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Start: Ise Distance: 43.3 kms Strava: https://www.strava.com/activities/407915037 Elevation gain: 52 m Road Type: On Road, some busy roads with trucks and cars, Cycleways along the coast, small narrow back streets along rice paddy fields. Sights: Country side. Coast line. Tips: Sometimes the cycleway leads to dead ends. End: Ise Nakagawa to catch a train to Osaka. Frequent trains. Local and Express. 1,500 Yen for a local. 3,000 for an express. Accommodation: Last minute hotel booking via booking.com at Osaka for 2,500 yen. Food: Lots of food options. Easiest to eat from the convenience store. 
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After riding 350 kms on Vittorio I wasn't ready to ditch him in Koblenez so I could set off for Berlin and Copenhagen. I was determined to take him back to Australia with me. Only problem is I was to take the train around Germany and Denmark. This shouldn't be too difficult as I'd seen loads of people with their bikes on the train. Tips for taking bikes on trains
 Bike space in IC trains (DB Bahn in Germany) I loved seeing all the bikes on the trains. So many people are doing bike trips all around Europe and using the train to get to the starting or from the end points. Train + Bike = Bike touring adventure  These girls were on their way to a week long bike ride adventure in Norway from Denmark (train from Copenhagen). Actually there were so many people on the trains that I wasn't able to get a spot on the train to Copenhagen. So I had to ditch him in Berlin. Luckily I had a good friend to pass him onto, who then passed him on to another friend. I think Vittorio is still in Berlin, last seen with some Canadian chicks.  |
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