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[FRONTERA]

Originally Posted by Ludocrator

Nice bike, man.

What's that place?

It´s in the south-east of Spain, PERCHELES Beach, near Mazarrón.

[Ludocrator]

Yesterday I bought this book. I hope it will help us this summer.

[FRONTERA]

I have this book too, good help to know our country.

[Snelwagen]

Hola,

guess this is the best place to get some route recommendations in Spain :).
I'm recently graduated from uni, so thought it would be cool to make a nice trip.... I think Im leaving in about 2 weeks
The first part I already sorted out -> Driving from NL via some nice roads in Germany to Geneve. Then start the route des grandes Alpes, and do some offroading in the Alps maybe....Then arriving in Nice continuing along the coastal area to the Pirineo, and some nice tracks through there. Arriving in Huesca.And then some N-roads to Guadalajara, and then from Guadalajara via the N-623 (heard it was an quite ok road) to Santander and along the coast to San Sebastian....
Is it the best to just follow some N roads? Or are is it also possible to find some long gravel tracks in that area between Huesca and Guadalajara?
Any road recomandations on that part? Or maybe also some other road instead of the N 623 :)

Oh and maybe also some tips on campsite's in the area?



Greetings from Holland :) !

[mr.joke]

Hello/Hola !!

A new adventurer from Barcelona city !!

birras para tod@s, beers for all !!

[Sportakus]

Originally Posted by FRONTERA

Hi all, that´s my new bike.

Great machine friend, but if you write in blue, I can´t read it very well....

[Tonynobebas]

Originally Posted by Snelwagen

Hola,

guess this is the best place to get some route recommendations in Spain :).
I'm recently graduated from uni, so thought it would be cool to make a nice trip.... I think Im leaving in about 2 weeks
The first part I already sorted out -> Driving from NL via some nice roads in Germany to Geneve. Then start the route des grandes Alpes, and do some offroading in the Alps maybe....Then arriving in Nice continuing along the coastal area to the Pirineo, and some nice tracks through there. Arriving in Huesca.And then some N-roads to Guadalajara, and then from Guadalajara via the N-623 (heard it was an quite ok road) to Santander and along the coast to San Sebastian....
Is it the best to just follow some N roads? Or are is it also possible to find some long gravel tracks in that area between Huesca and Guadalajara?
Any road recomandations on that part? Or maybe also some other road instead of the N 623 :)

Oh and maybe also some tips on campsite's in the area?



Greetings from Holland :) !

Hi!!. If you go to Huesca, I recommend you to visit the Anzanigo's Camping. It's a Camping for Bikers
It's in spanish, but it can help you:
http://www.anzanigo.com/inicio.html

have you got a Garmin GPS?. Because i have a track with beautiful roads in Guadalajara and north Madrid that you can do in one day.

Regards

[Tonynobebas]

Originally Posted by Ludocrator

Yesterday I bought this book. I hope it will help us this summer.

I have the same. It's a good book. I recommend you the Gustavo Cuervo's book too.
Nice routes with beautiful roads and landscapes

[Snelwagen]

Originally Posted by Tonynobebas

Hi!!. If you go to Huesca, I recommend you to visit the Anzanigo's Camping. It's a Camping for Bikers
It's in spanish, but it can help you:
http://www.anzanigo.com/inicio.html

have you got a Garmin GPS?. Because i have a track with beautiful roads in Guadalajara and north Madrid that you can do in one day.

Regards

I will leave the pyrinees around Huesca, so that campsite is sure worth a visit before driving to Guadalajara! Thx for the tip :)

I send you a pm with my email adress, would be nice if you could send the routes

[Ludocrator]

Originally Posted by Tonynobebas

I have the same. It's a good book. I recommend you the Gustavo Cuervo's book too.
Nice routes with beautiful roads and landscapes

Thanks for the advice!

[Tonynobebas]

Originally Posted by Snelwagen

I will leave the pyrinees around Huesca, so that campsite is sure worth a visit before driving to Guadalajara! Thx for the tip :)

I send you a pm with my email adress, would be nice if you could send the routes

You have a pm

[Valerka]

Hellp guys!!!!!! http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=604536
I need help. Aktualy, I just need a plase to fix my Africa Twin. Something strange happend with it. Now I am in Madrid. Somewhere in Centre. Thank you!!! I dont have cellphone, just internet WiFI in MacDonalds....:)

[Tonynobebas]

Originally Posted by Valerka

Hellp guys!!!!!! http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=604536
I need help. Aktualy, I just need a plase to fix my Africa Twin. Something strange happend with it. Now I am in Madrid. Somewhere in Centre. Thank you!!! I dont have cellphone, just internet WiFI in MacDonalds....:)

hello, I usually go to TRI Motos (they have web). They are in the parking of a Comercial Center called "El Corte Inglés " in Castellana Street. They opened from 10.00 to 22.00.

I close my job at 20.30, so If you need more help, I can find you somewhere in the center of Madrid, and go with you to the garage to fix your bike

[gelandestrasse]

Originally Posted by Tonynobebas

hello, I usually go to TRI Motos (they have web). They are in the parking of a Comercial Center called "El Corte Inglés " in Castellana Street. They opened from 10.00 to 22.00.

I close my job at 20.30, so If you need more help, I can find you somewhere in the center of Madrid, and go with you to the garage to fix your bike

http://www.trimotos.es/contacto.html

It says they service BMW. He has a Honda.

Honda dealers in Madrid: http://maps.google.es/maps?q=honda+m...N&hl=es&tab=wl

[Tonynobebas]

Originally Posted by gelandestrasse

http://www.trimotos.es/contacto.html

It says they service BMW. He has a Honda.

Honda dealers in Madrid: http://maps.google.es/maps?q=honda+m...N&hl=es&tab=wl

No, no, They repair all bikes but are experts in BMW (They worked for a long time in a BMW dealer)