About Nicola Perilli Teknick
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7,994 km
440:56 h
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickAugust 5, 2025
Starting from Edolo, the climb begins immediately: the ascent is practically continuous from the first few meters. The gradients are regular but not gentle, with a slight respite only shortly before Ponte di Legno, where the road eases up briefly and you can regain some momentum.
From Ponte di Legno onwards
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickJuly 28, 2025
After reaching Kurunegala by train from Batticaloa, I pedaled to Kandy along a main road, well-paved but quite busy, especially in the initial stretches.
The route winds through hills, jungle, and mountains, in a setting typical of the heart of Sri Lanka. The central climb is challenging, especially with
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickJuly 21, 2025
I didn't expect it, but I managed to leave Polonnaruwa thanks to a local mechanic who, with makeshift tools, managed to fix a spoke on the wheel I'd broken the night before. A small miracle that saved the stage.
This route was a truly long one, with very few points of interest along the way. You ride
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickJuly 21, 2025
The transfer stage from Sigiriya to Polonnaruwa, about 60 km, was driven almost entirely on paved roads, by choice, to maintain a good pace and arrive early to visit the archaeological site.
When we talk about a main road in Sri Lanka, we certainly don't mean a highway: trucks, tuk-tuks, tractors, and
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickJuly 19, 2025
Leaving Sigiriya, the goal was to reach two truly fascinating sites off the beaten tourist track: the great Buddha of Avukana and the more hidden Ras Vehera Buddha.
The route was a bit unclear at first: I had some difficulty orienting myself, but once I found the right direction, the ride was a real pleasure
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickJuly 19, 2025
A beautiful ride of about 40 km round trip, from Sigiriya to the archaeological site of the rock-carved Buddhas of Polonnaruwa.
I rode the first part on the main road to get there faster and have time to visit. The asphalt is good, the traffic is manageable, and the route is very easy to ride, with long
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- Nicola Perilli TeknickJuly 17, 2025
The ride from Anuradhapura to Sigiriya was truly a thrilling one. About 80 kilometers of pure discovery, tackled on a long, slow, and steady climb: never steep, but ever-present, almost imperceptible... but every inch was well worth it.
Except for a few stretches on the main road, the route unfolded almost
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Nicola Perilli Teknick and Giovanni Vernia went gravel riding.
September 7, 2025
Partenza e arrivo dal cuore medievale di Massa Marittima per un giro gravel ad anello che unisce sterrati duri e puri, tratti dissestati e tanta natura selvaggia. Non mancano i fastidiosi tafani (compagni di viaggio inevitabili in estate), ma vengono ampiamente ripagati da scorci unici, come la celebre “cipressata” che i locali giurano essere la più lunga di tutta la Toscana. Il percorso alterna momenti scorrevoli a passaggi più tecnici, regalando sempre belle sensazioni gravel. Il rientro è in salita: impegnativo sì, ma sempre pedalabile, chiudendo così un anello completo, avventuroso e godibile.
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35.1km
13.2km/h
490m
470m
Nicola Perilli Teknick and Giovanni Vernia went gravel riding.
September 6, 2025
Un giro gravel che parte dal porto di Scarlino, passa per la strepitosa Cala Violina su sterrati da manuale e prosegue verso Punta Ala. Da lì, dopo una pedalata rilassante sulla nuova ciclabile in costruzione, inizia la sfida vera; una salita spettacolare, sotto il sole cocente con viste che spaziano su tutta la costa toscana. Dall’alto il panorama ripaga la fatica, ma la discesa non è da meno: tratti tecnici, un bel pezzo da affrontare in portage e passaggi che mettono alla prova. Poi il terreno torna più gentile, con una bellissima discesa su una vecchia strada chiusa al traffico (ATTENZIONE ALLA SBARRA A FINE DISCESA!) e un rientro finale su asfalto. Un mix perfetto di avventura, sudore e bellezza. Ricordatevi di pedalare più veloci di zanzare e tafani!!
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44.3km
13.2km/h
900m
560m
Don't do it, go to the beach! 😂 The horseflies will feel lonely but they will survive.
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