@@Buzzalong.cyclingu lucky with your youth and beautiful body and pretty face ,energy and commitment for cycling ,BUT PLEASE STOP PROMOTING AND EATING JUNK FOOD
I’ve ride this route once and it’s really incredible. Unfortunately, the route is destroyed by earthquake early this month. It’ll need a couple months for engineering team to fix it and I guess the road surface will not be as good as how it was for this year. So if you want to have an incredible climbing experience, start planning now for May to early October in 2025. The best seasons to do this!🎉
Awesome effort…still to be checked off my bucket list! Here’s a rather pleasant idea: give Hawaii a go! You have Haleakala on Maui and Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea on the Big Island. All are 3,000m+ climbs!
Welcome to Taiwan and glad you had a great ride. Pronunciations: Hualien = Hoo-ahh-lee-en Wuling = Woo-ling It’s always great to see those living outside Taiwan coming here to enjoy our amazing roads, scenery and hospitality. I feel fortunate to live in this amazing country each day - especially those where I’m on my bike climbing our many many epic climbs.
I’d been planning to experience Taiwan KOM climb but didn’t go as plan due to various reason. What a epic experience you had. Enjoy and keep safe all the time.
Your videos are nicely narrated. It looks really steep on the last section above 2500m. What is the easiest gear you have? 34/36? Congratulations on making it to the top in time!
Congratulations great ride! Any idea if you wanted to break the ride into two days is there any hotels between Hualien and the summit perhaps in the Taroko Gorge?….thanks for sharing!
When did you go up there? I went up the day before the earthquake! I started from Hualien. A total of 207km and 4200 vertical meters. Greetings from Berlin!
The doritos are in competition with the haribos. Doritos didn't want to climb above 2500 m. But haribos make cyclists cooked at 3000m. And donuts flatten out in bags. Local pork cakes make sure to get the top of Wuling, don't they ?
Happy for you ever been there when you still got the chance. It's now even impossible to get to the 7-11 where the big climb officially starts in your video. We don't know when this route and scenary can be recovered and open to the public again after the earthquake happened earlier this year. Landslides have destroyed big parts along the route all the way to wuling and killed some people, and I personally believe it may take at least several years from now to fix partial roads, trails, and so on.
No doubt it will take time but have faith in our incredibly engineers and construction workers that the route will be open again in the not too distant future. I had the privilege to ride part of this route the week before the quake. I can’t wait to complete it in full once the road reopens. Thank you to the heroic construction workers and engineers who make Taiwan’s roads so awesome.
87 km all the way up….ehhhhh…..errmmmm….I don’t know….perhaps next time…😂😂😂….with a 30t chainring and 52t cassette..I reckon I can make it..in about 2 weeks give or take..😂
You're lucky to have completed this route before the earthquake. The road to Taroko has been damaged. Thank you for recording its beautiful scenery.
Thank you so much
@@Buzzalong.cyclingu lucky with your youth and beautiful body and pretty face ,energy and commitment for cycling ,BUT PLEASE STOP PROMOTING AND EATING JUNK FOOD
Do you think the KOM challenge on October will push through? I was planning to join this year but then heard the news about the earthquake.
I’ve ride this route once and it’s really incredible.
Unfortunately, the route is destroyed by earthquake early this month.
It’ll need a couple months for engineering team to fix it and I guess the road surface will not be as good as how it was for this year.
So if you want to have an incredible climbing experience, start planning now for May to early October in 2025. The best seasons to do this!🎉
I have been following your adventures for a while. Great to see you made it to Taiwan to ride some of the world's best climbs.
thank you so much :)
Very lucky to do it before the earthquake. I did the KOM in 2018 it was epic! Well done! The last 10km is a absolute killer
thank you :) yes really lucky to see this beautiful place
You are a wonder woman for such an epic climb.
Yeah that was definitely an Amazing Trip you folks had there .. and bloody Hard work ❤
Welcome to Taiwan! I am so glad to watch you challenge the KOM! Wish you did enjoy that.
Awesome effort…still to be checked off my bucket list! Here’s a rather pleasant idea: give Hawaii a go! You have Haleakala on Maui and Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea on the Big Island. All are 3,000m+ climbs!
Welcome to Taiwan and glad you had a great ride.
Pronunciations:
Hualien = Hoo-ahh-lee-en
Wuling = Woo-ling
It’s always great to see those living outside Taiwan coming here to enjoy our amazing roads, scenery and hospitality. I feel fortunate to live in this amazing country each day - especially those where I’m on my bike climbing our many many epic climbs.
Thanks for the tips!
Just incredible!! You guys rock!
Proud & happy for you hermana! Be safe out there!
thank you so much :)
I’d been planning to experience Taiwan KOM climb but didn’t go as plan due to various reason. What a epic experience you had. Enjoy and keep safe all the time.
有人說: 現在不做 以後就會後悔
恭喜你們在403花蓮地震之前，
1月25日完成這一次 ，
成功的KOM 挑戰，😀😀👍👍
因為下一次 不知道多少年後才能夠， 挑戰kom
Good to see you back ❤
Thank you :)
Wow Sherry, amazing!
🙌
Thank you for sharing the scene with us.
it's look easy for you! what a great climber! congrats sherry! ☺
Thank you! 😊
Great climbing great climbers a great climb thank you loved the video
thank you so much :)
Awesome video. This is on my list of climbs I want to do along with Alto de Letras.
As fun to watch as it was to ride with you!
