About Alexander Freitag
Der Motorradrennsport hatte mich über 16 Jahre nicht aktiv, sondern passiv als Manager meines Sohnes Philipp eingebunden, der die letzten Jahre als Rennfahrer in einer Europa-Meisterschaft bestritt. Sein Karriereende war ein großer Einschnitt, der mir aber auch mit einem Schlag viel mehr Freizeit verschaffte und mich wieder selbst aktiv werden ließ - mit Muskelkraft.
Dank komoot kann ich die Freude an der Bewegung in freier Natur maximal ausleben, und aktuell bietet mir vor allem die Orbit360 Community spannende Herausforderungen und Ansporn.
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15,174 km
804:44 h
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Even though hiking is rather the exception for me, I'd like to share this beautiful tour, as my son and I spent an unforgettable day in the Harz Mountains. I was inspired by Bianca's vivid description (komoot.com/de-DE/tour/2641651629?ref=itd). Having already experienced the masterful quality of her
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🌧️Overcast, drizzle, wind, and cool temperatures—autumn has arrived. Nevertheless, it was beautiful: fresh air and the feeling of freedom!🚴
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After the failed first attempt, in which I had to abandon the route early (as it turned out later, with a broken frame) (komoot.com/de-DE/tour/2397391982?ref=itd), this was my second attempt at completing this Harz Orbit. This time, I didn't start from the Magdeburger Hütte, but from Goslar as planned
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I have to admit that I completely underestimated this Orbit. After riding Isabel's "Queer Quasar" last year, I had no suspicions and expected a similar style of course. I was looking forward to long, fast, flowing gravel sections. These did indeed occur, so I wasn't disappointed, but they were a struggle
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After the many gravel orbits, now an "asphalt orbit": The idea of circumnavigating Lake Constance came to me after cycling around Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan. I thought at the time that I could repeat such an undertaking "at home," and a year and a half later, I've put this idea into action
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Although this orbit involved a somewhat longer journey for me, I didn't want to miss the opportunity to ride gravel through the Black Forest. Unfortunately, I didn't arrive at the campsite in Karlsruhe until the middle of the night and started my tour the next day later than planned, feeling rather sleep
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After nearly tearing myself apart during a botched jump from a wooden ramp at Willingen Bike Park 🤕, I dared to get back on my mountain bike two days later despite my injuries. ✌️ My tour first took me to the 42-meter-high Möhnesee Tower, which offers a fantastic view. A narrow trail down to the southern
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Unfortunately, all things come to an end: On the last day of the Gravity Festival, I didn't participate in the Community Ride, but instead rode the "Individual Time Trial" route from the first day. I had skipped that route in favor of participating in two workshops (First Aid and Bike Repair), and made
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This time, the Gravity Festival also featured a "Gravity Cat." The name is derived from Alley Cat, a kind of bike scavenger hunt in which you have to navigate to several checkpoints to complete tasks. The five checkpoints were supervised by the sponsors: komoot, Powerbar, ROSE, HUNT, and RYZEN. I also
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After a lot of work-related travel lately, I finally treated myself to a bike ride today. After such a long break, I really missed the heath and revived my classic local route: the "Four Hills Tour" over the Brunsberg (129 m), the Pferdekopf (79 m), the Wilseder Berg (169 m), and the Turmberg (135 m
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