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    ReferenceRoutes & Maps

    Route Maps & Details for Zwift’s Makuri Islands World

    Eric Schlange
    By Eric Schlange
    May 19, 2021
    104

    This page includes basic details for all routes on Zwift’s Makuri Islands world. For additional route details, click the corresponding link to be taken to that route’s detail page.

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    Castle to Castle

    Animated “Castle to Castle” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks
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    Released in Zwift’s January 2022 update, Castle to Castle draws its name from the two castles you’ll pass along the way – first the castle area in Yumezi, then the imperial palace in the Neokyo’s Castle Park.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 22.4 km (13.9 miles)
    Elevation:
    139 m (456‘)
    Lead-In: 0.8 km (0.5 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 460 XP

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    Released in Zwift’s January 2022 update, Castle to Castle draws its name from the two castles you’ll pass along the way – first the castle area in Yumezi, then the imperial palace in the Neokyo’s Castle Park.

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    Chain Chomper

    Animated “Chain Chomper” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Chain Chomper is one of the tougher routes on this map. It takes you up the Castle and Temple KOMs in back-to-back fashion, then you descend to finish at the Country Sprint.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 13.6 km (8.5 miles)
    Elevation:
    184 m (604‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 270 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Chain Chomper is one of the tougher routes on this map. It takes you up the Castle and Temple KOMs in back-to-back fashion, then you descend to finish at the Country Sprint.

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    Chasing the Sun

    Animated “Chasing the Sun” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Released in Zwift’s February 2022 update, Chasing the Sun is the longest route on Makuri Islands. With contrasting portions based in Neokyo and Yumezi, it includes three sprint segments and two climbs, only one of which is a timed segment.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 35.1 km (21.8 miles)
    Elevation:
    279 m (915‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 690 XP

    Released in Zwift’s February 2022 update, Chasing the Sun is the longest route on Makuri Islands. With contrasting portions based in Neokyo and Yumezi, it includes three sprint segments and two climbs, only one of which is a timed segment.

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    Countryside Tour

    Animated “Countryside Tour” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Countryside Tour is sort of a reverse Chain Chomper with some extra flat road at the beginning.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 15.8 km (9.8 miles)
    Elevation:
    185 m (607‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 310 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Countryside Tour is sort of a reverse Chain Chomper with some extra flat road at the beginning.

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    Electric Loop

    Animated “Electric Loop” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Released in Zwift’s February 2022 update, Electric Loop is a flat, short circuit similar to Twilight Harbor, but in the opposite direction.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 8.9 km (5.5 miles)
    Elevation:
    29 m (95‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 170 XP

    Released in Zwift’s February 2022 update, Electric Loop is a flat, short circuit similar to Twilight Harbor, but in the opposite direction.

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    Farmland Loop

    Animated “Farmland Loop” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Launched in Zwift’s August 2021 update, Farmland Loop is the second-flattest route on the Makuri Islands map at the time of its launch. 

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    Route Basics

    Length: 7.8 km (4.8 miles)
    Elevation:
    57 m (187‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 155 XP

    Launched in Zwift’s August 2021 update, Farmland Loop is the second-flattest route on the Makuri Islands map at the time of its launch. 

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    Flatland Loop

    Animated “Flatland Loop” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Flatland Loop contains a few more lumps and bumps than the name implies – in fact, it’s not even the flattest route on the Yumezi map (that distinction goes to Two Village Loop)! But it does manage to skip the KOMs.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 13.0 km (8.1 miles)
    Elevation:
    99 m (325‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 260 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Flatland Loop contains a few more lumps and bumps than the name implies – in fact, it’s not even the flattest route on the Yumezi map (that distinction goes to Two Village Loop)! But it does manage to skip the KOMs.

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    Kappa Quest

    Animated “Kappa Quest” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Kappa Quest is named after the amphibious yōkai demon/imp found in Japanese folklore. Keep your eyes open – perhaps you’ll see one?

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    Route Basics

    Length: 9 km (5.6 miles)
    Elevation:
    139 m (456‘)
    Lead-In: 3.3 km (2.1 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 180 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Kappa Quest is named after the amphibious yōkai demon/imp found in Japanese folklore. Keep your eyes open – perhaps you’ll see one?

