The Kickbike was bought online while we were in Ecuador. We arranged it to be shipped to an address in Atlanta, USA. That was March 2020 and I am liking this way of transport, especially for shorter tours. Yet Geo and I tried to kick through several states in east of USA.
Kickbike Gear List
At last, a look into what I take along and what miraculously fits on the kickbike. Read on…
Pag
October 2023: Living in the woods I am long looking forward to desolate, stark rocky beauty. A long drive brings me near to a Croatian island.
Budapest city tour
September 2023: not entirely to our surprise, yet we found out that kicking through a huge city like Budapest is better together with Alexandra, a tourguide on a footbike.
The unexpected in Bakony hills part II
Second half of March 2023: Unexpected beauty came with undesired weather and a lot of photos to capture it all. Part 2 of ‘Kickbike listens to calling hills’. Post 10 (b)
The unexpected in Bakony hills part I
Second half of March 2023: 10 days fully into the Bakony hills, partly on Kéktúra, the national walking trail. Part 1 of ‘Kickbike listens to calling hills’. Post 10 (a)
Kickbiking: can I do this too?
A compact write-up with a few tips and tricks of mistakes not to repeat by anyone new to kickbiking. Read on…
Via Bakony Hills into Western Transdanubia
May 2022: a 10 days tour from Sümeg to Győr, included bushcraft, creek to wash in and some marvelous spots to sleep. Post 9
Is the Kéktúra possible by kickbike?
February 2022: it is not possible to kick the Kéktúra, a walking trail, yet surprises always appear (snow and a great camp spot). Post 8
Southwest Balaton tour
December 2021: a beautiful 5 nights out, below zero and lots of good views, campfires and mud. Post 7
Comfort’s in sunshine, sweetness’ in the discomfort
November 2021: a short write up of a single night out: in the cold with no sufficient sleeping bag. Post 6
Drava and deer
February 2021: only through forests and over tracks to the Croatian border. Post 5
A (failed) winter tour
January 2021: how likely is it to enjoy a winter tour when it goes wrong from the beginning? Post 4
How is the set-up?
Back rack on a kickbike? A good set up for longer distances on the kickbike. Read on…
Kickbiking. Why and how?
Kickbiking sits right between cycling and walking, but without pedals and a saddle. Read on…
To a campground in Florida
The coming of the C-virus moves us from the woods to a ‘camping’. Can it get more adventurous? Post 3
To Florida, off all places
Tendonitis on both my ankles had us hiding out for 5 weeks in the woods. Post 2
We’re welcomed in Georgia, USA
The first time on our kickbikes, unprepared and without a plan. Post 1
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Vind je dat leuker als op de weg
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Wat bedoel je ome Piet?
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Oh, nu snap ik hem?! Je bedoeld dat ik de stoep leuker vindt dan de weg : )))) Nou ja, allebei niet leuk!
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Hello! Are you going to Quebec, Gaspésie Canada?
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Hi Serge, we are not coming to Canada. We are back in Europe to be exact. It was not our plan and I think we must train a bit more before we can do such distances together ; )
Greetings Cindy and Geo
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Strange! I’m sidelined 2 months by tendon problems also. I haven’t jogged since it started!
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Hi Pius, bad to hear. Maybe we get old? I just assumed that kickbiking would be not a problem and for Geo it wasn’t but for me… it became a huge inflammation! I just could not stand anymore. But after this Corona circus, it healed well and I can do more than ever before (kickbike wise), so, it seems it is healed. I wish that happens to you too!
Best of wishes to you, hug Cindy
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[…] Boarding the plane with the pieces of fabric in carry-on luggage, the pouch arrived with me on our kickbike trip through the USA. It followed to Germany and on to Hungary where it lay awaiting to be stitched. Very much activity […]
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Great posst thank you
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You’re welcome Susan, thank you for the compliment.
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