MOST UNDERRATED CYCLING DESTINATION YOU NEVER HEARD OF...| Antalya Turkey Cycling Guide

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0:00- Intro
0:57- Weather in Antalya
2:22- Cycling in Antalya Overview
6:11- Cycling Routes & Training
8:18- Food, Restaurants & Cafes
9:13- Everyday Beaut
9:39- Road Laws & Cycling
10:36- Tour Of Antalya UCI Race
11:37- Antalya Coast Bike Lane
12:40- Road Surface Quality
13:28- Antalya Bike Shops
14:23- Leisure Activities to do
15:58- Best of Both Worlds
17:00- Why Turkey instead of Europe?
18:06- Mindset change from Europe!
19:15- Cons of Antalya, Turkey
20:25- Last Thoughts
20:51- Outro
6:26- Outro

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25 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@alexseven8039 5 месяцев назад

literally 2 main points matched up: living in a paradise + cycling amongst it)

@brohoodzone Год назад

It must be such a dream riding out there 🙀!

@dylonsmith879 5 месяцев назад

Great Video! We are heading to there in a couple weeks. Thanks for the cycling information! Definitely going to be putting in some K and dying on those climbs 😂

@mbozar7572 Год назад

Defo will check it out, I was always thinking of Mallorca for my next trip but this looks nice!

@Pedaler Год назад

100% worth checking out!

@SamiAlGazawi 5 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@soundZ Год назад

Hello from Hamurg, Germany! I can totally agree. Turkey is one of my favourite countries for cycling. The Turks are super friendly, traffic is respectful. The roads are mostly good and wide (although there is also very, very rough asphalt!). I have been to Turkey a total of 5 times by bike. The last time was in September 2021 with two friends (Izmit-Antalya-Edgirdir-Antalya-Izmir, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I3WVlPTUx9w.html). It was always great and I will definitely be back.

@EzraHill Год назад

Hey, thanks for the informative video. I’m travelling to Kemer this weekend and would like to know if you know of any stores that hire/rent road bikes? I would to explore the area and do some of those climbs.

@kvmev1 Год назад

💯💯

@GrahamGreen-hq4yh 8 месяцев назад

Hi👋 I’m coming from England in may next year for a family holiday but I want to get a few rides in. is there a place to hire a good road bike? I can bring mine but I’d rather hire if possible. I’m looking to do a few of the bigger ascents as well as a few flatter routes. Thanks for posting this video, it’s given me great info 👍

@zaahierstanley955 Год назад

Looks interesting... easy getting in and out ? Options for a 2 weeks of cycling on budget

@andywhiteusa Год назад

Hi great video. I’m visiting Antalya in July what’s the bike rental market like is it it best to pay to bring my own??

@ManyThingsYT Год назад

I got an honest question for you. I've been subscribed to you since last year and have watched all your videos related to weight loss with cycling and I wanted to know, is all of your exercise strictly cardiovascular exercise (mostly if not all cycling), or do you incorporate gym sessions in your training?

@Pedaler Год назад

Yes 99.9% cardiovascular exercise. I would only incorporate gym sessions for injury prevention.

@yohanesjo1012 Год назад

What map are you using? It has the gradient info there

@pmcmpc Год назад

Coming from someone else who lives in TR ... the quality of the road surfaces is appalling, dangerous dogs are everywhere, driving is bad. Dangerous road furniture is everywhere. Almost all bike lanes (there are very few outside of Istanbul) are more dangerous than the roads. Worst of all most bike parts are pretty much unobtainium and must be imported ... but you need a customs broker for anything of value over €150, their fees plus grossly inflated VAT (up to 48%) mean it's very difficult and expensive. Domestic cycling market (non foreigners) has suffered massively due to all this and the gigantic depreciation in TL. There's some amazing scenery and good climate, but cycling is difficult and pretty much on life support now in TR.