But we have some very few that we are still somewhat proud of. Shops, restaurants and hotels are closed. Here are our top 3 fun facts about Norway:In Star Wars – Episode V (film two in old trilogy, for the SW fans out there) – you would see the Rebellion HQ at the snowy planet of Hoth being attacked by the Empire. Protective wear is, however, highly recommended.The police conducts road side checks whenever and wherever. It is purely based on personal preferences. Its quality never lost appeal, however, and is today highly sought-after by Norwegian moped connoisseurs and enthusiasts.If there are any of the lists presented so far that are slightly biased, this must be it. The Tempo brand comprised mainly bikes from moped size 49 ccm to light 175 ccm motorcycles, and the Øglænd factory kept churning out these mainly Sachs powered vehicles until the last moped was shipped from the factory in 1987. ),May is a great time of year to ride in Norway. A winner on any Julebord!Salted and dried lamb ribs are soaked into water for a day or two. Troll A is mostly a concrete structure that contains reinforcing steel corresponding to 10 times the entire Eiffel tower.We wish each other “God Jul” these days in Norway. Triumph. Here you will find everything you need to know about how to ride Norway – even in the coldest depths of winter, if you are of the really adventurous type.Norwegian health authorities are updating their travel guidance once every week, usually on Fridays. The apple orchards of.A big shout-out to followers and readers of your one stop shop (although everything is for free) for motorcycle touring in Norway, RideNorway.com, wishing you an exciting 2020 with lots of great roads, nice weather and wondeful experiences on two (sometimes three) wheels.We have our oddities and funny facts about this country too. 21 December: Top 3 motorcycles and mopeds from Norway. A special ride indeed.The Troll A gas production platform is the largest object ever moved by humans. It is an acquired taste for sure, and many Norwegians can’t stand it, but it is still up there among the Jule-favourites. RideNorway.com will keep the roads in good order and the beer cold while we wait for you ,(Image is shamelessly stolen from the Visit Norway homepage. They need you to spend your money at home this year, to help save other people from bankruptcy. Oh, and remeber healthy helping of aquavit.Made from stockfish, which has been process in lye. Our way of celebrating the Winter Solstice – “Jól” – of course comes with some special dishes that is served mainly during the Season’s Holiday. KTM. Not totally unexpected, the Norwegian Tempo Club is one of the biggest – if not THE biggest – motorcycle enthusiast club in Norway.The traditional armament producer Raufoss Ammunisjonsfabrikker had in the mid-1950s a brilliant idea: Why not make a sturdy, top quality moped that was also  prepped for winter duty for the Norwegians? The trees are in full blossom and it is lush green wherever you look. Then pulled out of the water and put in a pot with some birch sticks in the bottom, adding a few inches of water. Moto Guzzi. Let us know in the comments below!23 December: Top 3 fun facts about Norway,21 December: Top 3 motorcycles and mopeds from Norway,20 December: Top 3 summer motorcycle rallies in Norway.So – you want to ride your motorcycle to Norway?If you arrive in Kristiansand, expect the same.23 December: Top 3 fun facts about Norway,21 December: Top 3 motorcycles from Norway,20 December: Top 3 Summer M/C Rallies in Norway. KTM. Moto Guzzi. This has an impact on people in your country and in your neighborhood, losing their jobs and income. Or call NMCU.Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in. Now they need your help. You have just made the Norwegians’ #2 Jule-favourite dish! Ducati. The interest was very high in the days, as was the quality of the moped: Prepped for winter duty and a sturdy Zündapp engine was supposed to make it the ideal transporter for Norwegians. Then you start worrying about everything from weather to costs, and in the end you dismiss the whole idea, even though you know you will regret that you didn’t follow your dreams.Fortunately, you have stumbled upon this blog, which is here to tell you that it is far easier to experience Norway by bike than you perhaps imagined. It requires some skills to prepare lutefisk properly, but once you have tasted the real deal with the accompanying bacon, mushy peas, mustard and a healthy helping of aquavit, you will not go back. These epic scenes were filmed only a few hundred meters away from the railway station of Finse, a stop along the Oslo – Bergen train tracks. Make sure you check also your own country’s travel advisory when planning your bike trip here.The colour coding of the countries change rapidly, so make sure you stay abreast of the development by following the advice from the,Most countries have imposed strict measures in an effort to curb the Corona pandemic. Legend has it that no taun-taun has been observed in the area since.You know you want to ride it: The 24.5 km/15.2 mi long Laerdal Tunnel not very far from Bergen is the longest road tunnel in the world. Although this image was actually captured in Finland.Explain any foreign cage drivers, if they protest you riding in front of the queue, that this is normal practice in Norway as the crew likes to stash bikes where there is no room for a car anyway.A helmet is the only riding gear required by law.