About Heidegravelrunner
2,137 km
127:35 h
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Heidegravelrunner and others planned a gravel ride.
May 24, 2022
03:55
52.8km
13.5km/h
300m
420m
On the last orbit weekend I quickly drove the Heimatorbit through the Lausitz. Actually, three orbits were planned, but family and work just didn't allow anymore. In any case, it started today with the right spirit and went really well. In terms of nutrition, everything was done right this time, only
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With enough time for the last few kilometers to Berlin, we decide to leave the official Candy B. Graveller route and make a detour to Potsdam. Then we jump into the Wannsee to wash ourselves properly for the first time on the tour. After Grunewald, you go through the exhausting Berlin traffic jungle
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On the fourth full day it gets flatter and unfortunately also more boring. There are history lessons in Reppichau and we get to know the Sachsenspiegel, the oldest legal book of the Middle Ages. From Dessau-Roßlau there is less asphalt and with more gravel and water in the vicinity it is really fun again
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Like every morning, the day begins with a cup of coffee and gruel. First the Hainich is waiting for us and the second breakfast is in Bad Langensalza today. Past Kyffhäuser it goes up to Beyernaumburg Castle and the day is over again.
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Day 3 of our bikepacking tour in the June 2021 pandemic.
For breakfast to Fulda, up to the old inner German border to cycle over dreamlike perforated plates and past picturesque caliber mountains along the Werra. The most beautiful and varied section of the entire tour.
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The first full day of our tour took us across the Main and through the Spessart to the gates of Fulda.
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The BBBR was canceled or postponed thanks to the pandemic. The week off, however, wanted to be used and so the Candy B. Graveller route from Frankfurt to Berlin was made on the spur of the moment. The first stage was a relaxed curl up in the evening hours.
It should be a great 6 days, with the best gravel
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I definitely lacked the motivation for rideFAR in January. But thanks to the pandemic, it became a March event and therefore much more inviting for a wider crowd. Ergo surely also collected more donations.
Let's always rideFAR in March!
A week before Easter, I was at the start and the tinkered loop should
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11:45 a.m. offline and paddling 180 km through the hilly Saxon Castle Land for the #rideFAR Challenge in the best weather. Didn't meet an egotistical world ruler on the tour, but a likeable biker who was training for his bike tour to the North Cape. The head is free at the end of the day and you've done
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