Plans for 2018

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Sideleaner wrote: Sun Oct 22, 2017 12:42 pm On the bike : going to the IOM for the 4th time, after been to 2 TT's and one MGP its TT time again. Instead of heading North on the M6 i would like to go via the south to the Cotwolds and than through Wales up to Heysham and spend a few days on it. Next will be to the HISS in September with the van and light bike after missing it this year due to shoulder problems.
And than of course holiday with Mrs. , probably a week Andalusia, combining a few cities - culture and sea - maybe Cordoba and something at the coast. This will be end of April beginning of May before it gets too hot.

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LL&T wrote: Mon Oct 23, 2017 8:58 am We are just in the first stage of planning a couple of weeks touring around Austria. Went a few months back and totally fell in love with the country so off there again but to use as a base as we plan to ride into Italy and spend a few nights around the lakes, can't wait!

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Brenhden wrote: Fri Oct 20, 2017 10:15 pm I'm thinking I'll take on all of TET UK next year. I need to keep it cheap after buying a bike this year and planning on moving house.
I did bits of it this year from Ripponden up to Wray just past salters fell and then I went the other way from Ripponden down but only got so far and went across to lark Hill Lane and up over resivior home was planning the same thing for 2018 though did plan on going pyrness and trying the transpirinica but the wife is not going away with her mum now due to her opening a new shop which is more money needed. First it was o you gonna get a new motorbike right I booked this holiday 5000 and now it's gonna open a new shop .sure she doing it to stop me getting a new bike .. So I thought about spending 5/6 days on the t.e.t instead and hopefully if my bikes ready some of the atrc events. at the minute though it's in peices so won't be ready now till all the parts have come I made a start on wiring yesterday and my mind is boggled already ...
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DaveCon wrote: Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:29 am
Bryn wrote: Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:11 am ... I want to get back over to the States at some point ...
When you go to the States do you ship your bike over or hire one when you're there or ??

Myself, I've not decided between Ireland and the WAW, or Portugal - or maybe both. And I was speaking to a guy waiting for the ferry (like you do) and he'd done - ferry to Spain, ride across Spain to Barcelona, ferry to Sicily and then ride up through Italy, Austria and etceras which also sounds fun.

So many options ... ;)
I've not shipped across the pond, I've used a tour company, 106West Adventure, for riding in Colorado, and then rented off Eagle Rider. Both are hassle free and dead easy to organise.
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I've just booked a gite in the Ardeche region of the Rhone Alpes and another one in Bourgogne in the Yonne region just outside the Morvan parc.
Just a week in each with a day either end to get from and to the ferry. I hate rushing, gives me a headache. :D
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Look out for those pesky wolves in the Morvan :mrgreen:
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herman wrote: Tue Oct 24, 2017 10:05 pm Look out for those pesky wolves in the Morvan :mrgreen:
I've been there a couple of times before but never caught a glimpse. Third time lucky? Or is it an urban myth?
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Billy Bananahead wrote: Wed Oct 25, 2017 3:08 pm
herman wrote: Tue Oct 24, 2017 10:05 pm Look out for those pesky wolves in the Morvan :mrgreen:
I've been there a couple of times before but never caught a glimpse. Third time lucky? Or is it an urban myth?
One of our co-riders on a Sport Adventure trip there reckoned he had seen one so who knows. Some awesome trails there.
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Currently planning a RTW trip for 12-18 months leaving in Feb/April. Will be my first tour too :shock:
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herman wrote: Wed Oct 25, 2017 5:49 pm
Billy Bananahead wrote: Wed Oct 25, 2017 3:08 pm
herman wrote: Tue Oct 24, 2017 10:05 pm Look out for those pesky wolves in the Morvan :mrgreen:
I've been there a couple of times before but never caught a glimpse. Third time lucky? Or is it an urban myth?
One of our co-riders on a Sport Adventure trip there reckoned he had seen one so who knows. Some awesome trails there.
I love the Morvan - didn't know there were Wolves there :)

Morocco in April, then may be a loooong weekend in July somewhere, then I'm hoping to do the Aragon HISS and Paddy Dakar in September but I'm sure the maths won't add up :roll:
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