👏Well done! The tour is awesome! 👍
Your def Queen of the mountain
What an achievement bravo
Thank you :)
Highly recommend you to try a 9 days bike trip around the island of Taiwan!!!
thank you for the recommendation :)
ride safe,,,,always
Impressive. You're a machine!
Thanks!
Woow so excited your video 📷 s amazing. Am also cyclist too love from Kerala 🎉
Thanks a ton
That looks like fun!
it was :)
Amazing, lovely scenery, what would you say is your go to snack for long rides (not haribo) 🚲💯👍😍x
Very beautiful area!!!
Simply amazing!
Many thanks!
Great effort!
謝謝妳
Thank you :)
WOW !!
Good job! 👍
thanks :)
You really inspire my channel
Well done 🎉
thanks :)
My wife 😂❤ good luck 😘😂
Come to Colombia. Alto del Sifón then Alto de Letras in Tolima departament. A real hardest challlenge.
Lo tengo en mi lista :)
10,000 feet! You're so macho. I cry if I have to climb more than 2000 feet. What kind of gears were you running?
Fortunately, you went to Hualien before the earthquake.
Your videos are nicely narrated. It looks really steep on the last section above 2500m. What is the easiest gear you have? 34/36? Congratulations on making it to the top in time!
Good evening miss, I don't know your name, but I liked your bike ride. What country is this?
Congratulations great ride! Any idea if you wanted to break the ride into two days is there any hotels between Hualien and the summit perhaps in the Taroko Gorge?….thanks for sharing!
Just 20 days ago, a 7.3 earthquake occurred here. Don’t consider riding on this section in the near future.
@@豎窮三際 okay thank you good to know.
Try Ijen climb in Banyuwangi, Indonesia
nice
🙌
When did you go up there? I went up the day before the earthquake! I started from Hualien. A total of 207km and 4200 vertical meters. Greetings from Berlin!
It was like two months before the earthquake, I was lucky to be able to visit it
Did you go before the earthquake? I thought this road was damaged by the earthquake 😢
the altitude sounds killer, as the video goes on i can hear the riders become winded like they aren't catching their breathe in the little air.
гарна вело форма і місцевість живописна
cool
Wow hellooooo my friends God bless you all and gd mrnng be care fll
The doritos are in competition with the haribos. Doritos didn't want to climb above 2500 m. But haribos make cyclists cooked at 3000m. And donuts flatten out in bags. Local pork cakes make sure to get the top of Wuling, don't they ?
Exactly 🙌
Welcome to Taiwan. Again~ XD
thanks :)
Can you post the strava routes for the other Taiwan video you did? I am going in June.
Yes, the Gpx route is in the Komoot link in the description
@@Buzzalong.cycling Thanks! Got it.
Thank you for sharing video nice view ❤❤❤
I did it as well in 2023 but think Mauna Kea is still harder
thank you :) good tip
Happy for you ever been there when you still got the chance. It's now even impossible to get to the 7-11 where the big climb officially starts in your video. We don't know when this route and scenary can be recovered and open to the public again after the earthquake happened earlier this year. Landslides have destroyed big parts along the route all the way to wuling and killed some people, and I personally believe it may take at least several years from now to fix partial roads, trails, and so on.
So sad… my thought were with you all at the time as we saw news reports and I hope you all are able to recover quickly from the mess 😢
No doubt it will take time but have faith in our incredibly engineers and construction workers that the route will be open again in the not too distant future.
I had the privilege to ride part of this route the week before the quake. I can’t wait to complete it in full once the road reopens.
Thank you to the heroic construction workers and engineers who make Taiwan’s roads so awesome.
the hardest is Doi Ang Khan in Thailand
👍👍🇮🇳🇮🇳❤❤..IND
👍
87 km all the way up….ehhhhh…..errmmmm….I don’t know….perhaps next time…😂😂😂….with a 30t chainring and 52t cassette..I reckon I can make it..in about 2 weeks give or take..😂
what is the shoe u use?
I have the Quoc Gran Tourer Shoes @quocshoes
外國人上武嶺😊😊😊😊😊😊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Beautiful place! Do you have to get shots to travel there?
thanks :) I didn't but had some not long ago before doing Transcontinental rACE
@@Buzzalong.cycling ok thank you
Taiwan is a fully developed country with a world class healthcare system. You’ll be fine!
😎❤️🇹🇼🚴🏽‼️
:)
Very nice ride! Unfortunately no more this climb in a few years due to the recent earthquake....
Yes, that makes very sad, such a beautiful place, I was lucky to be able to go there before
Hey Sherry , try the Batman Loop in the Philippines.
#buzzalongnumber1
thanks :)
Im planning to go there this May but the earthquake ruined the Taroko😢
It take years to recover :(
In the Philippines there is a 163KM 5200M route, they say that it is much harder than this.
very true, indeed.
Keep your upper body quiet, too much movement and out of saddle. Efficiency….
Thanks for the tip
No Haribo in Taiwan? 😆
not many 😂 more donuts than Haribo
She's much prettier when she's not doing that utlra distance stuff
:)
Not even close its on hawaii gravel
Head winds 13 thousand feet
That flapping gilet cost you 10 watts extra but maybe you burned off
some extra fat from your belly. 😜
Eating junk ,promoting rubbish food,while doing sport ,very bad combination on your body and health over years. Very poor of you choices 😢
welcome to Taiwan province of China, enjoy your stay.
yep! Republic of China