umko Valley...while you are not doing a race so you really have time to take it all in

That taken from Hella Hella?

[rouxtjie]

Trek Fan, on 06 June 2012 - 08:31 , said:

That taken from Hella Hella?

Could be, ye ol google helped me find this pic....didn't have mist on the river which is one snap in my mind that I cannot erase. Jawdropping views...manicured singletrack that rolls DOWNWARDS for 40km and a drop to your left that spikes the adrenaline. Screw whistler I say

Edited by rouxtjie, 06 June 2012 - 08:39 .

[patches]

all keeping it local?!

I'll break from the trend...

here's my dream spot (for now)







Morzine, French Alps

...and I'll get to live the dream in 2 months from now

After that trip... I'll start dreaming of the next place!

EDIT: Oh yes, and I need mens k-way stuff because naked cycling is frowned upon.

Edited by patches, 06 June 2012 - 12:02 .

[Nicola13]

I would LOVE to do the BC Bike race in Columbia, Canada.

http://www.bcbikerace.com/the-journey

Obviously having the right K-Way gear would make it even better!

(Ladies category)

(If i'd known how to post pics and videos on the hub, i would have... ) The links will have to do for now...

[Selous Scout (aka LegTrap)]

The Dolomites in Italy: It’s hard to play favourites with mountain ranges. They’re all stunning in their own special way but if I had to pick just one, the pink, craggy Dolomites in northern Italy would get my vote. Nowhere else compares just for the sheer choice of 2,000+ metre peaks on offer and how better to fuel your climb than with a scoop of gelato or a shot of espresso from the local cafe? All riding here is great but particularly the stunning Seiser Alm, the largest Alpine meadows in all of Italy. How to see it: If you’re feeling flush, base yourself in the posh resort of Cortina d’Ampezzo (camping is an option for those on a budget) and spend every day exploring a new road to the mountains all around. Further west, Bolzano also makes a fine base for climbing the peaks and is right on the magnificent Via Claudia bike path that leads south to Trento.
After looking at many areas that I would love to cycle,the French Alps being one,this one really caught my attention.

[mtbsmurf]

Its not only where you ride but who you ride with.  Even an amble up the Spruit can be a great ride if the company is good.

[sias]

The Passo Stelvio

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