We gain elevation comfortably in the Exo'bus to tackle the core challenge. Today, you will hunt passes facing the "Imperial Crown," those 4,000-meter peaks that guard the Valais. The terrain becomes more mineral, the lines more technical. At noon, we take care of recovery: Valais plate and local products while your batteries recharge. The afternoon? A second demanding climb before plunging towards the Val d'Anniviers for a night in a lodge with panoramic views.

A royal awakening at the Hôtel Weisshorn, a true historical gem perched high up. Breakfast finished facing the glaciers, you launch yourself onto dizzying balcony trails. Next up is pure enduro: a forest descent where switchbacks link up until you're dizzy. After a cultural stop in the old village of Grimentz and its centuries-old larch wood chalets, we use a gondola to skip an unnecessary long pedal up and reach the Corne de Sorebois. The highlight? A traverse at nearly 3,000m above the turquoise waters of Lake Moiry. Tonight, it's a high mountain hut atmosphere: authentic and welcoming.

Heading west via the Val de Nendaz. Today, you ride on the sacred ground of mountain biking: the Verbier area. Under the watch of Mont-Fort and Mont-Gelé, you will link technical liaisons and committed descents. Here, motor management is an art to conquer the steepest 'uphill flow' sections. The day concludes in triumph on the terrace of the Cabane du Montfort. Look into the distance: those Italian peaks will be your playground tomorrow.

This morning, the sunrise over the Combins massif will be etched in your memory. The adrenaline ramps up with an epic, interminable, and varied first descent, all the way to the bottom of the Val de Bagnes. After a short, strategic shuttle along the Mauvoisin dam, we attack the main event: the climb to 3,000m to cross the border. You then drop into the Aosta Valley via wild trails, far from any civilization. At the refuge, the atmosphere shifts: creamy polenta, a singing accent, and a glass of génépi to celebrate the exploit.

Today, we ride on the roof of Europe. This route is an alpine MTB masterclass: a succession of exposed, airy ridges where the slightest trajectory error is forbidden. You ride with Mont-Blanc as an almost permanent backdrop. The ground is dry, the grip phenomenal. The day ends with a final descent towards the Courmayeur region, mixing fast sections and technical 'rock garden' passages. Italian comfort awaits you for a well-deserved dolce vita evening.

It's the grand finale. An XXL loop between Italy and Switzerland against the majestic backdrop of the Val Ferret. This last day perfectly summarizes your week: physical, technical, and visually stunning. From flowy trails to bumpy sections, you will have to draw on your last reserves. Upon arrival, you will be exhausted, but above all, proud. You will have completed a Transalp that many thought impossible on an E-Bike. So, ready to join the elite?

No, not necessarily. Your registration for the mechanics course includes the provision of our professional workshop and all the necessary tools.

Yes, during your course, it is possible to take stock of your equipment, and purchase the necessary tools if you wish to equip yourself more seriously.

The profiles of the participants are very broad, and these courses concern any cyclist who wishes to become independent in the maintenance and repair of cycles.

You don't have to be a mechanic to take part in these courses.

We generally welcome sessions of 2 participants to ensure a good quality of our mountain bike mechanics courses.

The mechanics courses are given by an bicycle mechanics expert, with extensive experience in practice.

Nein, nicht unbedingt. Mit Ihrer Anmeldung zum Mechanikkurs ist die Bereitstellung unserer professionellen Werkstatt und aller notwendigen Werkzeuge inbegriffen.

Ja, während Ihres Kurses ist es möglich, eine Bestandsaufnahme Ihrer Ausrüstung vorzunehmen und die notwendigen Werkzeuge zu kaufen, wenn Sie sich ernsthafter ausrüsten möchten.

Das Profil der Teilnehmer ist sehr breit gefächert und diese Kurse richten sich an jeden Radfahrer, der sich bei der Wartung und Reparatur von Fahrrädern selbstständig machen möchte.

Um an diesen Kursen teilnehmen zu können, müssen Sie kein Mechaniker sein.

Um eine gute Qualität unserer Mountainbike-Mechanikkurse zu gewährleisten, begrüßen wir grundsätzlich Sitzungen mit 2 Teilnehmern.

Die Mechanikkurse werden von einem Experten für Fahrradmechanik mit umfassender Erfahrung in der Praxis geleitet.

We generally welcome between 4 and  people for the day.

This stay is supervised by a local professional mountain bike guide, certified Swiss Cycling, who is in his garden in the Aosta region and rides there regularly for years.

If you are tired, you can easily skip a tour and stay on the bus to rest during a rotation.

We like to vary the trails we take as much as possible.

The routes are 99% composed of trails.

No, during the day you can leave all your equipment or your picnic on the bus, so you can only travel with the minimum.

We return to the bus for each rotation, as well as for the lunch break.

It is necessary to have a full suspension E-Bike.