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    Kappa Quest Reverse

    Animated “Kappa Quest Reverse” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced two months after Yumezi’s launch, Kappa Quest Reverse is simply the reverse version of Kappa Quest. 

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    Route Basics

    Length: 14.2 km (8.8 miles)
    Elevation:
    131 m (430‘)
    Lead-In: 5.1 km (3.2 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 180 XP

    Introduced two months after Yumezi’s launch, Kappa Quest Reverse is simply the reverse version of Kappa Quest. 

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    Neokyo All-Nighter

    Animated “Neokyo All-Nighter” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neokyo All-Nighter is the longest “Neokyo-only” route upon its release. At nearly 25km in length, this route covers nearly every bit of road in Neokyo, including 4 sprint segments and the Rooftop KOM.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 24.3 km (15.1 miles)
    Elevation:
    167 m (548‘)
    Lead-In: .3 km (0.2 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 485 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neokyo All-Nighter is the longest “Neokyo-only” route upon its release. At nearly 25km in length, this route covers nearly every bit of road in Neokyo, including 4 sprint segments and the Rooftop KOM.

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    Neokyo Crit Course

    Animated “Neokyo Crit Course” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Released unannounced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neokyo Crit Course is an event-only route which would have slipped under the radar except that its route badge appears in game.

    That’s right – a route badge for an event-only route! Is this a sign of things to come? Will Zwift create route badges for other event-only routes? We hope so.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 3.9 km (2.4 miles)
    Elevation:
    15 m (49‘)
    Lead-In: .7 km (0.4 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: Event Only

    Achievement Badge: 90 XP

    Released unannounced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neokyo Crit Course is an event-only route which would have slipped under the radar except that its route badge appears in game.

    That’s right – a route badge for an event-only route! Is this a sign of things to come? Will Zwift create route badges for other event-only routes? We hope so.

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    Neon Flats

    Animated “Neon Flats” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neon Flats is one of the flattest Neokyo routes around. (Oddly enough, it’s not the flattest – that award goes to Sleepless City.) This is a great route if you’re looking for something flat and fast, with sprint segments to contest. 

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    Route Basics

    Length: 14.7 km (9.1 miles)
    Elevation:
    72 m (236‘)
    Lead-In: .3 km (0.2 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 290 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neon Flats is one of the flattest Neokyo routes around. (Oddly enough, it’s not the flattest – that award goes to Sleepless City.) This is a great route if you’re looking for something flat and fast, with sprint segments to contest. 

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    Railways and Rooftops

    Animated “Railways and Rooftops” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Railways and Rooftops is almost the pitchiest route in Neokyo, climbing 70 meters over its 6.2km length. Along the way it takes you over the Railway Sprint then up the backside of the Rooftop KOM which (strangely) is not currently a timed segment.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 6.2 km (3.9 miles)
    Elevation:
    70 m (230‘)
    Lead-In: 2.2 km (1.4 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 120 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Railways and Rooftops is almost the pitchiest route in Neokyo, climbing 70 meters over its 6.2km length. Along the way it takes you over the Railway Sprint then up the backside of the Rooftop KOM which (strangely) is not currently a timed segment.

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    Rooftop Rendezvous

    Animated “Rooftop Rendezvous” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Rooftop Rendezvous is Neokyo’s climbiest route. It’s a circuit that simply takes you up the Rooftop KOM then down, climbing 56 meters in each 3.7km lap.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 3.7 km (2.3 miles)
    Elevation:
    56 m (184‘)
    Lead-In: 2.9 km (1.8 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 74 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Rooftop Rendezvous is Neokyo’s climbiest route. It’s a circuit that simply takes you up the Rooftop KOM then down, climbing 56 meters in each 3.7km lap.

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    Sea to Tree

    Animated “Sea to Tree” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Sea to Tree is a short, one-way route up the Temple KOM from the Fishing Village side. You begin at the “sea” on the island before the Fishing Village, and end at the giant mythical tree atop the KOM.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 3.2 km (2.0 miles)
    Elevation:
    107 m (351‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 65 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Sea to Tree is a short, one-way route up the Temple KOM from the Fishing Village side. You begin at the “sea” on the island before the Fishing Village, and end at the giant mythical tree atop the KOM.

