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That's a very nice route, I have to admit I'm a bit jealous 
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Be careful with these, I bought two and they fell apart on the first outing, ripping at the seams and zip.
As an alternative the Wild Country Zephyros is worth a look and definitely well-proven by many people.
@KayOs looks like a super route. German river routes are always wonderful, did a week along the Rhine (somewhere upthread) with the family in 2016 or 17, and the Danube / Donau in Germany in 1999.
@KayOs looks like a super route. German river routes are always wonderful, did a week along the Rhine (somewhere upthread) with the family in 2016 or 17, and the Danube / Donau in Germany in 1999.
We also travelled the Danube once, but only from Passau to Budapest. You can't go wrong there if you want to take a leisurely tour.
I can also only recommend the Palatinate Forest. There are wonderful MTB routes, great trails and of course delicious food and nice people
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Joe_Rides
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Not good, I bought mine last year but it hasn't been used yet!
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I've got a Vango soul 200 which is around 2.17 kgs, a nice size so maybe for the sake of 500 odd grams I'll stick with that.
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Anyone have any trips planned - weather is good so no excuses 
warpedboy2
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I have always fancied doing something like this.
The first ever copy of MBUK I read had an article written by a guy who lost his job as a teacher and (I think) he got divorced too, so he hopped on his bike and rode from Spalding to Tibet. I thought to myself, I'll do that one day too.
The first ever copy of MBUK I read had an article written by a guy who lost his job as a teacher and (I think) he got divorced too, so he hopped on his bike and rode from Spalding to Tibet. I thought to myself, I'll do that one day too.
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