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3,454 km
206:25 h
Recent Activity
dayandbike went gravel riding.
November 5, 2023
05:17
102km
19.3km/h
890m
890m
Deviation from the original route:
KM 112 area closed with gates due to current ASF case
KM 122 path blocked
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All in all, a very nice route that leads a lot through the countryside. I left the Hamburg-City section behind me early in the morning. It goes over countless bridges and under bridges. Supply options come regularly and are often located directly on the route. At kilometer 151, as with the Münsterland
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My entry into the Münsterland orbit Kashyyyk Moon was at the level of the Dörenther Berg. So after about 50 kilometers I had already managed half of the altitude difference. Initially still dark and with a helmet lamp on the way, after an hour I was able to watch the sunrise between the trees. In the
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(Rainy) Chaos Constellation: Trails, trails and more trails. I had the feeling that the main train station in Braunschweig was in the middle of the forest. After a few minutes you are on gravel paths and collect the most vertical meters on the first half. Unfortunately it started raining after four hours
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The Space Swamp Orbit can be divided into three sections. Starting at the train station in Bremen-Burg, the first third is very smooth to drive. It rolls well on different surfaces and there are a few supply points along the way. The landscape of the second third is very impressive. It goes through the
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Best Orbit I've ridden so far: Endor's Endless Expanse. There is no such thing as flat. Either up or down, usually between 3 and 5 percent. Super beautiful and long descents, finest gravel, sights along the way and impressive views. A perfect orbit that I can only recommend to everyone. Only the water
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Early in the morning my starting point was in Kiel. With the help of the full moon and my helmet lamp, the paths slowly led me out of the city. The route varied through forests, small villages and field paths. After I had relaxedly crossed the Kiel Canal with the help of the ferry, there were a few more
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