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    Sleepless City

    Animated “Sleepless City” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Sleepless City is the flattest route in Neokyo.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 9.6 km (6.0 miles)
    Elevation:
    42 m (138‘)
    Lead-In: .1 km (0.1 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 185 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Sleepless City is the flattest route in Neokyo.

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    Spirit Forest

    Animated “Spirit Forest” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Spirit Forest is a figure 8 route that keeps you in the Temple KOM area, without actually completing any KOMs!

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    Route Basics

    Length: 8.4 km (5.2 miles)
    Elevation:
    134 m (440‘)
    Lead-In: 4 km (2.5 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 170 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Spirit Forest is a figure 8 route that keeps you in the Temple KOM area, without actually completing any KOMs!

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    Sprinter's Playground

    Animated “Sprinter’s Playground” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Sprinter’s Playground lives up to its name, taking riders over all four Neokyo sprint sections in one short, fairly flat lap.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 12.3 km (7.6 miles)
    Elevation:
    67 m (220‘)
    Lead-In: .3 km (0.2 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 245 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Sprinter’s Playground lives up to its name, taking riders over all four Neokyo sprint sections in one short, fairly flat lap.

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    Suki's Playground

    Animated “Suki’s Playground” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
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    Introduced two months after Yumezi’s launch, Suki’s Playground is a rather flat figure 8 named in memory of Zwift Senior Game Designer Richard Yeh’s dog Suki, who passed while Richard was developing routes for the Yumezi map.  

    “I adopted Suki when she was only 11 weeks old, and we had a wonderful 11 years together,” says Richard. “She passed away suddenly last September, but her spirit is always still with me. She loved to run and do zoomies when she got excited. The route was initially called ‘Zoomies for Suki’, but we changed it to ‘Suki’s Playground.’”

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    Route Basics

    Length: 18.5 km (11.5 miles)
    Elevation:
    150 m (492‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 365 XP

    Introduced two months after Yumezi’s launch, Suki’s Playground is a rather flat figure 8 named in memory of Zwift Senior Game Designer Richard Yeh’s dog Suki, who passed while Richard was developing routes for the Yumezi map.  

    “I adopted Suki when she was only 11 weeks old, and we had a wonderful 11 years together,” says Richard. “She passed away suddenly last September, but her spirit is always still with me. She loved to run and do zoomies when she got excited. The route was initially called ‘Zoomies for Suki’, but we changed it to ‘Suki’s Playground.’”

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    Temples and Towers

    Animated “Temples and Towers” Route Details (Makuri Islands) Map
    Animated map provided by ZwiftHacks

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Temples and Towers is the biggest Makuri Islands route, both in elevation and distance. It takes you up all three KOMs: Rooftop, Castle, and Temple.

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    Route Basics

    Length: 32.6 km (20.3 miles)
    Elevation:
    280 m (919‘)
    Lead-In: .8 km (0.5 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 650 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Temples and Towers is the biggest Makuri Islands route, both in elevation and distance. It takes you up all three KOMs: Rooftop, Castle, and Temple.

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    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Three Village Loop takes you on the shortest possible route between the three villages of the Yumezi map: the Castle, Fishing Village, and Village Onsen.

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    Elevation:
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    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 210 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Three Village Loop takes you on the shortest possible route between the three villages of the Yumezi map: the Castle, Fishing Village, and Village Onsen.

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    Released in Zwift’s January 2022 update, Twilight Harbor is a short circuit with two sprint segments, making it perfect for flat crit-style racing.

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    Length: 6.9 km (4.3 miles)
    Elevation:
    33 m (108‘)
    Lead-In: 0.2 km (0.1 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 135 XP

    Released in Zwift’s January 2022 update, Twilight Harbor is a short circuit with two sprint segments, making it perfect for flat crit-style racing.

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    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Two Village Loop is actually the flattest route on the map. It takes you to the Castle and Village Onsen. Along the way, you’ll ride some short bits of road that aren’t covered by any other Yumezi route. Enjoy!

