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Today, after a long break, I went on a tour with Philipp again – I was feeling lazy and left the route planning to him.
After lunch at the Osterseen lakes, we headed into the forest, "good for road biking," but the roots on the singletrack really took their toll on my poor 25mm tires. But I don't want
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Philipp went cycling.
June 19, 2025
05:07
124km
24.2km/h
640m
850m
Today's stage was also the last one I'll be riding with Philipp—the four days flew by, thanks for coming along! 😀
We went from Tolmezzo to Trieste. It was already raining moderately as we set off, but when we reached Udine and stopped for coffee, the rain got heavier, and shortly after, we ran into a
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Today's stage once again demonstrated that things often turn out completely differently on cycling trips than expected.
We were actually expecting a completely rainy day and a less than spectacular route; the first few kilometers were also on busy state roads.
But then we turned onto the Dolomites Road
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This morning, Philipp and I left Innsbruck around 10 a.m. after a leisurely breakfast.
After about three flat kilometers through Innsbruck's city center, we started a relatively steep climb for about 6.5 km. We also passed the famous ski jump. After that, the elevation gain eased a bit until the climb
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Today I set off with Philipp on my big 2025 cycling trip. Philipp is accompanying me to Trieste, then I'll continue south and east on my own. Maybe I'll even make it to Asia. :)
The first leg went from Munich to Innsbruck, first past Lake Tegernsee, then over the Achen Pass past Lake Achensee, and then
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Radlyogi (Flo) and Philipp went cycling.
May 11, 2025
02:25
62.7km
26.0km/h
300m
520m
On the way home, I was so in the flow that I didn't take any more photos. A pit stop in Sauerlach for pizza, and then off through the Perlach Forest.
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Today I did a three-lake tour (Tegernsee, Spitzingsee, and Schliersee) via Valepp. Fantastic weather and beautiful scenery. Unfortunately, Radlyogi's clumsiness stopped recording in Schliersee, so the rest (home to Munich) is in Part 2.
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To take advantage of what was likely going to be the last nice day for a while, Philipp and I went for an after-work ride together. I wanted to test the limits of my gravel tires (and my riding skills), so we headed south along the Isar River.
Having passed the Grosshesseloher Bridge, and since I explicitly
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