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When you think you can get around a tunnel using the ‘Old Road’
Matteo Tuana Franguel, Christian Bedsvaag and 5 others1 Comment-
Maybe packing a pocket saw would be helpful
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New bike day 🚀 Had my road bike stolen last week, just before season opening. Sucks harder than hard, but the replacement is now secured. A shiny new Fara F/Road in offwhite, and I’ll be watching this one closely.
What’s the best way to secure your bike these days? I’m curious to the following topics:
– Surveillance cams in the storage…
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Four bikes! – a luxury problem to have. As you’re the boss and only 5 mins away – I’d say keep two at work and have them hanging from the wall. They will look good on display and show clients you’re a fit and active person who takes his work seriously (Everyone knows being a cyclist is an expensive hobby which requires working hard to maintain…
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It looks like the weather is going to be pretty great multiple days this week. Can anyone recommend some great routes around 40-60km to do?
I thought about nordmarka, but I guess there is still too much snow on the roads upthere?
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@sykkeleirik Is the man with the best routes in Oslo!
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The First Mountain Road opened for the season today (14.03.25). The mighty Valdresflye is ready to be cycled…well, that is, if you have spikes on your tyres and battery-heated gloves and socks! 🥶
The next road to open should be Sognefjellet – usually mid-April.
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Greetings Cycling Norway riders
Just touching base on the new community platform… I hope!
If all goes to plan I’ll be hitting the road in Norway come mid May for hopefully 6-8weeks touring unless I “I pull a hammy” and retire early! looking forward to it!!
Cheers
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Part 2 of ‘A Winter on Wheels’ from our good friend Gjermund. What a place to explore by bike! I might have to head up there this summer. These are some of the least explored roads in the Arctic.
https://cyclenorway.com/a-winter-on-wheels-part-2/
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A Winter On Wheels Part 2 - Cycle Norway
I’ve slogged through the first stretch of winter, but another half remains. Let’s go! After the deep darkness of December, the sun slowly turns back. The days become longer, a couple of minutes more each day, hinting of warm and … Continue reading
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Hi there,
Myself and some friends are travelling from Ireland to cycle Oslo to Bergen on 8th to 15th May.
Do you think there’s *any* chance of the Rallarvegen being passable?
If not, do you know if the Fv50 from Hagafoss to Flam is a possible alternative. I am reading that the tunnels are all accessible by bike on this route, but googlemaps…
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Information about Road 50 here: https://www.vegvesen.no/trafikk/trafikkmeldinger/NPRA_HBT_10-03-2025.48492?lng=7.60137&lat=60.78682&zoom=7
Information about Rallarvegen here: https://cyclenorway.com/routes/rallarvegen-3/rallarvegen/
Information about tunnels here: https://www.cycletourer.co.uk/maps/tunnelmap.shtml
Cycling from Oslo to Bergen early…
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Thanks Matthew, that’s very helpful.
We’re preparing for freezing temps on the high parts, we’ve some experience rolling about in the cold here in Irish winters. So hoping that prepares us. We will keep a close eye on the weather also of course.
We’re getting the ferry from Flam to Gudvangen and then picking up the road again there.
Thank you!
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Two summers in a row I cycled Norway on a route devised by Cycle Norway. Awesome. Matthew had me fly into Tromsø.
Here’s how I started … https://youtu.be/mE1NAgBfctw
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Glad the bike arrived this time! Great weather, great roads, great hikes! Wonderful Richard!
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One of my favourite spots, at Dalsvatn, between Seljord and Kilen.
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Beautiful photo!
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