Posts in category Trips
The confession : Icenutz pt 2
So everyone thought I was nutz to go cycling in Northern Europe last winter. So now the confession, that was infact just a test ride for bigger things…..
Three weeks in Northern Scandanavia with shops and towns most days and a cycling partner was a nice “safe” way to learn the lessons needed to be learned for extreme winter [...]
The genius of Brompton touring
Cycle touring with a Brompton : Yes you can!
Back in January I invested in a second hand Brompton to fill in the gaps between public transport now that I no longer own a money slurping car. Within hours of riding it I found myself wondering if I can go cycle touring on a folding bike.
It made perfect sense to me, cycle around the nice spots, [...]
Winter cycle touring in the Scandanav...
As a contrast to the heat of Africa my first trip post my big ride across Africa was to Lapland during winter. Cycling and camping at temperatures between -5 and -30 proved to be quite a challenge.
Winter cycling in Lapland pt I
During January and February 2013 I teamed up with Helen Lloyd of Helenstakeon.com to spend three weeks cycling be [...]
Cycling USA Coast 2 Coast
In 2009 I cycled 5800km across America from Florence Oregon to New York city.
Below you’ll find a copy/paste of the origional blog
For tips and info for others planning a similar trip see click >HERE<
To see some dodgy video’s I made during the trip click >HERE<
So see some photo’s of the trip click >HERE< [...]
Cycling in Thailand 2009
Jan. 2009, My first cycling tour abroad, I chose “safe ground” by cycling in Thailand, a country where I’d travelled for 4 months on previous backpacking trips.
Here’s the blog for this trip…. With some handy tips under “facts at a glance” should you not want to read the whole story.
My chosen route [...]
Cycling in Uganda
In January 2011 I cycled for almost a month in South West Uganda. This trip was meant as a test run and taster for Africa in preparation for Shane Cycles Africa.
You now have 4 choices:
1. Start reading the blog for the trip by scroll further down the page.
2. Read the tips for cyclists >HERE<.
3. Just be lazy and look at the pictures [...]