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    Length: 12.8 km (8.0 miles)
    Elevation:
    88 m (289‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 255 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s May 2021 Yumezi launch, Two Village Loop is actually the flattest route on the map. It takes you to the Castle and Village Onsen. Along the way, you’ll ride some short bits of road that aren’t covered by any other Yumezi route. Enjoy!

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    Launched in Zwift’s August 2021 update, Valley to Mountaintop is sort of the sister route of “Sea to Tree“. Both start near the Village Onsen start pens, but they each attack the Temple KOM from a different side.

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    Length: 5 km (3.1 miles)
    Elevation:
    130 m (427‘)
    Lead-In: 0 km ( miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 100 XP

    Launched in Zwift’s August 2021 update, Valley to Mountaintop is sort of the sister route of “Sea to Tree“. Both start near the Village Onsen start pens, but they each attack the Temple KOM from a different side.

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    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Wandering Flats is one of the longest Makuri Islands routes, and fairly flat, as the name implies.

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    Length: 25.1 km (15.6 miles)
    Elevation:
    145 m (476‘)
    Lead-In: .1 km (0.1 miles)
    Map: Makuri Islands

    Restriction: none

    Achievement Badge: 515 XP

    Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Wandering Flats is one of the longest Makuri Islands routes, and fairly flat, as the name implies.

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      Eric Schlange
      Eric Schlangehttp://www.zwiftinsider.com
      Eric runs Zwift Insider in his spare time when he isn't on the bike or managing various business interests. He lives in Northern California with his beautiful wife, two kids and dog. Follow on Strava

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      MHolden
      MHolden(@holdenadventures)
      1 year ago

      This is AWESOME!!! Can’t wait!!! whoohoo!!!

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      Carlos Munoz
      Super Member
      Carlos Munoz(@munoz_carlos)
      1 year ago

      Exactly. Is it beautifull, yes. Is it fancy, yes. Is it a hype fue to the olympics?, hell yeah. Was it needed?, mmmm I don’t think so. Is it, imo, any of those roads interesting?, nope :-(. None of those routes is longer than 15km and/or +200 🙁

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      Tim
      Tim
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Carlos Munoz

      What do you mean by interesting? What would make for some new interesting roads? Have any additional roads added to zwift in the past been interesting for you?

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      Carlos Munoz
      Super Member
      Carlos Munoz(@munoz_carlos)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tim

      Interesting means diversity in those terms. When they added France it was interesting as they have many diff posibilities when in this time, it looks all kinda the same.

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      Tim
      Tim
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Carlos Munoz

      Hmm, I’m still not understanding what you mean. Makuri seems to have many different kinds of settings, France seems like it has two: country side and town.

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      david
      david
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Carlos Munoz

      I find this way more interesting than France, its a great starting point for further expansion too

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      Ben Palmer
      Ben Palmer
      1 year ago
      Reply to  david

      Agree – interesting to see how others’ perceptions vary, isn’t it? I would class this expansion as quality over quantity, whereas France for me is very much the other way around – as dull as the NY map (Ventop excepted). I think if this map continues to expand with the same level of detail and care, this will be a fantastic new world and better than all by Watopia, by far.

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      Anonymous
      Anonymous
      1 year ago
      Reply to  david

      France has Ventop. Makuri has… no climb (so far)

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      David
      David
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Anonymous

      Is your point that a climb makes a map interesting? I think France is dull with or without ventop. Given its very likely that a fuji climb is released soon I’m not sure you make a consistent point even if you were to belive that a map needs a big climb to be interesting

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      Neil coles
      Neil coles
      1 year ago
      Reply to  david

      Hmm further expansion…as in zwift haven’t released any significant content for a year, here’s 20km for the $500million subscriber revenues we took and you can look forward to an expansion one day…

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      David
      David
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Neil coles

      So you are telling me there isn’t going to be any more than 20km of roads released this year? I’m pretty sure that’s wrong

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      Tom
      Tom
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tim

      Your last question first – the Alpe, Ventop. Your 1st question – provides new challenge for people who use Zwift for training and racing, rather than people who want to pootle around looking at the scenery. Your 2nd question – expanding France to include all three climbs of Ventoux and the roads linking all the way around the base – which would give a properly worthy 100km+ alternative to riding Mega, Uber, PRL etc.

