Plan Your Dream Trip to France with the Cycling Through France Guide
Enjoy a hassle-free journey, saving hundreds of dollars along the way with this ‘must-read’ guide.
Want to organize a cycling or TdF trip to France without the hassle and without spending tons of valuable time to organise?
Want to know how to live the dream without spending thousands on an organised tour?
Yep? Then I have the ultimate how-to guide for you that covers all of this and much more.
The ‘Cycling Through France’ eBook is the ultimate guide to planning a cycling trip in France.
This amazing handbook will help you discover the very best routes, the most breath-taking scenery and help avoid headaches along the way.
Top 10 Reasons You Need Our Guide to Cycling in France
- Easily organize self-guided tours to the Tour de France
- Plan better so you enjoy more time spinning along with your friends
- Avoid headaches and problems along the way
- Save time & money!
- Find out the very best routes to take you to all the best places
- No organised tours that take you to places you don’t want to go
- Benefit from Tim’s years of experience
- Easy-to-follow checklists to make sure you don’t forget anything
- Must-have French phrases for making your trip a breeze!
- Everything you need on one comprehensive, printable guide
Don’t Miss our other France Cycling Guides…
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Tackling L’Etape |
Cycling the Atlantic Pyrenees |
Training for L’Etape |
Campervanning France |
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Logistics Guide |
Airline Route and Baggage Guide |
L’Etape 2012 |
Tackling L’Etape Miniguide |
About Tim Marsh
I am a mad keen cyclist who loves Cycling in France, loves doing Etape du Tour, loves bicycle racing and riding in general. I am mad about coffee, both helping people find good coffee with my cafe review website and iPhone app Wherespresso as well as running a coffee of the month subscription service. I love travelling and taking photos.
I also love helping people and making things easier for them, or to help them Get Shipped.
Q&A: Our Tips on Cycling in France
Q: Is a cycling vacation in France expensive?
A: That’s a common question. My answer would be, yes, it can be, if you don’t know the secrets to planning a trip. But if you have the insider knowledge, you can do it quite cheaply.
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