Fubbes
Carbon statt Kondition
Keine Angst, im Korrigieren von Englischem bin ich nicht ganz so gut ...
Und so lange dort kein englisch-sprechender bayrischer kritimani auftaucht, kann man es auch verstehen.
Daniel
Keine Angst, im Korrigieren von Englischem bin ich nicht ganz so gut ...@ray, crossposting der wichtigen sachen ist eine gute idee. und das mir jetzt hier im thread bloss keiner wegen englisch zu meckern anfängt!!
@montenegriner, was ist jetzt mit bitola? wo sind die biker? wo sind die email-adressen? wo sind die koordinaten? telefonnummern sind im moment wenig hilfreich, mit meinem karterl zahl ich mich da tot. lohnt sich die gegend wegen singletrails? oder einfach nur weils im pelister nationalpark schöne pisten gibt? ich komme wahrscheinlich zwischen ohrid- und prespanskosee durch und könnte nach osten abdriften für eine lohnende aktion. oder fahren die bitola biker sowieso immer woanders zum radeln hin? lassts mal ein paar mehr infos raus für die tourplanung!
@enrgy, mit müsliriegeln eindecken... du lustiger. kauf mal in einem griechischen bergnest im pindos-gebirge müsliriegel. kauf mal in einem bergdorf überhaupt irgendwas. mit glück kriegst du vor neun was zum abendessen und kannst dir dann irgendwie ein käsebrot mitnehmen, das ist dann aber auch schon das optimum.
Unpaved and untamed! Venture into the Virgin Forest, the Dadia Forest and the Nestos Gorge for pure pleasure-riding in nature. Xanthi and Kavala are alluring, too.
DAY 1 Kavala
Welcome to Macedonia! We transfer from Thessaloniki airport to Kavala, a pretty city with a lot of character. It boasts a lively harbor and old relics, including an Ottoman era aqueduct and Byzantine fortress. The old Panagia section is a fascinating neighborhood with pastel colored houses hunched along narrow alleyways. An imaret from Ottoman days (a large building with 18 domes) is now a popular café and restaurant.
DAY 2 Paranesti
We bike in the fertile plains of the Nestos Valley, the foothills of the stately Rodopi Mountains near the Bulgarian border. Sunflower fields brighten the skies, amidst beech, spruce and black pines. The Rodopi Mountain region thrives with natural ecosystems, protected wildlife and extensive flora and fauna. Pedaling the backroads we encounter the pure local culture of this area located in isolated mountain villages. 20 km, 12 miles
DAY 3 Paranesti
Today we bicycle deep into the Rodopi Mountains, almost to the Bulgarian border, on pure and remote dirt roads. We are headed for the aptly named Virgin Forest. This area feels untouched by civilization and abounds with wild raptors, such as eagles, peregrines, buzzards and vultures. We encounter gorgeous cascades and lots of ascents. The Virgin Forest is one of Greeceâs most treasured ecological sites, and mountain biking is the best way to approach this natural wilderness area. 50 km, 31 miles
DAY 4 Stavropouli
Tucked in between the Nestos River Delta and the Rodopi Mountains, the Nestos Gorge is simply exquisite biking territory, verdant and flush with flora. If you like birds, be on the look-out for golden orioles, spotted woodpeckers, swallows, sparrowhawks, and collared flycatchers. The villages en route are memorable, including Livera whose defunct train station was cleverly converted into a B&B. We cycle a circular route, returning back to Stavropouli at dayâs end. 41 km, 25 miles
DAY 5 Komotini
We have a short ride to allow for a rest day in picturesque Xanthi, a city of red-tiled roofs famous for its nuts and sweets. The old section has beautifully preserved stately mansions from the 19th century. Many of the buildings are Turkish with the characteristic feature of overhanging wooden enclosed extensions. Even the humbler homes are attractive since they are pastel colored and located in narrow, winding streets. Transfer to Komotini for dinner with live traditional music. 22 km, 13.5 miles
DAY 6 Dadia
Today we bike through a half dozen or so colorful Turkish minority villages dotting our route. Although Greek by legal boundaries, these settlements are pure Turkey in character. Turkish is spoken, Muslim minarets reach skyward and many of the women are covered. The culture you encounter is fascinating and memorable. The route, ascending as it does most of the day, is one of the more challenging rides of the tour. 45 km, 28 miles
DAY 7 Alexandroupoli
The Dadia Forest inside the northern Evros Valley is superb biking territory: great dirt roads amidst a protected wildlife refuge, soon to be a national park. We make our way to an observation post to get a good look at the local vultures. This region is hilly and forested with wild board, deer, wolves, jackals and even some bear. The scenery is intoxicating for any true naturalist, as mountain bikers tend to be. Our day ends in Alexandroupoli where we celebrate our great adventure in a harborside restaurant near the beaming lighthouse. 30 km, 18.5 miles
hier noch was auf einer griechischen seite [
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Nema problem ke mu pomozime , samo da ni kazete kade se naoga i nie ke mu izlezime vo presret. Pozdrav Toni - Extreme Bike - Bitola.
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... aber mit einem Conti Diesel 2.5 und einem Gravity 2.3 (jeweils genau ein Exemplar vorrätig) kann ich prima leben
Die Gravity/Diesel rollen für ihre Breite noch ziemlich gut! Sind kein schlechter Kompromiss für gemischte Untergründe - so lange es trocken bleibt, den Nässe oder gar Matsch mögen die absolut nicht.Umso mehr bin ich immer wieder erstaunt, wie Du damit bei Hitze tausende Höhenmeter Uphill vernichtest und dabei auch noch Rennradler schnupfst...
Korca itself as a city offers relatively good deals, so if he asks in the center of the city they should be able to direct him to good places. I hope this helps.
Elvis