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Europe Sept 2012
Two to three week's in Europe camping or hotel base. Have done a few of these before, Usually in Spain and South of France.
Looking for someone who could be interested in going. And then it's a suck it and see where we go. Looking at going south for the sun. I'm not in to riding in the cold and rain. Getting a crossing ticket and see where the road's take you.
Every thing is flexible as this is the first post.
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To buy petrol in Europe. Pull up at station. Wait. Get out a 20 Euro note, then ask someone to fill up the bike. Give person money. Ride away. Simple.
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I had planned to go round Europe after 15th August for 2 weeks, but my mate let me down! So gutted. It would be my first European trip. Are you tied to Sept? Where were you thinking of going?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by badcrumble38
I had planned to go round Europe after 15th August for 2 weeks, but my mate let me down! So gutted. It would be my first European trip. Are you tied to Sept? Where were you thinking of going?
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It's going to be hot. Very hot In August. September is better. The date's at the moment is ferry crossing on the morning of the 5 Sept.
Edit wrong map.
But it's a suck it and see job on day seven. In other word's. No bike trip run's to plan.
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Last edited by John933; 4 Jul 2012 at 15:10.
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I'm looking at going to Spain in September. Hoping to catch the crossing on the 5 Sep. From Dover, and be in Spain on the 8th. I have my eye on a complex booked just the French side of Barcelona. About a grand all in. Unless you go daft then one and a half grand. Stay over night on the fourth in Dover £10 per night. Up early catch the early morning crossing. Then fly down to Poitiers, Then on to Pau, or Perpignan on the French coast. Making the crossing in to Spain on the Saturday.Those of you that can count will see there is an extra day in there. The idea is. Either leave a day earlier and arrive on time, or spend two night's at one place and ride round and see what's on offer.
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ms...8677,19.753418
Any one interested mail me here.
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