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Limitless Adventure Camping

We offer you limitless off-road tours to the beautiful and mysterious corners of Armenia. We conduct half-day and one-day tours, as well as multi-day expeditions, with the organization of fully equipped campgrounds and field kitchens (in no way inferior to the restaurant). We guarantee an unforgettable experience from every moment spent with us!

Drive, extreme, adrenaline, the spirit of adventure, mountain peaks, magnificent landscapes, magical sunsets and sunrises, friendly company, and soulful songs with a guitar around the fire - this is just a small part of what awaits you with us!

Our Services

Off-road tours.

We organize and conduct off-road tours of varying degrees of complexity. We offer you ready-made routes developed by us, saturated with natural and historical sights, and the organization of jeep tours in your chosen directions on fully equipped off-road trucks Toyota Land Cruiser 78, equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable and safe journey. All places in the cars are insured, and our drivers have many years of experience in off-road driving. Every tour can be individualised, by the wants of our guests.  We also provide escort and technical support services for off-road expeditions and assistance in organizing routes.

Vehicle Rental

We offer you flexible SUV rental systems. You can choose from equipped off-road vehicles: Toyota Land Cruiser 78, UAZ Hunter, UAZ 2206 (Camper) Off-road truck Sadko with a re-equipped reliable platform for transporting groups of up to 17 people. To clarify the terms of renting a vehicle without a driver, please contact us first.

It's no secret that the main component, as well as the highlight of multi-day off-road expeditions, is a well-organized overnight stay in the field. Warm and friendly conversations around the campfire and the sounds of nature will surely warm the soul, and will forever remain in the hearts of our guests. When planning multi-day expeditions with us, you do not have to worry about organizing anything. We have all the necessary accessories and equipment to ensure your comfortable stay anywhere in Armenia, under any weather condition.

Arzakan - Buzhakan - Tekhenis - Ancient Zovuni, Duration – 7-8 Hours | Route - 200KM

GAZ 33081 Sadko

60.000 ֏

Price is negotiable, Contact us for further information.

Toyota Land Cruiser 200

150.000 ֏

4×4 Jeep Tours in Armenia

Browse our selection of 4×4 jeep tours in armenia, multi-day tours.

Are you looking for an adventurous way to explore the beauty of Armenian nature? Take your time and explore the highlights of Armenia in a day and multi-day hiking tour. Whether you’re looking for a challenge and want to climb the highest peak in Armenia, or simply wish to soak your feet into a hot spring pool in the Highlands, we’ve got a tour just for you.

1 DAY OFF-ROAD TOURS IN ARMENIA

We have an excellent selection of adventure day tours and trips departing from Yerevan. These great value day tours and outdoor activities are perfected to discover adventurous Armenia.

1-Day Jeep Tour to Geghama Volcanoes

1 Day Jeep Tour to Dilijan National Park

1-Day 4x4 Tour to Jermuk Hot Springs

1-Day Jeep Tour to The Symphony of Stones and Azat Reservoir

1-Day 4x4 Jeep Tour to The Land of Wine

Multi-day off-road tours in armenia.

On a 2 or 3 day trip, you have the possibility to explore areas further away from Yerevan. We provide 2-3 day tours from Yerevan with accommodation, nice and easy. All for your experience.

2-Day Off-Road Tour to Vayots Dzor Region

3-Day 4x4 Jeep Tour in Southern Armenia

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Jeep tour in Armenia (7 days)

Travel dates

You may choose any travel date , convenient for you. The tour runs from July to the mid-September.

We do not require for 100% advance payment. Full payment is possible just before the start of the tour .

Tour itinerary duration and places to be visited may be adjusted to your preferences .

We have much cheaper prices , since we offer our own services,we do not recell tours.

Jeep tour in Armenia (jeeping) - a trip on off-road vehicles on mountain trails of Armenia. Off road in Armenia is a mass of positive impressions and emotions. Plus-adrenaline and a sense of extreme sports. Therefore  developing the excursion program of jeeping tour in Armenia on off road vehicles, we focused on its educational component.

The first is communication with the wildlife of Armenia, its species diversity. You will see endemic, rare and endangered animals of the Red Book - bezoar goat, brown bear, perhaps  Armenian mouflon and others. The jeeping route crosses the migratory paths of the rarest Persian leopard, and if you wish you can explore the camera traps installed along the way.

Armenia’s biodiversity will surprise you - from mountain steppes and dry canyons to alpine meadows and flowering  gorges. And wild medicinal herbs growing here are in demand all over the world.

The second important component of our off-road trip is the cultural, historical and archaeological part. Ancient settlements, monasteries and fortresses, burials and mysterious petroglyphs, a caravan - shed, an observatory under the open sky, khachkars  of 5 - 13th c. and much more, will open before you the world of the early Christianity and the enlightened Middle Ages.