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      Tim
      Tim
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tom

      Okay so you are exclusively interested in very long routes and big climbs. Other people (who also like to challenge themselves and race and train hard, which you can do on any type of course believe it or not) like other things. And I’d dare say that it is a larger group that is less interested in huge 100km routes then is. I like to push hard in an interested world, everyone on zwift does, otherwise we’d just go stare at power numbers. It’s the first course of a new world, they’ve said it will grow, it can’t have everything… Read more »

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      Carlos Munoz
      Super Member
      Carlos Munoz(@munoz_carlos)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tim

      Hi Tim,

      after riding the whole weekend on Maruki I allow myself to change my mind and giving u the right (this time) :-). I quite enjoyed the rides. This world, right now, is not about racing but about enjoying the environment. One can do in any case good leg-snapper races with the actual world, it’s only question of time.

      Long story short, u re right 🙂

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      Ian J
      Ian J
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tom

      Flatter roads can provide a challenge for people using Zwift too, riding fast for long distances on flat or rolling roads is just as valid a training experience as grinding up interminable mountains. It’s horses for courses, if you’re small and light then mountains are probably fun (or so I’ve been told), but if you’re big and heavy they’re just a nightmare. Personally I’d much rather spend a couple of hours cranking out mega-miles on a rolling course than spend the same number of hours grinding slowly up something like VenTop.

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      Derek
      Derek(@dpr4473)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Carlos Munoz

      Yes, rather lame course overall.

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      M. D. S. Günther
      M. D. S. Günther
      1 year ago

      … But the Yumezi launch? So there is more coming and it’s just a staggered launch to spread out content and not make it overwhelming (which is smart). There is still a few months until Olympics after all 😉

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      Neil coles
      Neil coles
      1 year ago
      Reply to  M. D. S. Günther

      I don’t think there is any chance of the amount of content zwift release being overwhelming,🤣🤣

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      M. d. s. Günther
      M. d. s. Günther
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Neil coles

      As always with online games you can’t only target the super active demographics. The fact that you go to third-pary sites like this one makes you more engaged in Zwift than 90% of the userbase (made up number, just making a point). I will have seen enough of Makuri this week that i wouldn’t be overwhelmed by a new map release next week. This is not true for the vast majority and would make it impossible to catch-up for new users, which is by the way the group that Zwift wants to attract with their 500m$ investment that you referred… Read more »

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      Mike Wall
      Mike Wall
      1 year ago

      Ignore! Can’t read properly

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      Karl Wallevik
      Karl Wallevik
      1 year ago

      Maybe these routes would actually be suited for gravel bikes?

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Karl Wallevik

      Yes, at least for some of the courses I believe the gravel bikes will be the fastest option, depending on the race dynamics. The bike choice may be challenging.

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      Jimmy
      Jimmy
      1 year ago
      Reply to  anderfo

      That’s what I’m hoping, it’ll make things interesting. Zwift unfortunately can’t win. They added gravel bikes a while ago and everyone’s been complaining there’s no use for them. Now we have an interesting (and expanding) map that could be great for them, people are complaining they may have to swap bikes. They’re giving us new content with interesting dynamics. In races you’ll need to think of bike strategy and not just simply go for the Tron (or whatever) to repeatedly do the same thing. Do you go gravel, do you swap mid-race? Will be interesting.

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      Tom
      Tom
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Jimmy

      Here’s a radical thought – ban the Tron from races. So you actually have to think about which bike to use…

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      dan
      dan
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tom

      tron is not the fastest bike.. so think about that.

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      daz
      daz
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Jimmy

      The thing is – it’s annoyingly slow to change bikes mid ride. They need to have a quicker macro-powered way of doing this. I hate riding routes where I’m trying to train and then have to constantly swap bikes by stopping and then swapping and then starting again. Very frustrating.

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      Kaowin
      Kaowin
      1 year ago

      When he asks Toby nicely hehe

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      Toby :)
      Toby :)
      1 year ago

      Zoon 🙂

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago

      Time to make a map where the dirt/gravel and wood sections are indicated! Now you’d just have to guess on your bike choice until you’ve tried the whole route.

