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Biking in Europe: How to ship a bike without disassembling it?
by MathieuPastu · 2026-04-04 · 1 reply
Hi there,

I’m planning to bike back from Poland this summer. Does anyone know a way to ship it there without having to take it apart? Otherwise, it’s a real hassle to fine-tune all the settings before departure! Thanks in advance.
Which sections of the Camino del Cid are worth doing?
by Langenscheid · 2025-07-22 · 4 replies
Hi there,

The full route from Burgos to (just before) Murcia is 1,300 km.

If you’ve done the whole thing, do you think the entire route is worth the trip, or can some sections be skipped?

Thanks.

Camping and homestays in Slovenia
by Mireille6 · 2025-06-25 · 9 replies
We're planning to cycle through Slovenia on touring bikes from July 14th to August 14th. We're used to camping, but I get the feeling there are large areas without campsites. Is wild camping allowed? If not, is it easy to stay with locals?

Could you tell me about the must-see spots in Slovenia? I'm thinking of finishing in Istria, at a seaside campsite to relax and enjoy the sea. Is it pretty quiet there?

Thanks so much, Mireille.
Bilbao to Nantes by train or bus with a non-disassembled bike
by Opai · 2025-06-09 · 1 reply
Does anyone know an easy way to get from Bilbao to Nantes by bus or train with a bike that isn’t disassembled? Nothing on DB.DE, nothing on FlixBus... Thanks.
What's a good alternative to FlixBus for taking your bike?
by Opai · 2025-06-09 · 11 replies
I’ve gotten used to crossing Europe by bus to return by bike. It was really convenient to take the bike without having to disassemble it. But FlixBus no longer accepts bikes... What alternatives do you know about? Thanks.
Bikepacking questions with a Brompton bike
by SAMgeneral · 2025-05-16 · 5 replies
Hi everyone, I’m seriously considering going bikepacking with my Brompton (6-speed model) on a mixed route of roads and bike paths for a trip lasting a few days or even a week. I know the Brompton isn’t the typical touring bike, but its compactness and practicality really appeal to me for combining train + bike travel and staying super mobile. I’ve got a few questions, and I’d love to hear your experiences or tips:

What panniers or luggage setup do you recommend for a Brompton in travel mode? Have you run into any specific limitations (comfort, carrying capacity, elevation gain, etc.)? Should I adjust any components (tires, gearing, saddle) to make it more durable for multi-day trips? Do you prefer wild camping or lightweight accommodations (hostels, campsites, etc.) with this kind of setup? Finally: what types of routes do you think a Brompton handles well? (And what should I absolutely avoid?)

I’d love to chat with others who’ve tried (or are considering) the Brompton bikepacking adventure. Thanks in advance for your insights! 🚴‍♂️ Happy riding,
Cycling in Liguria from Nice
by Rikimiki · 2025-05-09 · 6 replies
Who among you has explored northern Italy along the Mediterranean, in Liguria? I’m dreaming of cycling there from Nice, crossing through villages like Menton, Ventimiglia, Dolceacqua, Apricale, Monte Ceppo, Triora, Ponte di Nava, Ormea, Garessio, Ceva, Mondovì, and Cuneo.

Beyond that, it’s the route toward Queyras in France via the Col dell’Agnello, on the slopes of Monte Viso.

A few questions for those who know the area: Is it interesting by bike? Is the road surface decent? Is car traffic low, or at least manageable?

We had this plan back in 2009 as part of a Nice-Rome crossing, but we ended up doing it differently. I might get to revisit it this summer (solo this time, not on a tandem like we usually do).

Looking forward to your thoughts and comments!
Bike route for a group of teens from Nemours to Thiers
by MeliMeloVelo · 2025-05-09 · 2 replies
Hi everyone, We’re organizing a week-long bike trip for a group of scouts. I’ve already mapped out a route using Géovélo (travel option). The teens will take the train to Nemours (or a bit beyond) and then follow the Loire à Vélo route for a good stretch (until Nevers, which they’ll bypass to the west). After Nevers, things get a bit trickier. I also wanted to avoid Moulins, so I planned for them to follow the Allier’s west bank and cross near Châtel-de-Neuvre. I’m having some doubts about the route and really want to steer clear of busy main roads as much as possible. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the route I’ve chosen, plus any tips you might have. I saw there’s the V70 veloroute, but I decided against it after hearing it has some *very* road-heavy sections.
Budapest to Besançon train with a bike
by Valjura · 2025-03-16 · 2 replies
Hi! I’d like to cycle from Basel to Budapest in August and then take the train back to Besançon. Which website should I use to book, and how far in advance do I need to reserve my tickets?

