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BontragerMYnIaK
02-21-02, 02:12 AM
I am living in Kaiserslautern Germany right now. Do we have any other board members currently living somewhere in Europe?

Weasel
02-21-02, 04:03 AM
Hi, I've already PM'd you but I forgot to add that Ranger Jake is from your neck of the woods. I think he's in Karlsruhe so maybe you can send him a PM. Just look him up under 'members'. :)
Rich
02-21-02, 04:52 AM
Hi Bonty!

There's quite a few of us in the UK...I'm in Kent at the moment...nice to have you on board! :)

Rich

Richard D
02-21-02, 05:01 AM
And another from Kent in the UK.

Welcome to the Forums :)

Richard
chewa
02-21-02, 06:01 AM
And me, from Scotland!
willic
02-21-02, 07:00 AM
Another from the U.k. here!

N.E. this time , Northumberland

Willic
toolfreak
02-22-02, 02:03 PM
And i`m your Dutch neighbour, living in Northen Holland!
there are also two other dutchies; Ivana and Gmason
BontragerMYnIaK
02-23-02, 12:40 AM
Mark,

Are there any rides up there worth the drive for me. It takes me about 5 hours to get to Amsterdam. If there is any good Singletrack I am willing to drive and ride Holland.

MiKe:beer:
Harry
02-23-02, 05:52 AM
Hi,
I'm in Geneva. We're not really in Europe...
toolfreak
02-24-02, 09:39 AM
Hey Mike, sorry for my late reply,

You can check this; www.mtbroutes.nl
Click on the Buitenland in the black section of the page and then on the icons right of countries and you get a list of Mtbroutes in the country of your choice.

Hope you can read a bit dutch, if you have any questions or problems , just ask!
nathank
03-04-02, 03:34 AM
I've been in Munich Germany for 9 months now - and at least through the summer...

compared to the US (mostly Oregon) it's easier to find lots of vertical in the Alps, but harder to find really great single-track. In the US i'm used to 70-95% singletrack, but here most of the trails are wide gravel paths...

i'm hoping to do an Alp crossing ride this summer with as much single-track as possible - maybe 50% if i can find the right route...
Weasel
03-04-02, 05:12 AM
Hey Nathank

Let us know how you get on doing the Transalp. I hope to do it next year but as a race. I think its called the Transalp challenge - a week long race of two man teams which apparently tests your metal. :)
cedarman
03-10-02, 12:23 PM
I'm in Stuttgart, but I don't know where many places are to ride yet. I'll let you know if I find any kickin single tracks

:crash:
Belgian_dude
03-15-02, 02:05 AM
Reply from a guy living in Belgium (Flemish part).

greets,
Gunther