Off road tours to Armenia are conducted by experienced drivers who have undergone special training.

Jeep tours in Armenia are a real trip for true experts of tourism!

Jeep tour program (jeeping) in Armenia (7 days / 6 nights)

Day 1 - airport - yerevan city tour.

Meeting at the airport

Transfer and check in to hotel

The tour will begin with a walking tour of the city . The architecture of Yerevan is original. Today, Yerevan is a city in which there are various architectural styles, with green alleys, numerous fountains. You will get acquainted with the sights of Yerevan: the Grand Cascade (open-air museum), Square of France, Opera and Ballet Theater, Northern Avenue, Republic Square.

Day 2 - Yerevan - Urtsadzor - Spitak Khach Church - Yeranos - Tapi Berd

Early departure on off-road

The extension to the high-mountain church of Spitak Khach (12-13 century) Then a circular maneuver in the direction of the Dakhnak Mountains.

The rise to the town Yeranos.

Meeting on summer pastures with shepherds

Lunch on the route

Moving along the Urtsky ridge along the buffer zone of the Khosrov reserve to the Tapi Berd fortress - a unique example of medieval fortification art. The fortress stands on a hill, on the outskirts of the ancient settlement Urts.

Having a rest we leave from the south towards Urtsadzor. On the way, monitoring rare and endangered flora and fauna, the study of natural and historical monuments.

Dinner and overnight in the village of Urtsadzor

Day 3 - Urtsadzor - Armagan Peak - Madina - Caravanserai - Hermon

Departure to the Armagan crater-lake on a plateau with volcanic rock (2829 m.). Near the sanctuary and ancient burial places with pagan and early Christian symbols, whose age is extremely difficult to determine.

Observation of rare alpine flora and fauna, natural and historical monuments.

Moving along the ancient Silk Road in the direction of the caravanserai (14th century).

The descent in the direction of the monastic complex Arates 7-13 centuries . The complex is small but very impressive. The earliest church of St. Zion (7th century). At the other end of the complex is the Church of the Holy Virgin. The chapel porch (13th century) is considered to be an amazing architectural monument. The oldest inscription of the monastery dates back to 907 - the latest to 1713.

Dinner and overnight in the guest house in the village of Hermon

Day 4 - Hermon - Smbataberd - Tsahats Kar - Shatin - Proshaberd - Spitakavor - Noravank - Birds Cave - Hermon

Early departure to the village of Yeghegis

The ascent to the top of the hill where the Smbataberd fortress was built - a classical fortification complex of the Middle Ages (10-13 c.). The fortress was considered impregnable  and fell only once when the invaders released horses and mules in the field fed with salt. Those tormented by thirst unearthed the pipeline feeding the fortress with water. Soon the fortress fell.

Two kilometers to the west is the monastic complex Tsakhats Kar (10th century). The monastery consists of three parts - the churches of St. Nshan and St. Karapet  decorated with magnificent khachkars, the church of St. Astvatsatsin with a porch, a column hall, a refectory and other office premises and a large cemetery near the remains of the monastic walls.

Then go to the high mountain fortress Proshaberd (13th century) - the residence of Prince Prosch. It was also considered impregnable and fell just like Smbataberd  when the Persian king found a source with the help of mules that feeds the fortress with water. But Prince Prosh managed to hide the treasure somewhere near the mountains. And if you correctly interpret the signs on the rocks, then according to legend they can be found.

Transfer to Spitakavor Monastery (13th century).

Then go along the unique “red” gorge to the monastery complex Noravank (13-14 cc.). At the beginning of the Christian era the monastery was a recognized educational, political and religious center. The complex consists of two churches - St. Karapet and St. Astvatsatsin,  Chapel St. Grigor and many early Christian and medieval buildings and khachkars.

We continue the jeeping exit to the complex of the Areni caves . In addition to the set of exclusive artifacts  the oldest winery in the world and the oldest leather shoes made supposedly 5.5 thousand years BC have been found here.

Day 5 - Hermon - Lake Metz-Al - Ukhtasar - Sisian

Transfer to the lake Metz-Al. The unique nature untouched by civilization, impassable gorges and mountain peaks, primeval flora and fauna are the highlight of this day of travel. Jeeping passes on uninhabited places.

Then we turn to the south and along the volcanic massifs in the direction of the Ukhtasar mountain (3000-3300 m), where along with the clear mountain lake Ukhtalich whole “galleries” of ancient petroglyphs unfold. Thematically they are divided into several groups. The main ones are geometric “drawings” and scenes with mainly bezoar goats hunt  episodes.

Domestic rock scenes are mixed in petroglyphs depicting  mountain  bezoar. The art of the images of Ukhtasar is impressive both in semantic and artistic terms.

