Its not a forest fire

I love it in Tenerife, not the chavy south side though. I stayed out there for 6 weeks to do my dissertation on lave flow in the caldera had loads of fun up there too On our lunch break we fed the lizards our crisps LOL. Climbed to the top of Teide twice too

Originally Posted by amarko5

i saw the blue one around the tf82 adeje and again near san juan the next day. so there is another 1 at least LOL

where are you based then ? i'm guessing playa del americas or los christianos .

I live in Arico but work mostly in the south of the island. I have seen that bike to but was in the company car at the time and could not catch up

Originally Posted by Samnooshka

I love it in Tenerife, not the chavy south side though. I stayed out there for 6 weeks to do my dissertation on lave flow in the caldera had loads of fun up there too On our lunch break we fed the lizards our crisps LOL. Climbed to the top of Teide twice too

Ahhhh so you have been in the ITER . Used to work for them a long time ago when they where testing some desalination prototypes.

It looks fantastic for road biking, the tarmac is very good on lots of the roads. But what about offroading? Any trails at all? I am guessing tricky what with a lot being National Park.

Originally Posted by Dr Rich

It looks fantastic for road biking, the tarmac is very good on lots of the roads. But what about offroading? Any trails at all? I am guessing tricky what with a lot being National Park.

I do have a ( 6 ) of the special permits that are neded for running yhe trails and there are ways to get the permit to your bike



nuff said

Michael

Originally Posted by Scuba1

Not a problem. When you come out next time give me a shout and I?ll hook you up with a bike hire place that has proper bikes.


ATB

Michael

Cool! Cheers mate. What are they called? I'd like to look 'em up on the net. The next trip out there will be with a few mates for a long weekends riding...definately!

Originally Posted by Dr Rich

It looks fantastic for road biking, the tarmac is very good on lots of the roads. But what about offroading? Any trails at all? I am guessing tricky what with a lot being National Park.

there are a few "marked" jeep trails and some quads were using them when we were there.

but as you say probably very limited as its mainly a national park.

Originally Posted by Jdubya

Cool! Cheers mate. What are they called? I'd like to look 'em up on the net. The next trip out there will be with a few mates for a long weekends riding...definately!

motosol.de

Originally Posted by Scuba1

motosol.de

gerkin hell there a bit pricey aint they

Originally Posted by Scuba1

I do have a ( 6 ) of the special permits that are neded for running yhe trails and there are ways to get the permit to your bike



nuff said

Michael

When I next come out your way I may be in touch