Hey guys! Im planning a trip this summer to Prague. It will be through the Lausitz and Saxony Switzerland so it’s a beautiful route ending in the wonderful city of Prague. If someone would like to go as well maybe we can get in contact!
I lived in Malmo for a little while so spent some time in Denmark as well. My main suggestions for Copenhagen:
Walk down Stroget (a long pedestrianised shopping street)
Have frikerdeller (meatballs) at Nyhavn for lunch.
Try a bofsandwich (burger covered in gravy)
The Little Mermaid is a short train ride from Central Station.
Den Bla Planet (the Danish national aquarium) is also worth a visit.
Not necessarily Denmark, but I'd also recommend doing the Oresund Runt. It's a special ticket that gives you unlimited train travel for 2 days in the Copenhagen/Malmo region, as long as you cross the bridge in one direction and take the Helsingborg/Helsingor ferry in the other. You could probably cycle some of the sections if you wanted. Highlights:
Malmo is very chill.
Astronomical clock in Lund.
Get a hotdog or prawn sandwich on the ferry.
Elsinore Castle.
Louisiana museum of modern art (great sea views from the garden)
I'm planning to pedal around southern Vancouver Island including Nanaimo, Sooke Potholes, Galloping Goose, and Victoria after June 7th for about a week ("BC 2022"), then heading back to Fairhaven, WA. I like to hike, sightsee, and swim while it is warm.
I'm planning to pedal around southern Vancouver Island including Nanaimo, Sooke Potholes, Galloping Goose, and Victoria after June 7th for about a week ("BC 2022"), then heading back to Fairhaven, WA. I like to hike, sightsee, and swim while it is warm.
I'm planning to pedal around southern Vancouver Island including Nanaimo, Sooke Potholes, Galloping Goose, and Victoria after June 7th for about a week ("BC 2022"), then heading back to Fairhaven, WA. I like to hike, sightsee, and swim while it is warm.
The Natchez Trace ride went well. I drove to Nashville then took my bike on the bus, because it was the only available option, to Natchez, and rode back to Nashville by myself. (My two friends had to back out of the trip. What happens at my age I guess.) At least the bike did not get damaged on the bus...
I had a tight sched due to being unsupported so I covered nearly one hundred miles a day including off Trace riding, and though it was very hot and my 40 year old bike had extra weight, I had no problems. No flats (I ride tubulars) and no mechanicals although I did have to replace my Garmin speed and cadence sensors. They were about seven or eight years old and I broke their connecting wire packing the bike in the box for the bus before I left home.
I would say at 68 years old, toward the end of the day going up some of the 7-8 percent climbs in the north part, gearing lower than my 39 front 21 rear would have been welcome, although not critical. The last 60-70 miles had the steepest hills, some long ones start at 5% and get up to 8% before leveling off. The steepest I saw was 10% but that was off of the Trace. For touring, I now find I would like some gel padded shorts. I took it very easy due to the heat so the days I covered 100 miles or above were not difficult, just long. My rear had more problems than my legs by far. Water was available throughout but I did beg some from churches or RVs a couple of times. I carried three big water bottles mostly two were enough. Food was another issue I took gels and bars and needed them about half the time. I got tired of fast food but managed to get fruit and salads often enough to get by. Cell coverage was always there but sometimes slow. Huge biting flies were atrocious. 100% deet keeps them away. Mosquitos were not so much of a bother. Stealth camping would be no problem. There were some road closures and the detours were not so nice. The big bridge over the Tennessee River has plenty of room for both cars and bikes. I stayed at several hotels, the Hotel Belmont stands out as fabulous, the average cost was about 60 bucks. Two warmshowers, great time at both. I don't know if it was the heat or what but I only saw about ten other bicyclists riding the Trace the whole time. Traffic was light to very light except near big attractions or cities. Jackson was the worst, they use the Trace as a buisness detour there it seems.
Very few hateful screamers.
It was a beautiful, intresting, historic, and peacefull ride. -ken
The Natchez Trace ride went well. I drove to Nashville then took my bike on the bus, because it was the only available option, to Natchez, and rode back to Nashville by myself. (My two friends had to back out of the trip. What happens at my age I guess.) At least the bike did not get damaged on the bus...
I had a tight sched due to being unsupported so I covered nearly one hundred miles a day including off Trace riding, and though it was very hot and my 40 year old bike had extra weight, I had no problems. No flats (I ride tubulars) and no mechanicals although I did have to replace my Garmin speed and cadence sensors. They were about seven or eight years old and I broke their connecting wire packing the bike in the box for the bus before I left home.