Thanks for your help!
Information on the EuroVelo Portugal route for a family trip
by Cilouette · 2025-02-26 · 2 replies
Hi, Like every summer, I’m looking for a (not too distant) destination to cycle with my family for about 3 weeks. I’m drawn to the EuroVelo 1 route in Portugal. Do any of you have information to share? Are there sections that are more or less difficult? Routes that are more or less safe? I’ve heard that Portuguese drivers aren’t very cautious on the road, especially around cyclists. Thanks for your feedback and experiences!
Paris - Marseille/Montpellier by train with bikes
by Hera74 · 2025-02-22 · 24 replies
Hi everyone,

I’m trying to figure out how to get from Paris to Marseille or Montpellier with non-disassembled bikes by train in early July 2025... and it’s a total flop!!! Can’t find any trains that offer the bike-on-board option! It’s so complicated between SNCF-CONNECT, OUIGO, and TER INTERCITÉS!!! Nothing’s simple! I want to take my teens and their cousins on a bike trip to the Camargue, but I’ll have to start planning way ahead to sort out bike transport!!! So glad I found VoyageForum for tips! !
Camino del Cid: picking up our car in Burgos
by Treizelunes · 2025-01-22 · 6 replies
Hi, We’re planning to start the Camino del Cid from Vivar del Cid (Burgos) to Atienza in April. How can we get back and pick up our car, which we left in Burgos? I haven’t found any info on this. Thanks for your tips!
Bruges to Amsterdam by bike - July 2025
by Laumac · 2024-12-01 · 2 replies
Hi there! I’m really keen to cycle from Bruges to Amsterdam. Has anyone here done it before? We’re a group of three—is it easy to find accommodation on the go, or should we book ahead? If we do a round trip and take our bikes, would it be simpler to plan two different routes?! Thanks so much! Laurence from Bayonne
Bob Bike Trailer
by Agathachrist · 2024-11-03 · 20 replies
hi there After covering thousands of kilometers over the years with front and rear panniers, I’m now facing a problem: broken spokes on the rear wheel. Once, twice—imagine the hassle of fixing it when you're in the middle of nowhere in the Cévennes! So, drastic times call for drastic measures! I switched to a reinforced wheel and, following my bike mechanic’s advice, fitted a tire that’s a "tad" wider than the front one.

We set off on our summer adventure feeling confident, and guess what—"BAM"—a broken spoke after just 200 km. Seriously?! Not even that heavily loaded—just around 30 kg, plus my 80 kg. Even with the sturdier wheel, I still ended up with a broken spoke after 300 km! Back to the bike mechanic, and the only explanation: "It’s your pedaling style..." Not convinced at all! So here’s the idea: a Bob trailer! I’m done with this sword of Damocles hanging over my head—it’s a real buzzkill. Has anyone here tried a Bob trailer? Could you share your experiences—pros, cons, etc.? Thanks!!!
Partageons nos astuces du quotidien en voyage à vélo
by Bardim · 2020-09-17 · 2 replies
Partageons nos astuces pour que ça devienne plus agréable et que ça nous facilite le quotidien en voyage a vélo .Bon je commence pour les personne ayant des sacoches étanches on peut s'en servir pour transporter de l'eau jusqu'au camp de base pour le bivouac , actuellement j'utilise le rack pack pour me laver + le linge + la vaisselle au savon de Marseille . Sinon la poche a eau MSR avec un bouchon de douche Ortlieb on le même filetage , accroché a une bonne branche peut servir de douche . Si vous avez des astuces a partager n'hésiter pas ça mange pas de pain merci .
L'alimentation idéale en voyage à vélo
by Bardim · 2020-09-17 · 29 replies
Je suis a la recherche de menus idéal pour avoir une alimentation équilibré en voyage a vélo qui pourrai donner assez d'énergie pour la journée et éviter les carences et autres fringales . Merci pour vos idées .
Les campings au Pays-Bas sont-ils ouverts en octobre?
by Nikolast · 2020-09-17 · 14 replies
Bonjour à tous,

Nous sommes deux et nous envisageons de partir faire un tour au Pays-Bas à vélo en octobre. J'ai l'impression que les campings demeurent ouvert à cette période. Pouvez-vous clairement me confirmer cette impression? Et si vous avez quelques conseils à fournir à ce sujet, n'hésitez pas!

Je vous remercie tous à l'avance🙂

Nico
Voyage à vélo de Toulouse à Londres
by Claraeiros · 2020-08-26 · 4 replies
Bonjour,

Je suis étudiante à Londres mais je suis sur Toulouse et souhaiterais au mois d’octobre rentrer à Londres en vélo sachant que j’ai aussi un chien que je compte tirer avec une remorque ou il sera dedans. Je compte d’abord effectuer le trajet Toulouse - Paris et ensuite prendre le ferry à Dieppe et de paris à Londres rejoindre le chemin balisé qui est fait pour faire ce projet en vélo environ 500km. Par ailleurs de Toulouse à paris je ne sais pas trop comment m’y prendre par où passer pour que ce soit le plus sécurisé et facile sachant que j’ai bcp de poids à tirer. Si quelqu’un peux me donner des conseils ou l’as fait ou à quelques Recommendations je suis prenneuse . Merci Clara
Nous testons la Flow Vélo en septembre (Sud-Ouest de la France)
by Ricou47 · 2020-08-26 · 22 replies
Bonjour , après 3 années d'interruption , C décidé la même équipe ( 4 personnes) repart vers le 14 septembre: toujours en France et vu l'âge qui avance avec des vélos "nucléaire"; deux vélos montés avec des kits et 2 vélos de location Matra Pas trop loin de chez nous , donc on y va en voitures : la Flow vélo , hébergement en mobilhomme , en auberges de jeunesse. Aller et retour nous comptons 9 jours, 580km au total + les visites. Si quelqu'un l'à déjà fait nous sommes preneur d'infos. Cordialement

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