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Travelling in various parts of the world is always in the wish list of many people. Especially for the adventure lovers, tour is the most common part of their life. Travelling from one part of the world to another becomes very difficult if you do not carry useful things. Some people like to go with a light bag, while some carry the entire closet with them. It is always a good idea to travel with ease. Things that you need to carry depend mostly on the destination and the weather condition. However, certain things are essential irrespective of the destination. If you are unaware about the things you need to put in your bag, then this article will be a great help. Let us make a list of "Must Take" items. Comfortable Outfits: You already know what type and how many outfits you need to pack for your vacation. This depends totally on the climatic condition, the type of activities and for how many days you are going. Do not load your bags just with party wears. Take comfortab...

If you’re inspired to take a day trip or organise a weekend city break on two wheels, here are some great routes I think you’ll enjoy. They’ll take you through some fascinating and beautiful landscapes, and show you another side to the cities you’re exploring. Copenhagen Escape the city and explore the real-life setting for Shakespeare’s play Hamlet in this beautiful day tour along the coast between Copenhagen and Helsingør. (46km). Take a stunning bike tour of historic Copenhagen, see the imposing Kastellet and visit Hans Christian Andersen’s grave. (12km). Refresh yourself with a tour of Copenhagen’s beautiful parks and nature spots. (48km) London Discover London’s chilled out, artsy vibe with a bike trip along the south bank of the Thames, finishing with a great view of the Houses of Parliament. (38km). Enjoy the changing faces of London as you cycle along the Thames to Hampton Court Palace. (38km) Madrid Bring some cycle panniers and make a weekend of it, cycling from ...

For Yourself, Consider A Bike With Flat Handlebars Whether you're using a childseat, a trailercycle or a trailer to take your kids along, you'll probably want to do so on a bicycle equipped with flat handlebars. These are higher and wider than dropped bars and provide more control against the destabilizing forces of the additional weight you're carrying. You feel this the most with a trailercycle. If Junior squirms around a lot, it can be quite difficult to steer a straight course. Set Some Rules If you're having trouble controlling the bike because of a rambunctious child in the seat behind you, consider setting some rules. Usually, if you tell him that he can't ride unless he rides safely, he'll get the point quickly and behave. Or try bribery: Promise a treat at ride's end if all safety rules are obeyed. Trailers are much more forgiving in such situations. Kids can even play a favorite card game or amuse themselves with other safe-to-travel-with playt...