I would say at 68 years old, toward the end of the day going up some of the 7-8 percent climbs in the north part, gearing lower than my 39 front 21 rear would have been welcome, although not critical. The last 60-70 miles had the steepest hills, some long ones start at 5% and get up to 8% before leveling off. The steepest I saw was 10% but that was off of the Trace. For touring, I now find I would like some gel padded shorts. I took it very easy due to the heat so the days I covered 100 miles or above were not difficult, just long. My rear had more problems than my legs by far. Water was available throughout but I did beg some from churches or RVs a couple of times. I carried three big water bottles mostly two were enough. Food was another issue I took gels and bars and needed them about half the time. I got tired of fast food but managed to get fruit and salads often enough to get by. Cell coverage was always there but sometimes slow. Huge biting flies were atrocious. 100% deet keeps them away. Mosquitos were not so much of a bother. Stealth camping would be no problem. There were some road closures and the detours were not so nice. The big bridge over the Tennessee River has plenty of room for both cars and bikes. I stayed at several hotels, the Hotel Belmont stands out as fabulous, the average cost was about 60 bucks. Two warmshowers, great time at both. I don't know if it was the heat or what but I only saw about ten other bicyclists riding the Trace the whole time. Traffic was light to very light except near big attractions or cities. Jackson was the worst, they use the Trace as a buisness detour there it seems.
Very few hateful screamers.
It was a beautiful, intresting, historic, and peacefull ride. -ken
I will start my first ever Tour (Belgium-Denmark) on the 3rd of August 2022, for 17 days.
It will be the second tour there for my partner of adventures, Luke.
We'll start from France to Belgium with bikes in the car. We'll leaves the car there. We'll take the train to Hamburg with this beautiful ticket at 9 €!
(https://www.bahn.com/en/offers/regional/9-euro-ticket-en).
And next... we'll see ! :) We just have to come back in France on the 20 of August.
We will be happy to share a beer with if you're around! Let's meet and send us a MP!
In case of bad weather, who would share a living room with us?
We will travel light with tarp, stuff and gravelbike.
I am taking a train to Los Angeles leaving on August 26th, 2022, and then begin biking to Arizona on Bicycle Route 66, spending about a month in Arizona and then continuing on Bicycle Route 66 all the way to Chicago, and then up to my hometown of Sheboygan, Wisconsin arriving back around November 2022. I will be looking for hosts all along my route but the dates are open starting around September 10th, 2022. Thank you for reading this! This will be my first bicycle tour.
Bonjour, je prépare mon départ dans quelques jours pour Provins-Mulhouse. Malheureusement je vois la température qui baisse. C'est pourquoi je me suis inscrit sur warmshower. Si vous êtes sur l'itinéraire Provins/Troyes/Mulhouse ou Provins/Dijon/Mulhouse et que vous pouvez me proposer un toit pour une nuit, faites moi signe �
My husband and I are biking through Southeast Asia (Chiang Mai east thru Laos, down Vietnam then back to Bangkok) and are hoping to find someone to store our bicycle boxes with in Bangkok (10/5/22-11/20/22), and to possibly stay with at the end of our trip or along the way. Is anyone willing to do this or have a resource that could?
Any suggestions for this or traveling in SE Asia are welcome!
Thursday 21st - Carlow
Friday 22nd - Waterford
Saturday 23rd - Kilmacthomas
Sunday 24th - Ringville
Monday 25th - Younghal
Tuesday 26th - Dublin
Weds 27th - Ferry
Thursday 21st - Carlow
Friday 22nd - Waterford
Saturday 23rd - Kilmacthomas
Sunday 24th - Ringville
Monday 25th - Younghal
Tuesday 26th - Dublin
Weds 27th - Ferry
Thursday 21st - Carlow
Friday 22nd - Waterford
Saturday 23rd - Kilmacthomas
Sunday 24th - Ringville
Monday 25th - Younghal
Tuesday 26th - Dublin
Weds 27th - Ferry
Thursday 21st - Carlow
Friday 22nd - Waterford
Saturday 23rd - Kilmacthomas
Sunday 24th - Ringville
Monday 25th - Younghal
Tuesday 26th - Dublin
Weds 27th - Ferry
Happy to meet up.
Thursday 21st - Carlow
Friday 22nd - Waterford
Saturday 23rd - Kilmacthomas
Sunday 24th - Ringville
Monday 25th - Younghal
Tuesday 26th - Dublin
Weds 27th - Ferry
Happy to meet up.
Thursday 21st - Carlow
Friday 22nd - Waterford
Saturday 23rd - Kilmacthomas
Sunday 24th - Ringville
Monday 25th - Younghal
Tuesday 26th - Dublin
Weds 27th - Ferry
Happy to meet up.
Hey guys! Im planning a trip this summer to Prague. It will be through the Lausitz and Saxony Switzerland so it’s a beautiful route ending in the wonderful city of Prague. If someone would like to go as well maybe we can get in contact!
Hey beautiful People :)
My first ever Tour (Berlin-Tallinn) started 1st of July 2020.