Dinner and overnight in Sisian

Day 6 - Sisian - Karahunj - Sev Lich - Old Khndzoresk - Tatev Monastery - Goris

Departure in the direction of the ancient megalithic complex Karahunj  which consists of many standing stones with a hole in the upper part. They also argue about the purpose of Karahunj - that this is an ancient observatory or a ritual burial site.

Further the expedition will continue along volcanic peaks and subalpine meadows to Lake Sev Lich (2650 m.) formed as a result of melting snow and natural sources filling the mountain extinct crater.  After enjoying the scenery  we leave to the south to the ancient cave castle site Khndzoresk . It is known that these caves were settled 2-3 years ago and have not been studied to the end. Many grottoes are interconnected by secret passages dug by people. This allowed during the attack of enemies to move to safer places.

We leave in the direction of Tatev monastery complex - the pearl of Armenian medieval architecture. It was founded in the 9th century. In the 14th century the university which was considered the largest and most advanced in the South Caucasus  began to function here. The relics of 11 apostles, apostle Paul, Grigor the Illuminator, St. Hripsime and the hair of the Virgin are kept in Tatev. The architecture of the complex is masterpiece and inimitable. The oldest church - the Temple of Grigor the Illuminator - dates from the middle of the 9th century. Among the unique works of architectural and engineering art is a cult monument - "Gavazan"  erected in 904. It is an octahedral pole 8 meters high with an ornamented cornice above which the khachkar rises. The complex, harmoniously integrated into the landscape, really makes a very strong impression.

Dinner and overnight in Goris.

Day 7 - Yerevan - airport

Goris - Airport

Return to Yerevan

Airport transfer

Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by an experienced guide instructor. During the tour, you must strictly follow the instructions of the instructor.

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Round-trip Adventure in Armenia - 8 days jeep tour

Gardman Tour LLC

Yerevan - Garni - Geghard - Amberd - Byurakan- Gyumri - Trchkan - Dilijan - Selim Pass - Sisian - Ughtasar - Tatev - Old Khndzoresk - Jermuk - Areni - Yerevan

Day1: Arrival to Yerevan

 Arrival To Yerevan. Transfer from the Zvartnots International Airport. Check in a hotel. Overnight in Yerevan.

Day2: Yerevan – Garni – Yerevan

After breakfast at the hotel we will drive to Kotayk region. Before we get to Garni village we will take off-road way through the Canyon of Garni, stretching along the rivers Azat and Goght. We will continue our trip through the Canyon, enjoying magnificent, seemingly artificial slopes from the foot to the top of the gorge named "Symphony of Stones". Climbing up from the canyon to the village, we will take our way to Garni Temple, built in the second half of the 1st century A.D. and dedicated to the God Mitra, the God of the Sun. After Christianity the temple was used as a summer residence of Armenian Kings and was described as ‘‘A House of Coolness‘‘. After excursion in the temple we will have delicious lunch in Garni village and will be back to Yerevan. Reaching Yerevan we will visit Victory Park, from where we will enjoy the bird eye view of Yerevan. Then we will visit the Institute of Ancient Manuscripts known as Matenadaran. It contains over 16,000 manuscripts that document the centuries-old history of the Armenian nation, art, literature, and natural sciences. Manuscript art is one of the most unique examples of Armenia’s medieval culture. After excursion in Matenadaran we will walk near Cascade, Opera House and Northern Avenue. After a nice city tour, in the evening we will have a dinner in the restaurant. Overnight in Yerevan.

Day3: Yerevan – Amberd – Byurakan - Gyumri

After breakfast at the hotel and check out, we will take our direction to the North to the highest mountain of Armenia  Aragats  (4090 m) and taking off-road way through the nice gorge we will climb up to  Amberd Fortress , which is a midcentury fort-city built during the X century. We will enjoy the landscape surrounding the fortress and alpine flowers on the wings of Aragats. Then we will drive to Byurakan village where we will have lunch in an ethnographic center accompanied with folk show and lavash baking. Enjoying the lunch and hospitality we will leave this fascinating place to continue our way around Aragats mountain towards Gyumri, which is the second city in Armenia. After checking in a hotel, we will have short city tour visiting the most interesting places and sights in one of the oldest cities in Armenia, which is also famous place for its historical-cultural traditions, strong art and crafts, education and also by film making industry. After city tour we will have dinner in the hotel tasting the food specific to Gyumri’s famous kitchen. Overnight in Gyumri.

