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#On the move

Sports activities in the wintertime? Fresh air and exercise keep you fit and healthy. That’s nothing new. What should you consider when making the bike your #1 mode of transportation even in low temperatures? These seven tips will help you get to your destination –and much further – in good health.

Winter is just around the corner. It’s high time to make your beloved bike fit for the specific challenges of the cold season. With these 5 tips, you and your bike will get through salt, moisture, ice and snow safely and unscathed.

Fall – some prefer to say “autumn” – is a season marked by largely unpredictable weather. There may be a fair amount of rain, with the wind blowing hard against us cyclists. In the morning it is often freezing cold, while in the afternoon sometimes even a t-shirt will do. The moody autumn season puts many cyclists – and their attire – to the test year after year. But remember: There is no such thing as bad weather, as long as you wear the right clothes. Your outfit should keep you warm and dry while contributing to your safety while you’re on the move.

Cycling can already be quite challenging in regular road traffic, but some folks prefer a real adventure. We have gone in search of the world’s five most extreme bike tours – and we promise: thrills are guaranteed!

Temperatures are dropping while the days are getting shorter. Many still get on the saddle every morning. A well-maintained bike is a safe means of transportation even at low temperatures.