I went for 3 months and enjoyed (almost) every day of it!
So i'm gonna start the next Tour on 1st of July 2022.
This time Denmark only for 8-10 Weeks.
As i don't know much about Denmark i'm open for suggestions on where to go and what to do :)
Thx in advance!
Edit: The idea is to go from Berlin to Rostock by Train, then take the Ferry to Gedser and start cycling from there...
I lived in Malmo for a little while so spent some time in Denmark as well. My main suggestions for Copenhagen:
Not necessarily Denmark, but I'd also recommend doing the Oresund Runt. It's a special ticket that gives you unlimited train travel for 2 days in the Copenhagen/Malmo region, as long as you cross the bridge in one direction and take the Helsingborg/Helsingor ferry in the other. You could probably cycle some of the sections if you wanted. Highlights:
Here's a link with more info (in Swedish) : https://www.skanetrafiken.se/biljetter/vara-biljetter/oresund-runt/ I couldn't find the Danish equivalent though.
Hope that helps :)
Wonderful WS Buddies,
I'm planning to pedal around southern Vancouver Island including Nanaimo, Sooke Potholes, Galloping Goose, and Victoria after June 7th for about a week ("BC 2022"), then heading back to Fairhaven, WA. I like to hike, sightsee, and swim while it is warm.
So let me know your input!
Flow,
Bri'
Wonderful WS Buddies,
I'm planning to pedal around southern Vancouver Island including Nanaimo, Sooke Potholes, Galloping Goose, and Victoria after June 7th for about a week ("BC 2022"), then heading back to Fairhaven, WA. I like to hike, sightsee, and swim while it is warm.
So let me know your input!
Flow,
Bri'
Wonderful WS Buddies,
I'm planning to pedal around southern Vancouver Island including Nanaimo, Sooke Potholes, Galloping Goose, and Victoria after June 7th for about a week ("BC 2022"), then heading back to Fairhaven, WA. I like to hike, sightsee, and swim while it is warm.
So let me know your input!
Flow,
Bri'
Hi folks! :)
I will start my first ever Tour (Belgium-Denmark) on the 3rd of August 2022, for 17 days.
It will be the second tour there for my partner of adventures, Luke.
We'll start from France to Belgium with bikes in the car. We'll leaves the car there. We'll take the train to Hamburg with this beautiful ticket at 9 €!
(https://www.bahn.com/en/offers/regional/9-euro-ticket-en).
And next... we'll see ! :) We just have to come back in France on the 20 of August.
We will be happy to share a beer with if you're around! Let's meet and send us a MP!
In case of bad weather, who would share a living room with us?
We will travel light with tarp, stuff and gravelbike.
Thx Vito and Flo for your previous tips! ;)
Thx in advance, and see you soon maybe!
Hi !
This is the first time I'm doing a long bicycle trip.
I will drive from France the 2nd of August to Denmark and start from there with a Ferry to Sweden.
I'm planning to come back with a ferry from Kristiansand Norway the 28.
I'll enjoy to meet you during my trip with your bike or during bad weather if you're willing to guest me.
See you !
I am taking a train to Los Angeles leaving on August 26th, 2022, and then begin biking to Arizona on Bicycle Route 66, spending about a month in Arizona and then continuing on Bicycle Route 66 all the way to Chicago, and then up to my hometown of Sheboygan, Wisconsin arriving back around November 2022. I will be looking for hosts all along my route but the dates are open starting around September 10th, 2022. Thank you for reading this! This will be my first bicycle tour.
Hi guys! Everyone is welcome in my place for Oktoberfest or anytime in the beautiful Munich!
Hi guys! Everyone is welcome in my place for Oktoberfest or anytime in the beautiful Munich!
Bonjour, je prépare mon départ dans quelques jours pour Provins-Mulhouse. Malheureusement je vois la température qui baisse. C'est pourquoi je me suis inscrit sur warmshower. Si vous êtes sur l'itinéraire Provins/Troyes/Mulhouse ou Provins/Dijon/Mulhouse et que vous pouvez me proposer un toit pour une nuit, faites moi signe �
Sigvald
Pronto iniciamos un viaje de 2000 kms por el centro de Colombia con una escala para el Word bike forum
Promovemos la bondad sigannos en @monitosenbici
Pronto iniciamos un viaje de 2000 kms por el centro de Colombia con una escala para el Word bike forum
Promovemos la bondad sigannos en @monitosenbici
Hello lovely cyclists!
My husband and I are biking through Southeast Asia (Chiang Mai east thru Laos, down Vietnam then back to Bangkok) and are hoping to find someone to store our bicycle boxes with in Bangkok (10/5/22-11/20/22), and to possibly stay with at the end of our trip or along the way. Is anyone willing to do this or have a resource that could?
Any suggestions for this or traveling in SE Asia are welcome!
Best,
Flam & Ingo
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