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well only 11 days till off to Luxembourg and Germany with a few friends. means only 2 full days of riding on the german and luxembourg roads but so looking forward to it, Staying in Kruchten and will feedback about the hotel on return, have sorted out some routes which will hit Mosel, Eiffel and Luxembourg.
Graham
Winskill, North West England the long and winding road perfect for a bike |
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Beautiful landscape, many curvy side roads (hope they have renewed the road surface in the meantime, on our last Eifeltour about 8 - 10 years ago we had many bad surfaces), beautiful views from the mountains on the Moselle - great for RS photo scenes.
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Zitat von Holger im Beitrag #2 Roads around Bad Bertrich were okay last year Worst roads are in Belgium due to their barely functioning government. Much like England (road maintenance in Scotland is devolved to the Scottish Parliament, so you will be okay) |
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Just returned from a long weekend in the southern Eifel region, around Nurburg, and no I didn't go on the Ring. Covered around 1200 km in 4 days, and weather was mostly good but a bit chilly. Around 5°C in the mornings to around 10°C in the afternoons (40-50°F). |
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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #3Zitat von Holger im Beitrag #2 Don't you believe it, there's a lot of nasty roads in Sconny Botland and I seem to travel on them most days on my way to work. The roads seem to get better the further North you get. |
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Zitat von Tony101 im Beitrag #7 Yes, GoogleEarth sometimes also shows roads in not so good condition. But no matter, the tour is planned and HEY - I have a Must the "R" show his qualities. By the way, a small German course: what does "RS" mean? R = "Reise" means "travel" S = "Sport" = sports
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Wed May 15, 2019 6:45 pm (Last edited: Wed May 15, 2019 6:46 pm)
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Zitat von ranette im Beitrag #10Zitat von Holger im Beitrag #8 Well, maybe in the US
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Zitat von boxter im Beitrag #9 don't know - who cares  Joking aside - originally for "Gelände / Sport" means "terrain / sports" where terrain for at that time (80s) was enduro's in the linguistic usage. Then changed to "Gelände / Straße" means terrain / road.
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soon be fluent in german
Graham
Winskill, North West England the long and winding road perfect for a bike |
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