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Ken Bayne completed the requirement “Reach a balance greater or equal to 300 Points” of the level Trail Explorer 10 months ago
Venturing beyond the roads to explore forest trails and gravel routes.
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Venturing beyond the roads to explore forest trails and gravel routes.
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Naustdal Tunnel – the way around the tunnel is in very good shape. Great asphalt all the way up and down. The tunnel on top is pretty narrow and very dark. Here the surface is pretty bad but very well rideable. So overall a great experience and certainlt recommendable.
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It looks exactly how I remember it! Thanks for the update. Safe onward travels.
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Naustdalstunnelen
So just to confirm. The old tunnel is rideable? The lady at the hotel said I needed to get a bus, but I’d prefer not too. In Forde heading north on the morning
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I’m excited to share a new premium gravel route, originally scouted by local bikepacker Knut Myking from Ål. When he sent it over, it looked too good to pass up. I made a few minor adjustments to suit my setup and rode it over two full days, though I’d recommend three if you want time to explore or take things slower.
Over the past few days,…
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This looks amazing!
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This route looks very tempting! Where approximately on the route is that 3,5 km hike-a-bike section?
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Jeovan De Freitas completed the requirement “Reach a balance greater or equal to 100 Points” of the level Road Rider 10 months ago
Comfortable on paved paths and city streets. You’re gaining momentum!
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Comfortable on paved paths and city streets. You’re gaining momentum!
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Cori & Marius completed the requirement “Reach a balance greater or equal to 500 Points” of the level Fjord Navigator 10 months ago
Riding alongside Norway’s majestic fjords with confidence and wonder.
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Riding alongside Norway’s majestic fjords with confidence and wonder.
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Andalsnes to Oslo bus and train logistics in the forum Does anyone know? 10 months ago
Reply to Andalsnes to Oslo bus and train logistics
1. Is it normal to not be able to reserve bike spots (especially on a line where VY says it is mandatory)? It appears possible to reserve a spot departing from Trondheim on these same trips. Oslo to Dombås, you can reserve a bike spot – contact customer service if you have an issue.
2. Are these Aug 18 trains are likely to have space for…
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Matthew Norway replied to the discussion Andalsnes to Oslo bus and train logistics in the forum Does anyone know? 10 months ago
Reply to Andalsnes to Oslo bus and train logistics
https://www.sj.no/en/plan-your-journey/lugagge/bicycles/
You can contact us via:Chat: click on the chat bubble on our website Phone: (+47) 61 25 22 00E-mail: [email protected]
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You may bring bicycles aboard. On departures with seat reservation you need to book an add-on for your bike.
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