The Never Ending Hunting Fields

[kiroh]

Have been riding around Europe for a month - so many places to see and roads to ride. So I've got a few pictures and stories to share with you.

The first one is from the French Alps, trying to make our way from Beauford to Bourg-Saint-Maurice via L'Ami. Unfortunately the snow line was at 2000m and we had to turn back.



Here is a view over Bourg-Saint-Maurice with a glimpse of my global positioning system - compass and map, which worked perfectly during the trip.



Riding on the ski slopes in Les Arcs was a good laugh with no mud and the only danger being the fallen trees.



In Italy I rode the SS1, which was one of the most beautiful roads of the whole trip. No traffic and turn after turn without any gear changes - bliss. I reckon this is where our bikes go when they die.



In Northern Greece I came across this wonderful sign, which sent my heart (and bike) racing.



... and here is what I found soon after...



On a final note - my bike held up fine, with only two noticable problems - the bolt holding the Remus came of on the second day and luckily I had a replacement one, and second one was that my front brake pads wore off only after 2k miles, which I attribute to some rather abrasive mud I rode trough in Bulgaria. On the plus side - I was easily managing 230 miles to reserve which is only happening when I'm touring in Europe. I wonder if it's the petrol

Happy riding everyone!

[iswoolley]

Nice photos! Good to see folk out there riding!

[Chad]

superb must get me over there somtime great pics mate

[chronyx]

Excellent pics!!!

If that was a Blue run you were riding down (Looks mild!), I skiied that in March!!