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago
      Reply to  anderfo

      I made one, probably incomplete.comment image

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      Peter Higgins
      Peter Higgins(@ibddoctor)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  anderfo

      quite good for so fast – can you add Castle KOM?

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      Peter Higgins
      Peter Higgins(@ibddoctor)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Peter Higgins

      Doh – just saw it after magnifying – might change the color of the font on that one so it does not blend into the castle.

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Peter Higgins

      better now?

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      Remon Lam
      Remon Lam(@remon-lam)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  anderfo

      Nice thanks!

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      Peter Higgins
      Peter Higgins(@ibddoctor)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  anderfo

      Yes, and really like the clear marking of the off-road sections!

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      Peter Higgins
      Peter Higgins(@ibddoctor)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Peter Higgins

      @eric, is there any way you can mark the dirt sections in the individual route maps with a distinct color like in the map above??

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      Jimmy
      Jimmy
      1 year ago

      Agree – I’m actually giving the Cervelo Aspero some serious consideration at the moment to use on this map. I’d written the gravel bikes off up till now but will be interesting to see some stats if the guys can run some testing with them.

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
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      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Jimmy

      Yea, we’re doing some testing for sure. Gravel bikes are the smart option on some of these routes!

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      Surly
      Surly
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Jimmy

      I just rode the TT. Don’t tell anyone 😉

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      Mike
      Mike
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Jimmy

      I got the Aspero for the course and I’d have to say it’s worth it. Doesn’t feel too different than a road bike on the road and it feels way better than a road bike on the dirt. My speeds drop a little off road but not nearly as much as if I were on any of my other bikes.

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago

      Fixed!

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago

      Zwift’s call. Not sure why!

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago

      Thanks Jim. It’s been a busy week for sure!

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago

      They already are.

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      David
      David
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Eric Schlange

      Eric,

      Is 165 XP for the Spirit Forest badge correct. Seems like it should 265 XP? Great work and thanks!

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      Remon Lam
      Remon Lam(@remon-lam)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  David

      I received 170 XP for the Spirit Forest badge

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      Evan
      Evan
      1 year ago
      Reply to  David

      There is a lead in.

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      David
      David
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Evan

      Who knew lead-ins didn’t count for Badge totals. Learn something knew regularly despite considering myself a seasoned Zwifter. Thanks

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      Russell
      Russell
      1 year ago

      It is already. I had to force the update through the App Store though.

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      Darren
      Darren
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Russell

      Me too…. I fired up Zwift last night, all pumped up for the new map… “Welcome to London”. Huh? I had to manually update Zwift in the App Store and then all was well.

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago

      I agree, it’s weird. But I’m guessing they rotated it just to fit the expansions they are going to make (they need their map to be a rectangle) without making the map too large.

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      George
      George
      1 year ago

      I agree here, while it looks good I feel it could get veeeerrrry janky with how narrow and twisty some of the paths are when there are big group rides.

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      Ryan
      Ryan
      1 year ago

      I second that. Thanks for all you do!

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      Bogie
      Bogie(@frank-olsthoorn)
      1 year ago

      what bike type do you advise?

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      rmx
      rmx
      1 year ago

      internet warriors – we want new content

      zwift – here.

      internet warriors – not like that

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago

      I just meant you can do it all again if you’d like. Guess I should tweak that a bit…

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      Rika
      Rika
      1 year ago

      Just looked. I got mine this morning. 🙂

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      Mark Gallagher
      Mark Gallagher
      1 year ago

      Only done 3 so far but for mountain bike:

      • Sea to Tree – Thought “how can they have a route that’s so short”. Now I love it. Its a intense lung and leg buster, uphill most of the way and absolute joy blitzing past all the road bikes.
      • Spirit Forest – Basically a figure-eight that incorporates and extends on Sea to Tree. A mountain bike race circuit.

      All in all I liked what I saw. Yes, some longer routes too would be very nice but still good.

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      Greg Palmisano
      Greg Palmisano
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Mark Gallagher

      Once you complete Sea to Tree can you turn around and ride back down Tree to Sea?

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      David Copp
      David Copp
      1 year ago

      I’ve been on Flatland Loop and Three Villages Loop, and everything is paved (except for wooden bridges).

