Arctic To Atlantic | Bikepacking Dirt Roads
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Bram Kleverlaan and Mark Six, two guys from the Netherlands.
Join us for our Bikepacking journey through Europe.
Bikes: Salsa Fargo 2022
Tires: Vittoria Mezcal 29×2.6
Saddle: WTB Volt Steel SL
Tents: Decathlon MT900
This summer, Mark and I embarked on an unforgettable adventure: cycling the European Divide Trail—the ultimate bikepacking adventure! Created by Andy Cox, this epic route spans 7,600 kilometers, climbs a staggering 83,000 meters, and takes you through nine countries from the Arctic to the Atlantic. It’s a journey of extremes, unforgettable landscapes, and incredible stories. Join us as we tackle this once-in-a-lifetime challenge, one pedal stroke at a time.
Cycling through Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Zwitserland, Spain and Portugal.
Join us for our Bikepacking journey through Europe.
Bikes: Salsa Fargo 2022
Tires: Vittoria Mezcal 29×2.6
Saddle: WTB Volt Steel SL
Tents: Decathlon MT900
This summer, Mark and I embarked on an unforgettable adventure: cycling the European Divide Trail—the ultimate bikepacking adventure! Created by Andy Cox, this epic route spans 7,600 kilometers, climbs a staggering 83,000 meters, and takes you through nine countries from the Arctic to the Atlantic. It’s a journey of extremes, unforgettable landscapes, and incredible stories. Join us as we tackle this once-in-a-lifetime challenge, one pedal stroke at a time.
Cycling through Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Zwitserland, Spain and Portugal.
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