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i want to go to spain next year and i want to do some off roading but do you know if you can rent a enduro bike or would i have to bring my own and i was thinking of doing a meet-up trip to spain which would be prettty cool
 
When abouts ?, and if you want go offroad then you would most likely have to rent enduro bikes, but the roads out in the countryside look alot like an old western film. :)

Im interested in this, i want to do a road trip next year after the upgrade.
 
POPE5HAT said:
When abouts ?, and if you want go offroad then you would most likely have to rent enduro bikes, but the roads out in the countryside look alot like an old western film. :)

Im interested in this, i want to do a road trip next year after the upgrade.
yea i might be doing it mid next year and we will take are own bikes their and rent the enduro bikes over there and i will find out the prices later on
 
im going to go to spain on my birthday in august for a week or two so if anyone is intrested in comming on a trip to spain feel free to come.

im thinking of touring around spain and doing some off roading as well but as i have a sports bike im going to try and rent an enduro bike there, i cant wait :)
 
Depends on where you go in Spain. Go to a less touristic place and there's nothing to be seen, go to more touristic place and well, a lot of people and then some more. Also depending on how far south you go they tend to be a bit stricter in the northern part compared to the southern part.

Renting an offroad bike is easy, finding place to go is harder.

I did it like this, went to Escala (I have an appartment there) did a guided quad tour, rented an offroad bike, and there you go....you're set to do some offroad adventures in places you know it's allowed and then you can also just go exploring and when you get caught, just learn the words -> Me he perdido (me he perdiédo) (I am lost)

Places I recommend are

L'escala
Pals
Torreblanca
Alicante

Places to avoid

Benidorm
Barcelona (seriously keep away from that city ESPECIALLY on a motorcycle, when you're at a red light they don't go when it turns green, they go when it turns red for the other side)

Annyway, have fun there, just don't get caught by the Guardia Civil (Benemérita) Spanish police force with a military function, not like the local police, Guardia Civil are nasty fucking bastards.

Oh I've been going to Spain since I was a kid, have been going there for 30 odd years so when I say to watch out for the Guardia Civil I mean it, have had contact with them on more then one occasion.
 
zepoxi said:
Oh I've been going to Spain since I was a kid, have been going there for 30 odd years so when I say to watch out for the Guardia Civil I mean it

They do 'experiments' & stuff like that?

Russell-Casse-independence-day-film-15737697-200-200.jpg


You might end up like this guy did.
 
AZZ3R said:
zepoxi said:
Oh I've been going to Spain since I was a kid, have been going there for 30 odd years so when I say to watch out for the Guardia Civil I mean it

They do 'experiments' & stuff like that?

Russell-Casse-independence-day-film-15737697-200-200.jpg


You might end up like this guy did.

No, worse :mrgreen:
 
zepoxi said:
Depends on where you go in Spain. Go to a less touristic place and there's nothing to be seen, go to more touristic place and well, a lot of people and then some more. Also depending on how far south you go they tend to be a bit stricter in the northern part compared to the southern part.

Renting an offroad bike is easy, finding place to go is harder.

I did it like this, went to Escala (I have an appartment there) did a guided quad tour, rented an offroad bike, and there you go....you're set to do some offroad adventures in places you know it's allowed and then you can also just go exploring and when you get caught, just learn the words -> Me he perdido (me he perdiédo) (I am lost)

Places I recommend are

L'escala
Pals
Torreblanca
Alicante

Places to avoid

Benidorm
Barcelona (seriously keep away from that city ESPECIALLY on a motorcycle, when you're at a red light they don't go when it turns green, they go when it turns red for the other side)

Annyway, have fun there, just don't get caught by the Guardia Civil (Benemérita) Spanish police force with a military function, not like the local police, Guardia Civil are nasty fucking bastards.

Oh I've been going to Spain since I was a kid, have been going there for 30 odd years so when I say to watch out for the Guardia Civil I mean it, have had contact with them on more then one occasion.
thanks for the tips i dont know anything about spain but i will go to the places that are good and avoid the bad and avoid the GC
 
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