Don"t Spend All Your Time Lounging by the Pool - See the Sites on Two Wheels
As any keen cyclist will tell you, not having a chance to go for a spin for a week or two while on holiday can be just too much.
Well, why not take your bike with you.
Taking your cycle on the back of your car is easy, and with the latest cycle carriers your bike will sit securely on the back, or the top of your car.
Cycling - the only way to travel When you're keen on cycling, and get withdrawal symptoms if you are kept out of the saddle for more than 2 days, having your bike on holiday is like having your piece of paradise.
No more arguing about who'll nip out in the car to collect morning papers, because that chore just became a pleasure.
You can pop the local shop, or maybe the shop in the next village, or maybe even the village after that, you can always blame the shop for not having the paper you wanted.
Discover the countryside on two wheels All those new back roads to discover and scenery to admire - there's no better way to explore your holiday surroundings than by cycle.
With a two wheeled jaunt you can take time to enjoy the countryside and the peace and quiet, and of course you're not sending clouds on exhaust fumes into the environment.
Don't want to take your bike - hire one at your holiday park Many holiday parks hire cycles too, so the whole family can go out there and explore the area.
The range of two wheeled accessories is astounding - trailer bikes and carts which you can tow behind your bike so every member of the family, from the youngest to the oldest, can enjoy fun.
Take a picnic and have a fantastic day out, at minimal cost, and you're not getting caught in any traffic jams.
Larger holiday villages will have there own cycle tracks, so you don't even need to venture off the site to make the most of your two wheeled time.
Do your bit for the environment too Cycling is good for the environment, good for your heath, and it is economic.
What is there not to like about it.
If cycling is your bag - take your bike on holiday.
It's the only option! Want to find a quality cycle carrier? We got ours from Thule.
The cycle rack sits snuggly onto the back of our car, without any movement or wobble to be seen.
Well, why not take your bike with you.
Taking your cycle on the back of your car is easy, and with the latest cycle carriers your bike will sit securely on the back, or the top of your car.
Cycling - the only way to travel When you're keen on cycling, and get withdrawal symptoms if you are kept out of the saddle for more than 2 days, having your bike on holiday is like having your piece of paradise.
No more arguing about who'll nip out in the car to collect morning papers, because that chore just became a pleasure.
You can pop the local shop, or maybe the shop in the next village, or maybe even the village after that, you can always blame the shop for not having the paper you wanted.
Discover the countryside on two wheels All those new back roads to discover and scenery to admire - there's no better way to explore your holiday surroundings than by cycle.
With a two wheeled jaunt you can take time to enjoy the countryside and the peace and quiet, and of course you're not sending clouds on exhaust fumes into the environment.
Don't want to take your bike - hire one at your holiday park Many holiday parks hire cycles too, so the whole family can go out there and explore the area.
The range of two wheeled accessories is astounding - trailer bikes and carts which you can tow behind your bike so every member of the family, from the youngest to the oldest, can enjoy fun.
Take a picnic and have a fantastic day out, at minimal cost, and you're not getting caught in any traffic jams.
Larger holiday villages will have there own cycle tracks, so you don't even need to venture off the site to make the most of your two wheeled time.
Do your bit for the environment too Cycling is good for the environment, good for your heath, and it is economic.
What is there not to like about it.
If cycling is your bag - take your bike on holiday.
It's the only option! Want to find a quality cycle carrier? We got ours from Thule.
The cycle rack sits snuggly onto the back of our car, without any movement or wobble to be seen.
Source...