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Trecho de hoje setor são José,Urias ,Mansões ufg ....Aqui a tosca rotatoria Balneario ufg...pausa para água

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Velogrimpe Sicile - Decembre 2023

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2 août 2023 // Ehingen > Ulm

The last ride

Réveil - tôt car Charlie était d’humeur chantante - sous une pluie battante à faire hésiter un écossais à mettre le nez dehors. Alors on a traîné, puis on s’est fait chasser de la chambre d’hôtel par le personnel de ménage, il fallait donc qu’on parte.

Par miracle, à peine nos vélos enfourchés, la pluie a cessé pour faire peu à peu place au soleil. L’étape était dans la continuité de celle d’hier, assez plate au milieu d’une jolie campagne.

L’arrivée dans la ville d’Ulm par le bord de fleuve est assez agréable car les rives sont un parc débouchant directement sur les murs de la vieille ville. C’est donc au pied de l’immense cathédrale d’Ulm que notre périple de près de 450 km, à la force de mollets, se termine.

Ehingen > Ulm : 35 km

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Travel on my budget plain 20% 30% 40% Title: "Traveling on a Budget: Maximize Your Adventures with Smart Savings Strategies"

Embarking on a travel adventure doesn't have to break the bank. With careful planning and smart savings strategies, you can explore the world while sticking to a budget. In this blog post, we'll share tips and tricks to help you make the most of your travel funds, whether you're aiming to save 20%, 30%, or even 40% on your travel expenses. Get ready to discover how to stretch your budget and embark on incredible adventures without compromising on the experiences that matter most to you.

1. Save 20%: Smart Budgeting Techniques

- Create a travel budget: Determine how much you can comfortably spend on transportation, accommodation, meals, activities, and other expenses.

- Track your spending: Use budgeting apps or spreadsheets to monitor your expenses and identify areas where you can cut back.

- Opt for budget-friendly destinations: Choose destinations where the cost of living is lower, such as Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, or South America.

- Travel during off-peak seasons: Take advantage of lower prices on flights, accommodations, and attractions by avoiding peak travel periods.

2. Save 30%: Affordable Accommodation and Transportation

- Consider alternative accommodations: Look beyond hotels and explore options like hostels, guesthouses, vacation rentals, or even house-sitting opportunities.

- Use budget airlines or alternative transportation modes: Research and compare prices for flights, trains, buses, or even ridesharing options to find the most cost-effective way to reach your destination.

- Take advantage of loyalty programs and travel rewards: Sign up for airline or hotel loyalty programs to earn points or miles that can be redeemed for future travel.

3. Save 40%: Frugal Food and Activity Choices

- Embrace street food and local eateries: Explore local markets and street stalls to savor affordable and authentic cuisine.

- Research free or low-cost activities: Look for museums with free admission days, city walking tours, parks, or cultural festivals that offer enriching experiences without breaking the bank.

- Opt for self-guided tours or explore on foot: Instead of expensive guided tours, use travel guidebooks, online resources, or smartphone apps to discover attractions at your own pace.

Conclusion:

Traveling on a budget doesn't mean compromising on the quality of your experiences. By implementing smart savings strategies, you can maximize your travel adventures while keeping your expenses in check. Whether you aim to save 20%, 30%, or even 40% on your travel costs, the key is to plan ahead, make informed choices, and prioritize what truly matters to you. With a bit of creativity and resourcefulness, you'll unlock a world of incredible travel opportunities while staying within your budget. So, start dreaming, start saving, and get ready to embark on budget-friendly adventures that will create memories to last a lifetime.

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Ship Your Bike To RAGBRAI

2023 is an extra special year for RAGBRAI. The popular seven-day bike ride across Iowa, which was started in 1973 by Des Moines Register reporters John Karras and Donald Kaul, is turning 50 years old! Bikeflights is pleased to again partner with Pork Belly Ventures (aka Send My Bike) to offer you the very best in RAGBRAI bike shipping and event concierge services.

