VeloReality specializes in hi-def video courses that you can ride on your trainer, with 60 courses like Mont Ventoux best experienced with a PC connected to a large screen. This week, VeloReality announced VRide Multi, a multiplayer option that allows riders with an ANT+ trainer, power meter or even just speed/cadence sensor to ride the same course simultaneously.
Unlike Zwift, which has a decided videogame bias, VRide Multi's focus is hi-def video of actual cycling courses, such as the Stelvio in Italy, the Koppenberg in Belgium or L'Alpe d'Huez in France. All told, there are more than 2,000km of courses to ride, said VeloReality president Gary Bauer.
For now, VRide Multi is PC-only, but Mac software is in the works, Bauer said.
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The new multiplayer function means riders can intentionally join other riders to start, or just see them out on the course.
“In real life, cycling is often a very social activity and that’s what our new training software delivers,†Bauer said. “Riders can blow past riding buddies along bucketlist roads like the Koppenberg, Ventoux, Zoncolan, Stelvio, l’Alpe dHuez, or any of 60 world-famous rides, all filmed in the highest quality in the industry.â€
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