Flattest off-road route?

[Minna]

Dear all,

My apologies for the English, my written Dutch is still under construction. However, feel free to reply to this in Dutch; I can read it fairly well.

After almost a year off my beloved bike, I am slowly getting back out there. I am looking for the flattest mtb trail ever. So far, I am thinking Waalre, but perhaps someone knows of something even flatter?

It has to be off-road, I just cannot ride my bike on any tarmac, it just kills me.

Many thanks in advance for any replies.

Minna

[tiewrap]

Lelystad en dijkgatbos om er maar een paar te noemen.

[hendrikjan]

a mix'n match between road and offroad can be found here, https://www.fiets.nl/forum/viewtopic.ph ... e#p1289862" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it will not get any flatter then/than/ this

[Minna]

a mix'n match between road and offroad can be found here, https://www.fiets.nl/forum/viewtopic.ph ... e#p1289862" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it will not get any flatter then/than/ this

Goodness. I am going to fall off my bike from boredom.
Just happy I can ride again, so thanks for the tip. For next year, perhaps I can finally go back to downhilling. Fingers crossed!

[Minna]

Lelystad en dijkgatbos om er maar een paar te noemen.

Fantastic, I've never been that far north into the Netherlands, so curious to go. Many thanks.

[Dice Oldskool]

In the East: Haaksbergen.

[Lars TB]

Lelystad en dijkgatbos om er maar een paar te noemen.

Fantastic, I've never been that far north into the Netherlands, so curious to go. Many thanks.

Duh...

If you want flat, you've gotta go north!

[Lars TB]

But maybe you can introduce yourself?

I think I can speak for most of us: why do you want to ride flat?????

[tiewrap]

I suppose he reads on this forum riding flats is good for the technique ?

[Lars TB]

I suppose he reads on this forum riding flats is good for the technique ?

[Minna]

But maybe you can introduce yourself?

I think I can speak for most of us: why do you want to ride flat?????

My body cannot take more right now. Hope to be fully recuperated from adhesive capsulitis (https://www.shoulderdoc.co.uk/section/16) by next year's summer, when I will go back to downhilling.

For now, I am happy that I can finally reach the handlebars with my right arm! Cannot take any bumpy roads just yet. This is why I am looking for flat stuff ... only not tarmac ...

[Minna]

I suppose he reads on this forum riding flats is good for the technique ?

Are we talking horizontal set of flats? Or vertical set?

[bartsince1975]

You can check out different trails here: http://www.mtbroutes.nl" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Staphorst is also very very flat

[hendrikjan]

a mix'n match between road and offroad can be found here, https://www.fiets.nl/forum/viewtopic.ph ... e#p1289862" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; it will not get any flatter then/than/ this

Goodness. I am going to fall off my bike from boredom.
Just happy I can ride again, so thanks for the tip. For next year, perhaps I can finally go back to downhilling. Fingers crossed!

het zal je verbazen, je gaat het straks nog leuk vinden.

[Lars TB]

Are we talking horizontal set of flats? Or vertical set?

Wait with the vertical until your shoulder is healed completely!