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Reply to Camera storage on a bikepacking trip
Something like an Insta360 would be easy to stash & protect
@Matthew Norway time to reshoot some of your adventures?
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This wonderful (online) book of information is a valuable resource for anyone planning to travel through Norway by bike. It’s the result of years of trial and error, learning the hard way through countless mistakes and endless hours spent digging through scattered websites. Those who take the time to study and use it will save money, avoid major…
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Reply to Roundtrip Stockholm Oslo with a loop
How / Where do i see if the routes are open?
I can’t seem to find that information.
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Reply to Roundtrip Stockholm Oslo with a loop
I think this is a very valid point. I’ve been staring at that weight for a while.
Locking carbiner could be good. I have one from climbing. Maybe combine it with like a climbing rope. Could use it to hold stuff also.
I do think i would want something where i could attach it to something. Although the bike is going to weigh like 20kg with most…
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Hi, me and some friends are going on a bikepacking trip 29.04- 01.05. We where hoping to do an extended version of jotunheimen rundt on gravel by adding Grimsdalen. I really want to show my friemds this part, which I hve already done once myself 🙂
But apparently Grimsdalen opens up june 5. Does anyone know if you are allowed to cycle on the…
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Although there’s been less snow in the mountains this year and many roads are opening earlier than usual, I think you’re being optimistic planning to ride Jotunheimen Rundt on gravel in late May. Some of those roads—especially Tusenmeteren—are likely still unrideable. Please let us know what you find. As for Grimsdalen, it’s not officially…
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Thank you so much for your feedback :)We where thinking it was risiky, so will look for options I think, as we dont have that much time to ride soggy roads.
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Reply to Roundtrip Stockholm Oslo with a loop
Somewhere recently I read about just using a locking carabiner across spokes on a wheel.
How would that compare?
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Reply to Camera storage on a bikepacking trip
I am resigned to carrying my 3 lb. Nikon P950 in a waterproof MountainSmith camera bag inside by CamelBak hydration backpack (and that’s about all in that bag).
Last year my Nikon P950 w/85x zoom was an incredible tool for capturing the scenery and the experience of the cruise up & down the Norwegian coast. I can’t imagine doing a bike tour…
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Ahne Kristin Brown started the discussion where to leave big travel bag in Oslo for duration of bike trip? in the forum Does anyone know? 9 months ago
where to leave big travel bag in Oslo for duration of bike trip?
I’m flying into Oslo with my bike in a bike travel bag instead of a box and I’ll have my bags packed in a suitcase. Does anyone have experience with leaving the suitcase and bike bag in Oslo for the duration of your trip(s)? I’m thinking of contacting all bike shops but before I send out a gazillian emails, I thought I’d ask here. Thanks everyone!
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Trollstigen is getting a Toll! What are your thoughts?
https://cyclenorway.com/en/trollstigen-toll-what-it-means-for-cyclists/
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Trollstigen Toll: What it Means for Cyclists - Cycle Norway
Norway's famous Trollstigen mountain road, known for its dramatic hairpin bends, is set to reopen—at least partially—this summer between 14th July and 15th August. But the road made headlines again this week as Møre og Romsdal County Council voted in … Continue reading
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The highest fjord road in the world opens for the season today: https://www.dalsnibba.no/
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Køyr Nibbevegen til Europas høgste fjordutsikt frå bilveg. På Geiranger Skywalk ventar opplevinga – luftig, tilgjengeleg og ekte.
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