Round-trip Shipping & At-Event Services

Our flat-rate, round-trip shipping service for shipping traditional bikes, e-bikes, tandems and gear bags is now available for RAGBRAI riders traveling from within the contiguous US. You can purchase shipping and additional services through our Bikeflights online store through Wednesday, June 21, 2023. 

As you book, you’ll see options 1) to get a Bikeflights Bike Box Large, which is easy-to-pack and appropriately sized for shipping most road, gravel, mountain and e-bikes to and from RAGBRAI; 2) to hire a professional mechanic to assemble your bike before RAGBRAI and/or pack it for you after RAGBRAI; and 3) To purchase additional amounts of Premium Protection to fully cover your bike on the way there and back.

When you purchase your RAGBRAI shipping through our store, the service also includes receiving your bike and getting it to you at the start, transporting your box/case from start to finish and receiving your bike after the event.

Book your round-trip shipment for RAGBRAI.

DIY Shipping 

If you are instead taking care of all your own on-the-ground logistics but still want to ensure your bike, wheels and gear receive the highest level of monitoring on the way to and from RAGBRAI, please book your shipment using the form on our RAGBRAI Event Shipping Guide.

For Riders from Alaska and Hawaii and Beyond the US

You can use our Event Shipping Guide to book RAGBRAI shipments from Alaska, Hawaii or internationally. More information about how to do this and arrange optional at-event other services is available in the RAGBRAI Event Shipping Guide.

One-way Shipping

If you’re planning to ship just one way to or from RAGBRAI, don’t worry, you can still use Bikeflghts. One-way shippers may book a one-way shipment through our RAGBRAI Event Shipping Guide; however, please note that you will also have to directly contact Pork Belly Ventures to arrange any additional at-event services such as receiving your bike and getting it to you at the start or receiving your bike and getting it back underway home to you after the event. 

Our Bikeflights Support Team is available to answer any RAGBRAI questions you may have.

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On the horizon I will be updating my website to show some photos I have yet to show on here, mainly because as you travel you get lost in the world of taking photos/videos! This will help to increase space on my phone and be back to a normal setting. 9,000 pictures is a lot of space on my phone. It’s also killing my battery. Stay tuned! As things are about to become really awesome!! #fatbikeamerica #fatbikeadventure #fatbikepacking #bikepacking #bikelife #biketravel #biking #cyclists #travelbybike #worldbycycling #travel #adventure https://www.instagram.com/p/CqbehdmPRdz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Norway - Setesdal - Juin 2023

Bike & climb

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1er août 2023 // Sigmaringen > Ehingen

Voyage pluvieux, vélos boueux.

Jusque là nous avions manoeuvré avec réussite entre les intempéries, mais là ce n’était pas possible (sauf à contourner l’Allemagne). Et nous voilà donc partis pour 70km de vélo sous la pluie.

Ambiance Paris Roubaix : chemins de terre, flaques d’eau, boue, déluge, éclaircies, redéluge... Et pour finir, cerise sur le gâteau, crevaison !

On a bien failli abandonner pour aller chercher un train qui nous aurait directement amené à destination, mais la perspective de monter dans un train dans notre état et avec tout notre barda nous a refroidi. Malgré tout l'étape était belle et le moral était là, autant continuer.

La seule qui semblait kiffer son moment c’était notre petite Marie-Antoinette de poche qui dans son carrosse alternait siestes et rires.

Finalement dans l’après-midi, le beau temps est revenu pour nous permettre d’apprécier cette chouette étape au milieu des champs peuplés de cigognes.

Ce soir les jambes sont lourdes, les fringues sont dégueulasses et les vélos couinent à cause de la boue mais un bon plat de Spätzle nous a remis d'aplomb !

Demain c’est notre étape des Champs Élysées à nous, 30km pour rallier en toute décontraction Ulm, notre ville d’arrivée.

Sigmaringen > Ehingen : 69 km