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      David Copp
      David Copp
      1 year ago
      Reply to  David Copp

      Three “Village” Loop

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      Alex
      Alex
      1 year ago

      It’s technically 2 KOMs but they are both so short that the combination is still significantly shorter than any of the big ones. Did both around 4:20min and wasn’t going full speed.

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      Neil coles
      Neil coles
      1 year ago

      Agree!!! Well there are only two worlds plus watopia which while good is getting pretty tedious without expansion or investment, and in May France, arguably the best map featured for one day…terrible value for money

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      Ryan H
      Ryan H
      1 year ago

      Definitely. My feeling after riding them was a) I had gone on a bit of a vacation b) the couple routes I did (Countryside Tour, Two Villages) are squarely in the gravel-bike camp at what felt like pretty even mix of road/trail and c) the compromised surfaces shifted the experience from hammering for PRs to sitting up a bit and just enjoying a ride. Canyon Grail, hud off.

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      Tim
      Tim
      1 year ago

      I like the narrowness, makes the world feel more real and immersive. The other worlds everything seems so far from you, like you’re out in the middle of a barren road separated from all the interesting things.

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Tim

      I agree with you, Tim! I prefer narrower roads, as long as the world isn’t too crowded.

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      Tim
      Tim
      1 year ago

      Looks like yes https://twitter.com/zwiftinsider/status/1395480453067403265

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      Temps09
      Temps09(@quatre24)
      1 year ago

      Some routes are mostly all pavement with few wood bridges, so road is the way to go. Others are mixed going back and forth which favor the gravel so your not switching every few minutes. Then one or two routes is mostly dirt so MTB. Do not forget the increase resitence form the bricks/cobbles or lots of wood bridges in the as well so not just dirt slowing you down.

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      Andy Bell
      Andy Bell
      1 year ago

      Still quicker on a MTB up the Temple KOM than on a gravel bike. I rode it twice last night First time on a gravel bike the second time on the MTB.

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      Tony Lane
      Tony Lane
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Andy Bell

      yes, but i think that the point is that these new roads are not the Temple KOM – they are much more of a mix of road and trail, rather than just all trail. Changing bikes between each section costs too much time and so you need a bike that copes with both. Gravel bikes might have suddenly become useful in Zwift.

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      Hyoryusha
      Hyoryusha
      1 year ago

      When I first saw the name “Yumezi” I wondered if it referred to a Japanese term (often found in poetry): 夢路 (sometimes spelled “yumeji”), meaning “path of dreams.” Then I noticed all of the references to Japan, so I guess that was the intention. Can anyone confirm?

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      Roule Thoune
      Roule Thoune
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Hyoryusha

      Yes, that’s the official line from Zwift, as spelled out in their Forum a short while ago: https://forums.zwift.com/t/zwift-japan-world/549477
      I was thrown by the use of ‘zi’ rather than the more common ‘ji’ romanization, but I guess there’s no dominant standard.

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      Roule Thoune
      Roule Thoune
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Roule Thoune

      Sorry, wrong link. Here’s tje one I meant to paste: https://forums.zwift.com/t/introducing-the-makuri-islands-and-yumezi-map-may-2021/546498

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      Hyoryusha
      Hyoryusha
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Roule Thoune

      Thanks for the link / confirmation.

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      Ian J
      Ian J
      1 year ago

      Well, everyone likes different things. As a big heavy rider I could do without any more long grinding major climbs. For me they’re nothing but suffering, if I wanted to travel that slowly I’d take up hiking.

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      Tom Blackwell
      Tom Blackwell
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Ian J

      I’m not that big or heavy, but I still routinely mix short intense rides with longer more demanding ones. One builds fun, the second, patience. No results improve until we keep on doing it even when results don’t immediately reflect our effort. As one long time Masters rider told me: “Sometimes a 25km/hr ride is better than a 35km/hr ride” Peacefully accepting both strengths and weaknesses

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      Ian J
      Ian J
      1 year ago

      Ooh, I forgot you can turn off the data panels now! Going to try that next time, this new world must look stunning with a clear view.

