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8bar bikes

8bar is not just another bicycle brand. 8bar provides high quality components in elegant colors, so you can let your creativity run wild. Your bike is then handmade according to your specifications, making it unique and 100% reflecting your taste.

No off-the-shelf product and therefore never identical, each bike is a unique project between you and 8bar.
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8bar ist nicht einfach eine weitere Fahrradmarke. 8bar stellt qualitativ hochwertige Komponenten in edlen Farben zur Verfügung, so dass du deiner Kreativität freien Lauf lassen kannst. Danach wird dein Bike nach deinen Vorgaben in Handarbeit zusammengestellt, ist dadurch einzigartig und reflektiert zu 100% deinen Geschmack.


Kein Produkt von der Stange und dadurch niemals identisch, ist jedes Bike ein einzigartiges Projekt zwischen Dir und 8bar.
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and went gravel riding

May 2, 2026

Day 5: Fort Whilliam - Bridge of Orchy

Rain was coming, and so was fatigue.
We started slowly: coffee, pastries, and a small goal — ride to Glenfinnan and see the famous viaduct.
No Hogwarts Express that day, unfortunately. But honestly, it didn’t matter.
Plans to go to the Isle of Mull were dropped due to weather, but…

Time

6h57m

Distance

121km

Speed

20.6km/h

Ascent

950m

Descent

780m

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and went gravel riding

May 1, 2026

Day 4 : Dalwhinnie - Fort William

After 9.5 hours of sleep, everything felt better.
Breakfast at the only café in the village cost £40 for two coffees and avocado toasts — painful, but necessary. We stocked up for the next 100 km and headed out.
“Only one tricky section,” Bruno said.
That meant 5 km of…

Time

11h44m

Distance

99.6km

Speed

13.5km/h

Ascent

1,240m

Descent

1,790m

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and went gravel riding

April 30, 2026

Day 3 : Bothy - Dalwhinnie

We woke up to horses grazing right outside the window.
After a short night and a quick breakfast, we headed towards the Cairngorms Loop. River crossings were now routine, and my €35 Crocs turned out to be one of the best investments of the trip.
The weather was unexpectedly warm…

Time

8h59m

Distance

84.6km

Speed

17.3km/h

Ascent

820m

Descent

810m

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and went gravel riding

April 29, 2026

Day 2 - Killin - Bothy

This was where the Highlands really began. The scenery shifted into something almost like Mongolian степpe — wide, open, and wild.
We barely saw anyone that day.
Then the route disappeared. A collapsed bridge, no visible trail..
We decided to go “by feeling.” The bog disagreed.
One wrong step and…

Time

10h23m

Distance

106km

Speed

14.6km/h

Ascent

1,820m

Descent

1,750m

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and went gravel riding

April 28, 2026

Day 1 — Stirling to Killin

The train to Stirling was quick and bike-friendly. We used the time to reorganize bags, grab a second breakfast, and double-check the route.
The weather was cooler, with light rain. The first day was mostly asphalt and passed through several towns — our last real chance to resupply.
Finding 300…

Time

8h29m

Distance

118km

Speed

17.3km/h

Ascent

1,720m

Descent

1,630m

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and went gravel riding

April 27, 2026

Day 0 — Edinburgh

Edinburgh is absolutely worth coming back to. We spent the first day riding without luggage, checking our bikes at a local shop, and exploring the city.
Carlton Hill, Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street, the Royal Mile — and then out towards the quieter Pentlands and coastal views near Queensferry. Around 70…

Time

5h27m

Distance

70.8km

Speed

18.6km/h

Ascent

760m

Descent

760m

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