Cycling in Beautiful Japan (Fukuoka - Kyoto)
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Nice travel series, by cycling it will take more time to travel? or more time to enjoy the beautiful journey? 
Nice travel series, by cycling it will take more time to travel? or more time to enjoy the beautiful journey?
I would like to think that it is somewhere in between driving and walking. you get to enjoy the beauty more as compared to driving. feel the air, smell sound... nice. of course it is slower.
if you enjoy cycling, than i would say the experience is fantastic.
I would like to think that it is somewhere in between driving and walking. you get to enjoy the beauty more as compared to driving. feel the air, smell sound... nice. of course it is slower.
if you enjoy cycling, than i would say the experience is fantastic.
Please share more of your "experience" with us.
very interesting move to cycle and shoot :thumbsup:
thanks for sharing the shots here, they are beautiful.
Seems like your effort does pay off well too
Billy
thanks for sharing the shots here, they are beautiful.
Seems like your effort does pay off well too
Billy
Thanks for sharing.
You must be a very fit cyclist to do this.
Too bad I'm way lacking in mileage now to even consider doing something like this.
How long was the journey?
There is a Sado Island ride event too in case you don't know.
I've heard from friends that its a nice casual event.
You must be a very fit cyclist to do this.
Too bad I'm way lacking in mileage now to even consider doing something like this.
How long was the journey?
There is a Sado Island ride event too in case you don't know.
I've heard from friends that its a nice casual event.
Not the TS, but I've done it a couple of ways :
1. Just cross sling on body; usually for shorter distances; (but not that safe to do on trafficked roads due to the risk of snatch thefts)
2. Put in haversack bag which is slung on the handlebars
3. Placed in bag which is secured on the rear panier.
Shaking should not be a issue so long as its not going to physically contact a hard surface when traveling (since its in a padded bag or otherwise padded)
always love this sort of holiday. Something different from the usual city/town and transportation.
Nice work
Just last week I watched a travel programme on how this guy rode his motorbike from the east to western Australia. On his way he saw some bicyclist travelers
I don't have a motorcycle license so thought traveling on a bicycle seems like a good idea. Of coz I am not thinking of riding the whole of Australia. I thought of doing it in a Japanese city, and I saw this thread
Woould like to ask a few questions:
Did you rent the bicycles or it's your own.
When it's not possible to ride(for example from the airport to hotel, or taking the train) were there any problems transporting your bicycles.
Just last week I watched a travel programme on how this guy rode his motorbike from the east to western Australia. On his way he saw some bicyclist travelers
I don't have a motorcycle license so thought traveling on a bicycle seems like a good idea. Of coz I am not thinking of riding the whole of Australia. I thought of doing it in a Japanese city, and I saw this thread
Woould like to ask a few questions:
Did you rent the bicycles or it's your own.
When it's not possible to ride(for example from the airport to hotel, or taking the train) were there any problems transporting your bicycles.
Hi,
I brought my own bicycle.
This is a folding bike so I have no problem transporting or even bringing it onto the train.
Place like japan is great for this kind of cycling because of the superb transport available.
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