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      Ian J
      Ian J
      1 year ago

      I got that mail too, my first thought when I say the maps was, so where are the 50 miles of road? Must be an expansion coming very soon.

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      Ian J
      Ian J
      1 year ago

      Wow, that was pretty negative, without actually stating what the perceived problem is.

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago

      There’s also a U turn button if you want to try the climbs in both directions 🙂
      By the way, is there no Castle KOM reverse?

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago

      You can ride in France any time you want, and it won’t be crowded.

      You just need to know how to make a meetup (with anyone, who doesn’t need to join your ride) and exit the meetup to free ride, or you can simply install zwiftpref (Mac or PC) from https://zwifthacks.com/zwiftpref/

      I prefer zwiftpref myself – that’s what I use anytime I e.g. want to warm up in a race course and the race is in one of the other worlds. I just select a world in zwiftpref, start zwift and enter.

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      anderfo
      anderfo
      1 year ago

      Probably none of them yet – since they haven’t even managed to get all the France KOMs in there, none of the 4 newest Watopia courses are available there, and none of the Makuri Island courses are there.

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      ShermanO
      ShermanO
      1 year ago

      I had no issue getting in this morning, but a number of people are having your issue. For my second ride on the map, the Bluetooth connection didn’t link (through the companion) so I had to go back to the menu. But OK after that. Odd that it’s only some ATVs having issues.

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      Jim D
      Jim D
      1 year ago

      You may need to go to the app store to update Zwift, depending on your ATV settings. I had to force the update yesterday on my on Apple TV 4k in order to get the new version that included the new world.

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      Darren
      Darren
      1 year ago

      I had to go to the App Store and manually update Zwift last night, and all was well.

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      Masuo Robinson
      Masuo Robinson
      1 year ago

      sorry. deleted the app and reinstalled Zwift and it shows now

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      Dave (mtb.racer)
      Dave (mtb.racer)
      1 year ago

      Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but if you add up all the new routes distances it comes to just over 80km. I believe that’s the 80km of new roads they are referring to.

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      Alex Skingle
      Alex Skingle
      1 year ago

      Yes, I have thought this, I wonder if it needs to be manually navigated?

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      J D
      J D
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Alex Skingle

      I haven’t tried this year, but another user posted this on a comment section for another article here

      “Select Flatlands loop. Anti-clockwise it should work without any manual navigation (after you go through the start banner and do a u-turn to start the lap). Clockwise you only need to manually turn right at the mountain/castle village to go through the Village Sprint banner instead of the MarketPlace street.”

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      Wiebke
      Wiebke
      1 year ago

      If you have problems logging into Zwift on an older Mac (mine is running Mojave) try renaming the Zwift directory in home//Documents (replacing with your Mac username). Worked find for me 😉

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      Peter Higgins
      Peter Higgins(@ibddoctor)
      1 year ago

      Twisty is a lot more fun if you have steering activated. Finding/taking the short line is sort of a Zen thing, especially when the paths are not crowded.

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      Be happy with what you have
      Be happy with what you have
      1 year ago

      Its the Veruka Salt syndrome – I want it all and I want it now.

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      Eric Schlange
      Author
      Top Member
      Eric Schlange(@eschlange)
      1 year ago

      You can’t do Meetups on Makuri Islands yet.

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      Ronald Jacobs
      Ronald Jacobs
      1 year ago

      Thanks for this comment, Ingrid. Makuri Island seems to be all about the scenery, which is just completely different than any other Zwift world right now. There are already Zwift worlds and courses where you can test yourself against a long route or hard climbs, so I don’t think they need to add those features here. Honestly, my only beef with this is I wish just wish the Zwift staff would spend the figuring out how to make access to all the worlds available at once, like with a drop down menu or something.

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      Kiersten Kotronis
      Kiersten Kotronis
      1 year ago

      For some reason you have to turn off the route and then back on to see that timer. I’ve tried it forward and reverse. Same thing. They also renamed the timer.

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      Kiersten Kotronis
      Kiersten Kotronis
      1 year ago
      Reply to  Kiersten Kotronis

      I tried what worked the other day the manual turn in the Castle area , and now that didn’t work either so I’m not sure what’s happening it showed it worked and then dropped it again.

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