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Want to do a supported bike ride in the Canadian Rockies with your friends but the logistics of it all getting you down? Mountain Madness Tours has the solution for you and your friends. Simply find a few friends who would li ...
In April 2012 1,757km of cross-country cycling paths were officially completed and unveiled in a series of ceremonies across Korea. This was a highly popular move but to further encourage use and promote interest a national certification system was adopted using a beautiful green passport.
Australia is the world’s fifth largest wine producer and 50% of that comes from South Australia (“SA”), the 5th (or second smallest) state in terms of population. Some of the best regions are within easy reach of Adelaide, and what’s even better is they offer some of the best cycle paths and rail trails in Australia.
What can we expect over the next 10 days? Korea is not a country that quickly springs to mind when thinking of cycle tours - but it probably should be.
Not the easiest place to get to unless you're from Australia, New Zealand is well worth the extra travel. There is very little of the country not suitable for cycling and the level of services and facilities are among the best in the world - plus a big advantage for many is it is an English speaking country
South Korea is a country that is vastly underestimated in much of the rest of the world. It has some of the best conditions for having a memorable cycling tour or holiday.
Vietnam is probably the most popular country in Asia for bike tours with hundreds available. The legacy of the war is still an important factor particularly in Saigon, but there is so much more to this country. November to April is the best time of year to tour to avoid the wettest and hottest weather.
Today is the big day - despite the distance to be covered being only 12km. However we will climb almost 1,000m making this a much more challenging proposition.
I travel a lot and ride my bike a lot, but up to now have never travelled by air with a bike. I know lots of people do plane travel with a full-size bicycle with the minimum of fuss and I’m sure it gets easier every time - but that's not for me or my stress levels...
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