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Our last day of riding
... tyre was the last thing we needed today.
There was no traffic on the road so getting out of Genoa was very easy, when we reached the outskirts of Genoa we had a magnificent view of the mountains behind the city and they were covered in snow! It was awesome and a great view to start our final day on our bikes.
Just a little out of Genoa we stopped at a café to get a hot drink and brioche to give us energy to ride for a while without needing to stop and ...
Beasts of Burden and Fruits of the Earth
... had told me that there was a sympathetic and competent Landy man in that place. Therefore we revved up the purring (which was now more like a roaring) and we hot pawed a windy way across four countries in one day. Germany I had never been to before and I dream of bounding across the alluring pastures of the Schwarzwald whose sweet herbage I could smell through the window. Switzerland was my next ...
Davos
... five minutes so we loaded the bikes right away on to the van and headed back home.
Connie had made absolutely delicious pasta that night for dinner. For appetizers, she’d put together skewers of fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and basil, sprinkled with a balsamic vinaigrette. The pasta sauce was a creamy, whiskey-tomato sauce. I just had to get the recipe and it was so good I had a few helpings. We then had to get packed up to leave early the ...
Back to Stelvio pass we wind
... due to his mistrust of Hitler! The pass was lovely but was not worth the 24 Euro we had to pay to get over it!!!
We reached the bottom of Stelvio pass at 5.30pm and were standing on top just before 6pm – I had made it with no dramas! The ride was great, 48hairpins and some spectacular views. I really enjoyed the ride and felt rather chuffed I had made it to the top of one of Europe’s hardest roads without dropping my bike, which ...
The beds are comfier in Austria...so far
... decided to quickly remove the carby’s again and to also take my bike to get some new shoes! We zipped out, stripped the bike down again and easily removed the carby in record time, off we went. I dropped my bike off at the tyre shop while Raelene and Michael continued on to the BMW dealer. On arriving the mechanic took one look at it, pulled it apart and replaced two, TINY O-rings. Job done, hopefully this was the end of our troubles. Raelene also picked up some ...
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