Mythos Ebike

Hello everyone,

Now that my bike is repaired, we wanted to do the Holy Hansen loop again, including the Aigen and Montani Trails. Last time, we had to go back the bike path because I damaged my rear derailleur. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't quite as nice as before, so you'll find the pictures on this

So, my dears,

We're happy. So far, contrary to the weather forecast, we've had zero raindrops and are back on the road towards Tarscher Alm today. Everything is passable here, but at the very top, you'll have to skip the first short section of the Barbarossa Trail; there's too much snow in one bend. There

Hi everyone,

Today we wanted to take the Morter-Leger climb over the Holy Connection to the Holy Hansen Trail and then back via the Aigen Trail. Unfortunately, I tore up my derailleur on the Holy, so we took the bike path home. Still, it was a great ride, and the climb is simply the best up to Holy Hansen

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Easter is always a bit of a problem in Latsch. Processionary caterpillars are roaming around on Sunny Benny, and I always react with a rash. So we tried to head for the north side. The question is, how high is the snow line? We tried to ride up to the Tarscher Alm via the Latscher Alm. Just

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Our most challenging tour with one battery (me with 750 and Micha with 630) was definitely this one. We didn't ride all the way to the top of the Morterer-Leger climb, but instead took the forest road towards Haslhof a little earlier. You then come out a little lower and have to ride all

Hi everyone,

Our first tour of our Easter holiday in beautiful Vinschgau started from Goldrain up to the Flipsi Trails (formerly the Propain Trail). Since the weather wasn't that sunny yet, unfortunately, there aren't many photos. However, you can find plenty of photos in my other tours in the Vinschgau

What a beautiful final tour that was. With the Guest Card Plus we took the Motta Naluns cable car up. From there you pedal a little way up until you reach the Santiago Trail on the right. This is great, especially with the eMTB, as it keeps going uphill, especially at the beginning. You will also meet

What a mega tour. Even if it was brutally exhausting and the climb to the summit is not exactly easy with the eMTB. Here, too, we first went up with the Motta Naluns cable car for free with the Guest Card Plus. We keep to the left on the steep forest path uphill. At some point it goes steeply uphill

Our first tour in Scuol starts comfortably - and free of charge thanks to the Guest Card Plus - in the Motta Naluns gondola. It takes us up to 2146 m above sea level and we start pedaling towards Chamanna Naluns. At the first intersection before the reservoir, we turn right uphill on a winding single

What a mega round that was. But we would have liked to have had more time. Unfortunately our son was home alone, so we had to really step on the gas. From Bellwald it was an exciting and challenging ride down to Fiesch. From there we took the train up to Fiescheralp with a single ticket. Unfortunately