http://globike.net Latest posts International Bicycle Travel Forum http://globike.net/images/general/rss_logo_en.gif http://globike.net 88 31 http://globike.net/showflat/Board/15/Number/651794#Post651794 Find a partner Posted by violante:
Hi! I'm planning a trip by bike of a few days or weeks in Italy. I still have to define my itinerary but it may vary. Is anybody interested? ]]> 09/06/10 04:22 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/12/Number/651662#Post651662 General Discussion Posted by Dietmar:
Hi Gusti, please look this [url=http://www.fahrradlaeden-berlin.de/charlottenburg.html]overview![/url] You may ask them by mail respectiv special interests. Greetings Dietmar]]> 09/05/10 08:34 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/15/Number/650563#Post650563 Find a partner Posted by Billi:
I'm in Peru on the road, towards the north. Will initially be end of September in Quito (Ecuador). Next cycle to the north. Colombia and then to Central America on, ultimate goal Alaska. Find travel companion or companions for part of my further journey. M/42/Nr/Sportlich/Natur, culture interested / camping / cooking / openend / D.F.Eng.Span. www.chrigiontour.blogspot.com]]> 09/01/10 12:45 AM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/15/Number/648402#Post648402 Find a partner Posted by juewe:
Dear Corrado, you're welcome! I'm sure, i know exactly what you meant. Dealing with routes, maps and this special kind of uncertainty - planning a trail through foreign country ;-). Cuxhaven is ok, and the beach of Duhnen nearby is of local popularity. You're cycling there (between Wischhafen, Cuxhafen end Bremen) in the so called Elbe-Weser Dreieck, home of the Saxons from the term "Anglo-Saxon" (befor they migrate to British Isles). Beer should be nowhere a problem in Germany, meanwhile Weiss- or Weizenbier is served in Flensburg. So have a good voyage! ciao jürgen ]]> 08/23/10 10:20 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/16/Number/648024#Post648024 Countries Posted by onrbikes:
Looks like that may be the one although we hadn't planned on the Tehran thing. Planning on coming in the Orumiyeh border from Turkey and direct SE to Esfahan. May have to stash our bikes en route and dash to the big smoke to get visas. Could be an excuse to sight see there, oh joy, oh joy. Thanks Fred ]]> 08/22/10 01:58 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/16/Number/647390#Post647390 Countries Posted by ConRAD:
[quote=ConRAD][color:#FF0000][b]Very strange summer this one !!![/b][/color] After nearly one year of preparation for a trip in the Balcans, I'm now forced to completely review my "cycling" programs and that's why I'm asking your support. Just yesterday I decided to anticipate a trip to Sweden where my son is living. So I'll fly to Malmo next week and from there I'll go south till Italy where I'm living. [color:#FF0000][b]Now the question:[/b][/color] supposing to enter Germany from [u]Flensburg[/u] (on the Danish border) and wishing to point south to [u]Karlsruhe-Basel-Gotthard[/u], which way do you suggest ?? Are there specific cycling paths to follow ?? Unfortunately I didn't have time to buy any guide but if you tell me the title I'll manage to enter the first bookshop in Flensburg and of course buy it. I'm not interested to visit towns, I'm not even intersted to enter the big/huge urban areas of towns such as Hamburg, Frankfurt, etc. I'm a bit afraid because such an area appears extremely difficu]]> 08/19/10 03:05 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/16/Number/647217#Post647217 Countries Posted by ConRAD:
Thank you Peter, unfortunately I have to postpone this project, hopefully for the next year. For sure I'll have a look to the pictures and read your report. Thank you. Corrado]]> 08/19/10 08:19 AM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/15/Number/647035#Post647035 Find a partner Posted by ConRAD:
[color:#000099][b]At less than one week from the departure date originally scheduled by Aug the 26th, I have to review my programs and reschedule the entire trip[/b][/color] :mad: At this point I hope to hear somebody available and interested for the next year !!!!!! :( :( :(]]> 08/18/10 01:47 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/16/Number/646781#Post646781 Countries Posted by bk1:
I would not expect a lot of snow around that time, but it might happen, that your get a little bit of snow in the northern part of your trip, but that would go away very soon. Most likely there will not be any snow on the highways, but you will find remainders of the snow from the winter beside the highway here and there, which is even possible in July. I would not worry too much, pick good equipment for cold nights and rainy days and just go.]]> 08/17/10 08:35 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/16/Number/646595#Post646595 Countries Posted by uwee:
Dear All, we visited the Philippines with our bikes earlier this year, and I wrote about our trip for the German forum before. http://rad-forum.de/showflat/Number/605345/Searchpage/1/Main/46295/Words/Philippinen/Search/true/Hey_Joe_Cycling_Biking_The_Philippines#Post605345 We hardly did find any informations about biking in the Philippines in the net except from tour operators. We have no idea why, because there is no other country in South Asia, which is so easy for bikers. Enough good roads. Outside the cities hardly any traffic. Wonderful landscapes and beaches. Friendly people. In the countryside very safe- no cheating. Very cheap life over there. And almost everyone speaks English. My friend Dave from www.trekandrun.com asked me to write a little bit in English. You find it here http://www.trekandrun.com/photo%20stories/uwe%20philipine%20cycle/cycle%20philpines.html Uwe ]]> 08/17/10 11:58 AM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/15/Number/643988#Post643988 Find a partner Posted by fantasiename:
there are somethings a lady must keep a secret xD no, seriously, we got just two mountainbikes and white backrollers... right now my girlfriend and me (yes, she is "real") are somewhere in hungary around velence lake and will continue on the danube cycle path tomorrow, greetings klemens]]> 08/06/10 06:41 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/12/Number/643592#Post643592 General Discussion Posted by BeBor:
[quote=Number Ⅱ] I was just a little boy at that time. [/quote] When I was 6 years old I got my first bike. On the way to school I fall head first in a deep (dry) moat. Highly overgrown with blackberry bushes and stinging nettles, it was not possible to move any part of my body without new pain. But the worst injury: Two chuckleheaded neighbour girls laughed out loudly and told my disater to my school mates and the teacher :blush:. Bernd]]> 08/05/10 02:13 PM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/12/Number/643184#Post643184 General Discussion Posted by Number Ⅱ:
New design,new riding life. :sleep: take a look, http://numbertwo.pinkbike.com/album/Why-not-have-a-look-Fashionable-bike/ gordon@richmac.cn]]> 08/04/10 09:38 AM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/12/Number/643180#Post643180 General Discussion Posted by Number Ⅱ:
[color:#3366FF]You can go there to choose your favourite bike. http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/list/?category=14&date=all gordon@richmac.cn[/color]]]> 08/04/10 09:25 AM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/14/Number/643165#Post643165 Other equipment Posted by cedwc:
I am a college students, Now it is summer holiday, My family and I decided to travel and visit famous place. I'm interested in Nikon 10x25 Sportstar Binoculars and Eyeskey 10x25 Pocket size binoculars. Which one is better to me? Thanks for all your advice. http://www.eyeskey.com/product_detail.asp?id=442&category= http://www.binoculars.com/binoculars/spectator-binoculars/nikon10x25sportstarblack.cfm]]> 08/04/10 04:57 AM http://globike.net/showflat/Board/16/Number/642690#Post642690 Countries Posted by ElMenda:
Hi people, I'm gonna cycle around South America next year, do you know any good routes around?? Do you know any city or dangerous place I should avoid?? thanks]]> 08/02/10 05:07 PM