A motorcycle autumn adventure in Norway means preparing for all sorts of weather. If a high pressure settles, it’s time to pack up and go! Well, that’s what I did. The autumn has been quite wet and cold this year. As we moved into the last week of September a high pressure settled over the…read more>>
Autumn
Autumn riding in Norway
Autumn riding a motorcycle in Norway can be both a joyous, wonderful and bone chilling experience. Be prepared for weather changes! “There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing” is a saying here. Many are those who’ve been surprised by the truth to this. Whether one talks of absolute drenching wetness, bitter…read more>>
Pics from another Autumn ride, season not over yet!
Autumn have clenched its cold fist around most of Norway. Sent gusts of cold polar winds down along the coastline, across mountains and into valleys. It’s all good, though on a personal note I have to say I hope we’re in for a short and mild winter. On the other hand I’d like at least some…read more>>
Autumn ride & homeland nature (Part 2)
Coming down into the valley Nore & Uvdal we landed in the village Rødberg, took a little break and discussed where our Autumn ride would go next. Gravel-On-Wards Northwards We agreed on a route, and had at first a navigational miss. Partially my fault or rather, had a minor GPS mishap due to lack…read more>>
Autumn ride & homeland nature (Part 1)
I’ve been posting lots from the summer’s adventure of late. Therefore thought it might be high time for something else for a change. Like pictures (with words) from an Autumn ride… In the Motherland of Norway nature is something else, roads are something else. All who rides a motorcycle should try the Norwegian experience, at…read more>>
Biker’s log; Four days of rain, one day of shine
It rained buckets and truckloads for actually more than four days in the old country. To the point flooding was reported many places, and whole towns were put under water. Well at least partially. Rivers once again rose to all-time highs, in what now seems to develop more into a trend than being an exception….. extreme…read more>>