In the past 10 years, tents have featured many times on CyclingEurope.org; I like to discuss them, as you can see from this list of tent-related posts: The Long Distance Cyclists’ Handbook, […]
What Tent? (Again…)
Exploring Europe By Bicycle… And Ferry
From the perspective of this seasoned continental cyclist, the best thing about a ferry is the fact that it isn’t an aeroplane. No hassle packing up the bike; just a case of riding […]
The Adventures Of New Zealand Family Ruddenklau
Regular readers of these posts will know that I quite often receive emails from people asking for information about cycling in Europe as occasionally I post my exchanges with such people on […]
Cycling Yorkshire: Routes 69 & 66 (Incorporating The Spen Valley Greenway)
Today you have a triple bill of media choice… CyclingEurope.org’s answer to the red button, albeit without a red button (or indeed any kind of button). If you’d like to be fully […]
With The Sun On Our Right: Albania
In my experience, people are generally nice. Even if you travel to a country where, because of your pre-conceptions, you imagine that the people might not be so friendly, you are invariably […]
Sean Conway: ‘The Fastest, Unsupported Crossing Of Europe By Bicycle’ (Again)
…or Crossing Europe On A Bike Called… Maggie? Perhaps not. Not on Maggie anyway. Sean Conway appears to have dumped poor Maggie for a newer model: Back in July 2017 Sean attempted to […]
Cycling To Work: Where Does Your Commute Finish?
The best thing about cycling to work is that work doesn’t start the moment you step into your car; it starts the moment you step off your bicycle… I usually do that […]
And We’re Off: Next Stop Nordkapp… (Well, Via…)
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With The Sun On Our Right – Cycling Around The World
Laura and Tim Moss spent 16 months cycling through 24 different countries around the world… …you can now read their book: With the Sun on Our Right – Cycling the world, meeting its […]
The Cycling Europe Podcast: It’s Back!
Yes, quite a long wait between episodes 3 and 4 but the April 2018 podcast is now available to download from iTunes or your preferred podcast provider. You can even listen to it […]
To The End Of The Known World…
…well, Todmorden, at the far western extremity of Yorkshire and home via Mankinholes and the rather muddy canal side Route 66.
Yorkshire 2018: Route 1… A Bridge Too Far?
Ultimately, yes. I’ve postponed my plans for this weekend due to the weather forecast but the planning was not in vain. I am now much better prepared to shoot off for a […]
