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Does anyone have any advice or experience on booking trains in Italy? Specifically Pisa to Lucca, Lucca to Florence, Florence to Siena, Siena to Pisa I've been on trainline and it looks pretty straight forward and cheap - do I need to book in advance or can I just turn up? Tickets are usually not a...

I have too many cameras, but I had to have one for bike touring. I wanted a decent sized sensor (1"), very compact and USB chargeable. Ended up with the Canon G9X MK II. It has wifi, so can transfer images to my smart phone/tablet, image quality is quite good, it has RAW as well as all the manu...

Witterings wrote:Has anyone had any experience with Ergotec Customer Service ???

Would have thought a German company their customer service would be excellent.

Germany: Good for quality, not so good customer service

You need to provide the model of you computer.

If it is very basic, it is doubtful it has that option

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMxLI6DbjL8
This race impressed the heck out of me.
I average about 900 m of climbing when I go out on my Emtb, these guys do a lot more than that.

Sorry, but I think this is a really irrelevant question. I just don't get the point. The real answer probably has nothing to do with quality of the bike but more with distribution, availability etc. Along that line, when Decathlon comes out with their touring bike, it probably will be the highest s...

Those are some high end bikes. Perhaps going to a more specialized forum like MTBR would get you more results.

Lake Garda, Italy has recently set up a route around the lake. Some parts are on the road, but for beauty, it is incredible.

I purchased a set with Deore and was quite happy with them (still am). With my next set I was in the same quandary and could not decide. In the end, I spent the extra money and went with XT, just to make the choice easier (touring use)

I fitted my new Brooks saddle, the one with the black rivets mentioned elsewhere here, and two things surprised me. First, it was comfortable, I had expected a longish breaking in period though my test ride was only twenty miles. And secondly it was very slippery. I have tilted the nose up slightly...

I have an LHT and on mainland Europe I have seen very, very few. I would guess the Trek 520. Between Trek and Giant they are the most diffused brands in the world. Though Cube is starting to become popular enough, I have not seen them used for extended touring.

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There are so many cycling routes popping up these days it's hard to keep up, but as Nira said; northern Italy is quite vast. The Friuli route mentioned is very established, it's called the Alpe Adria route and starts on the Adriatic (Grado) and goes to Salzburg. It's a mix of road and old rail line....

I have never specifically taken the trail itself, but have done the same routes. I do not remember seeing any sign posts, but using Google Earth might give you a better idea. The route itself is pretty simple. I am sure if you program it in your GPS or mark it out on a paper map, you should have no ...

Is the present fork you have damaged?
Because I would suggest the same fork.
This place has it on sale at a good price
https://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/sun ... -63-839933