#GreatestRides 9 - Norway
On July 2nd, Luis crossed the border from Sweden to Norway at the Svinesund border, the next destination is Oslo. Of course, Oslo also has a Hard Rock Cafe, which he had to go to first. Unfortunately, his camera battery ran out that evening, but with what he's doing, that can happen sometimes. On July 3rd he took a closer look at Oslo. The beautiful city of Oslo is big, there is a lot of cultural things to see and many cafes invite you to take a break.
But on July 4th he's on the road again, his next destination is Dombas, pretty much in the middle of Norway, a very beautiful place. But the real Norwegian mountains are yet to come, his path takes him to Kristiansund, a truly beautiful area that awaits him there. The small port town is connected by three bridges, where the wind from the rough sea really blows in your face.
Atlantic Rd
But now comes a special highlight on the tour, the Atlantic Road ! The route is really dangerous in storms and bad weather, but an absolute adventure in good weather! Luis has the impression that it is one of the most exciting roads in the world, unfortunately he recently lost Juan, a very valuable friend to him, he would like to dedicate the ride on the Atlantic Road to him RIP.
Luis Castilla. På en Harley-Davidson. I Romsdalen. Be sure to see it! #discovermore2015 #greatestrides
Posted by Harley-Davidson Norway on Tuesday, July 7, 2015
He has already seen a lot in Norway , what is really interesting is the way to the lightly snow-covered mountains where the trolls live, beautiful rivers with crystal clear water and the very special thing about Norway is the silence, the noise level is so low that you can really relax in nature on a beautiful evening. And the islands around Kristiansund are simply awesome, you drive through the middle of the sea, it's simply an indescribable experience.
With a lot of respect for the unique landscape, he left the route behind him on his Harley-Davidson Street Glide Special. We can look forward to the video footage that will come later.
The roads in Norway are winding, if you have a distance of 200 km ahead of you on the map it will take you a few hours longer than expected, but what could be nicer than driving up and down the mountains, at the top of the mountain There is snow and it is summer in the valley.
We're excited to see what's to come...
Part 10
