Trans Euro Trail (TET)

[Nikolajsen]

I wonder if any of you have tried the route in your country? https://www.transeurotrail.org/
(sorry, I havent tried it in Denmark, but we don't have much gravel or very remote areas, so I believe it can be done on every kind of bike)
I thinking about some specific country..
Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
That way, I get around Baltic sea and Gulf of Bothnia. So maybe not all the TET route in every country...
My question is:
Can it be done on the S10?? (when looking at pictures from routes, almost every bike are much lighter)

 

[Antanas]

I live in Lithuania didn’t try this yet but I heard from fellas it’s great track

 

[Nikolajsen]

Thanks
(and your fellas drive similar bike as the S10?)

I now have studied the route in Denmark...and even that I did not follow the TET route, I have been on 95% of the route.
It can be done on a Gold Wing.

 

[Antanas]

What I heard 80% gravel 20% road up here , in Latvia the same . Bikes GS , Afrca twin , Transalp .

 

[Nikolajsen]

Thanks
If a BMW GS can do it, so can a S10

 

[Longdog Cymru]

Thanks
If a BMW GS can do it, so can a S10

Oh yes!!!

 

[Sierra1]

….If a BMW GS can do it, so can a S10

BAHAHAAAA....

 

[Nikolajsen]

I mean...if it is the big GS (above 1100 ccm)

 

[Don T]

I wonder if any of you have tried the route in your country? https://www.transeurotrail.org/
(sorry, I havent tried it in Denmark, but we don't have much gravel or very remote areas, so I believe it can be done on every kind of bike)
I thinking about some specific country..
Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
That way, I get around Baltic sea and Gulf of Bothnia. So maybe not all the TET route in every country...
My question is:
Can it be done on the S10?? (when looking at pictures from routes, almost every bike are much lighter)

The question is not if it can be done on the S10, but rather if YOU can do it on the S10...

The TET in Scandinavia is mostly big bike friendly - in many other countries it would require a very skilled rider to do the TET on a big bike like the S10.

Besides creating the Danish section of the TET (which can be done on any bike as you mentioned), I've ridden some of the TET in Sweden and England on my S10 - Sweden was easy, England not so much...

Sweden:


England:

 

[Nikolajsen]

Thank you