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27/09/2026

How far is far enough on an e-bike holiday? 🚲

It’s easy to get caught up in kilometres, but a good day on the bike is about much more than distance.

Terrain, hills, coffee stops, sightseeing and tiredness all play a part. After a couple of 75–80 km days recently, I was reminded just how much concentration can drop when you’re tired too.

My latest blog looks at finding the right daily distance and why finishing with a little left in the tank can make for a much better holiday.

https://ebike-europe.com/how-far-is-far-enough/

Come along for the ride. 💚

15/09/2026

🍂 Das E-Bike schon in den Winterschlaf schicken? Noch lange nicht! 🚲

Ich mag den Herbst zum Radfahren richtig gern. Es ist nicht mehr so heiß, auf den Radwegen wird es ruhiger und die Landschaft verändert langsam ihre Farben.

Und dann ist da natürlich noch die Erntezeit … Wein, regionale Spezialitäten und die eine oder andere gemütliche Einkehr gehören für mich einfach dazu. 😉

In meinem neuen Blog stelle ich euch 5 E-Bike-Reiseziele in Europa vor, die im Herbst besonders schön sind.

🇦🇹 Weinviertel
🇸🇮 Goriška Brda
🇮🇹 Toskana
🇩🇪 Romantische Straße
🇦🇹 Burgenland

Alle fünf Regionen kenne ich selbst vom Fahrradsattel – und in jede würde ich im Herbst gerne noch einmal zurückkehren.

👉 Welches dieser Ziele wäre euer Favorit für eine Herbsttour?

Den neuen Blog findet ihr jetzt auf Ebike-Europe.com

13/09/2026

🍂 I’m definitely not ready to put the e-bike away just yet.

Autumn can be a wonderful time to explore Europe by e-bike. The temperatures are more comfortable, the busiest routes begin to quieten down, and the landscape seems to change almost every week.

Then there’s harvest season. Vineyards, local food and perhaps a glass of Sturm along the way – purely for research purposes, obviously. 😉

For my latest blog, I’ve chosen 5 European E-Bike Destinations Perfect for Autumn. I’ve cycled in all five regions myself and would happily return to each one of them at this time of year.

🚲 Weinviertel
🚲 Goriška Brda
🚲 Tuscany
🚲 The Romantic Road
🚲 Burgenland

The new blog is now live on Ebike Europe. Which one would you choose for an autumn e-bike trip?

10/09/2026

🚲 One thing e-biking has taught me this year…

Since my knee replacement surgery earlier this year, I’ve learned that I don’t have to ride the furthest, climb the highest or be the fastest to have a brilliant day on my bike.

These days, I’m quite happy with 40–50 km, a lovely view, somewhere new to explore and, naturally, a decent coffee stop. ☕️

Perhaps I appreciate being out on my bike a little more now too. 💚

So I’m curious…

👉👉👉 What has e-biking taught YOU this year?

Mine might also be that a hill always looks much smaller on Komoot. 😂 Or maybe Komoot just lies to me...

06/09/2026

🍇 Four days. Four circular rides. One base in South Styria.

I first shared my South Styria route review a few weeks ago, but since then I've completely reworked the way I present my route reviews on Ebike Europe.

The new format is much easier to explore and includes the things I think really matter when you're planning an e-bike holiday: what the routes are actually like, where to stop, what to look out for and, importantly, what I really thought of them.

And South Styria gave me plenty to talk about. Vineyards, pumpkin fields, wonderful food, some fairly serious hills... and even one route I probably wouldn't ride again!

🚲 The View from Lindsey’s Saddle: South Styria quietly won me over.

Have a look at the new review and let me know what you think of the new format.
EN: https://ebike-europe.com/routes/south-styria-route-review/
DE: https://ebike-europe.com/de/routes/e-bike-sternfahrt-in-der-suedsteiermark-mein-tourbericht/

05/09/2026

Four days of e-biking in the Mühlviertel and the legs are definitely feeling it! 🚴‍♀️😅

This was a very different side of Austria for us. Lots of rolling farmland, cornfields, hops and, most importantly, plenty of hills!

One day took us through the Bohemian Forest, across the border into the Czech Republic and alongside the Moldaustausee. The other days were a real mix of quiet country roads, farms and long climbs followed by some very rewarding descents. 😁

It might not have the dramatic mountain scenery of some of our Austrian rides, but that’s exactly what made it interesting. Somewhere new, a completely different landscape and four days of good cycling.

Now I think my legs have earned a day off! 😂

30/08/2026

On Friday I mentioned that September might just be one of my favourite months for e-biking… and it got me thinking about all the reasons why. 🍂🚲

Cooler days, quieter cycle paths, harvest season, beautiful light and, hopefully, fewer wasps trying to steal my bun at the coffee stop! 😂

So I've put them all together in my latest blog: September E-Biking: Why It’s the Perfect Time to Ride.

If you're thinking there's not much cycling season left, think again. September could be one of the best bits.

👉 Read the blog here:
EN: https://ebike-europe.com/september-e-biking/
DE: https://ebike-europe.com/de/e-biken-im-september/

28/08/2026

🍂 Is September actually the best month for an e-bike holiday in Europe?

I’m a fan!

The school holiday crowds start disappearing, the temperatures are usually kinder, the cycle paths become quieter, and there’s still plenty of daylight for a good day out.

And then there’s that first little hint of autumn... 🍁🚲

For me, September is becoming one of my favourite months to travel by e-bike.

What about you? Would you choose June, July, August or September for a cycling holiday?

25/08/2026

Tuesday Tip 🚲 Don’t plan your e-bike day around kilometres

It’s easy to look at a route and think, “50 km? We’ll be finished by lunchtime.”

But 50 km through beautiful countryside, with a coffee stop, a village you weren’t planning to explore, a viewpoint that deserves a photo and a long lunch can quite happily fill your day.

My tip? When planning an e-bike holiday or a day out, look at what there is to see along the way, not just how far you can ride.

After all, having an e-bike means you can go further. It doesn’t mean you have to. 😉

21/08/2026

Sometimes the best part of an ebike ride is simply stopping.

No kilometres to count, no hills to conquer, just a bike, a beautiful view and a few minutes to take it all in.

This is exactly why I love exploring Europe by ebike. You see so much more when you slow down. 🚲💚

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