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Friedrich Klinkenberg planned a bike ride.
August 9, 2025
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went for a bike ride.
July 15, 2025
Rund um Saarbrücken, Abschiedstour von Komoot.
Dies wird wohl eine meiner letzten Touren sein, die ich mit Komoot aufgezeichnet habe. Nachdem ich im Frühjahr 20.000 Radkilometer mit Komoot vollgemacht habe. weigert es sich weiter Touren vernünftig aufzuzeichnen und bricht die Aufzeichnungen regelmäßig nach einer Stunde ab. Komoot meint es läge an meinem Smartphone. Da ich keine Lust habe mir ein neues Smartphone zu kaufen bin ich seit einiger Zeit auf Naviki und OutdoorActive umgestiegen. Damit komme ich auch klar, sind aber beide nicht so komfortabel. Schade, ich sag dann mal tschüß, werde die Leute, denen ich folge aber weiter im Auge halten, denn sie dienen mir oftmals als Inspiration.
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went cycling.
August 30, 2024
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August 30, 2024
Finally, a tour past the Maas and Waal to Beneden-Leeuwen. Not quite as varied as the Linge tour, but I was able to roll along nicely as it was mostly on dikes with first-class ground. Only the wind was a little annoying.
Overall, it was three very nice days in the Rievierenland, where I would love to
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went cycling.
August 29, 2024
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August 30, 2024
At 108 km, the Linge is the longest river in the Netherlands and meanders through a beautiful landscape parallel to the Waal, into which it flows.
The Betuwe is known as a fruit-growing area, so a tour is particularly recommended in spring when the fruit is in bloom.
As you mostly cycle on the dike, you
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went cycling.
August 28, 2024
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August 28, 2024
You took beautiful photos in a wonderful landscape 🇱🇺👌
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went cycling.
August 27, 2024
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August 27, 2024
Because of the continued good weather forecast, I spontaneously decided to pay a visit to the much-praised Land van Maas en Waal. In the smallest Dutch Hanseatic town, Maasbommel, I found a free campsite and after I had settled in, I went on a little exploratory tour. The first impressions were positive
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went for a bike ride.
August 22, 2024
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Werner🚴♂️🌳👣, Rallyeman and Doris Welty like this.
August 23, 2024
After the disappointing tour on Tuesday, I treated myself to another tour yesterday that I liked.
Lots of nature, a bit of culture and lots of water.
A beautiful day!
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went for a bike ride.
August 20, 2024
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August 20, 2024
Since I couldn't think of anything better in a hurry, I had Komoot generate the tour for me and was disappointed once again. A rather boring tour with miles of straight stretches and sometimes poor ground. And often a lot of traffic. Not recommended for following.
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went for a bike ride.
August 11, 2024
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August 12, 2024
Since good weather was forecast, I wanted to pay Tongeren another visit and then follow the Albert Canal for a few kilometers.
Tongeren is unknown to many here, but it is the oldest city in Belgium (founded in 15 BC) and worth a visit.
The route via the Tongersesteenweg to the Albert Canal is boring in
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Friedrich Klinkenberg went for a bike ride.
August 10, 2024
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August 10, 2024
As the name suggests, I downloaded the tour from Rallyeman some time ago and added it to my own.
Very nice tour with constant ups and downs, which I love.
I would have preferred to have done without a few of the gravel sections, but that's hardly avoidable in East Belgium.
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July 28, 2025
Too bad, Friedrich. I've always followed your tours closely. I've heard good things about OutdoorActive so far. It's also licensed by the German Alpine Association and is supposed to have better maps, at least for the mountains. But either way, dear Friedrich, keep moving.
Regards, Günter
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