Day4: Gyumri – Trchkan waterfall - Dilijan

After breakfast at the hotel we will drive to the North-East towards Lori Region and taking off-road way we will get to one of nice waterfalls in Armenia called Trchkan. We will have coffee break near the waterfall and enjoy the beautiful natural sites. After visiting the waterfall we will continue our way and reaching beautiful area in the nature we will have delicious picnic lunch at the bank of the river near Shirakamut village. Having lunch and a little rest we will drive through Vanadzor city, which is the third largest city of Armenia and was one of the biggest industrial areas in Soviet Union. Passing Vanadzor we will continue our way to Dilijan National Park located on the upstream pool of Aghstev river, and surrounded by the Lesser Caucasus mountains. Dinner and Overnight in the hotel.

Day5: Dilijan –Lake Sevan – Vardenyats Pass – Sisian

After breakfast we will drive to the South towards Lake Sevan, which is the largest lake in Caucasus as well as one of the largest, and highest freshwater lakes of the world. The lake is located on 1900m above sea level. In summer, the middle temperature of lake surface is 18-21 degrees above zero, which is quite convenient for swimming.  After reaching the shore of Lake Sevan we will have coffee break and will be introduced to the legends of Armenian mythology. After coffee break we will drive to the South-West towards Selim Pass, climbing up over 2,410m, following the historical Silk Road and visiting on the way Caravanserai built in 1331. Continuing our way we will drive to Yeghegis State Sanctuary where we will  have lunch in a tavern, then we will visit the Fortress of King Smbat located on the top of mountain and built X – XI centuries with high and wide (2-3 m) pyramid type fort-walls and protected by the Artabuni River and deep canyons. Leaving the fortress we will continue our way to Sisian town, passing along the way Lake Spandaryan. Dinner and overnight in the hotel in Sisian.

Day6: Sisian – Zorats Karer – Ukhtasar Mountain - Sisian

Day7: sisian – tatev – old khndzoresk - jermuk.

After breakfast at the hotel we will drive to  Tatev Monastery Complex  built in 895-906, which is one of the most important Education and Religion Centers situated in medieval Syunik region and is a candidate for UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On the way we will take Tatev Wings ropeway, which is the longest two-way ropeway of the world and flies above deep Vorotan gorge opening breath-taking views of the canyon. Visiting Tatev Monastery we will enjoy Tatev ensemble fitting in perfectly with the mountainous landscape around it. This gives the ensemble an original and majestic appearance.  During the XIV and XV centuries it was famous for its university. Leaving Tatev Monastery we will have lunch in Tatev village, where we will explore Armenian village hospitality hosted by the local family, getting acquainted village family life, their culture and traditions. After lunch we will drive to  Old Khndzoresk village , where we can visit the canyon of ancient cave residences of the people. On the way we will enjoy surrounding mountainous sights and beautiful city Goris. Leaving these amazing cave residences we will continue our driving towards Jermuk town. On the way we will make an off- road jeeping, passing near the sources of Vorotan river, and reaching 2400 m. will get to Jermuk Resort town. Dinner and overnight in the hotel.

Day8: Jermuk - Areni - Yerevan City Tour, Transfer to Airport

After breakfast at the hotel we will have a little walk in Jermuk, where we will taste mineral water in Jermuk Gallery, then will visit Jermuk waterfall. Then we will continue our way to the North. Reaching Aghavnadzor village we will make another off- road towards Rind village, driving through vineyards and rocky mountains. On the way we will make a stop at Ulgyur church. Then we will have a lunch in Areni village. Areni is a variety of grape, which is used for making wine from ancient times. Our next stop will be the famous Areni Cave (Birds Cave), where the oldest leather shoe (5500 years old) and oldest winery (6000 years old) in the world have been found by an international group of local and foreign archeologists. Then we will visit Old Areni winery with a tour and wine tasting. After the wine tour we will drive through Ararat Valley and enjoy the panoramic view of  Ararat mountain and will reach Yerevan. In Yerevan we will visit Yerevan Brandy factory, where we will be introduced to the history of brandy making in Armenia. After the excursion in the factory we will have free time and farewell dinner with folk show. After the dinner transfer to the Airport.

Price Includes

The price is per person, is calculated for the case of 4 passengers and a guide-driver in a vehicle. It includes costs of transportation, airport transfer, Yerevan city tour, entrance fees for museums, Tatev Ropeway,  Brandy factory, wine factory, Areni cave, Matenadaran and folk show in Byurakan, overnight in 3-4* hotels, full board, as well as the driver/guide. The price for the case of 3 passengers and 1 guide-driver in a vehicle is 1300 US$ and for the case of 2 passengers and 1 guide-driver is 1600 US$. All prices are for double accommodation in hotels. The supplement for single accommodation in US$ 140 per person for all cases.

Price does not Include

The price does not include airfare, personal expenses, visa fees, insurance and other expenses not mentioned above.

Mount Ararat

Mountain Eagles

Zorats Karer / Karahunj (7600-4500 BC)

Ughtasar Petroglyphs (12,000 BC)

Khachkar (Cross-Stone)

Zvartnots Temple (641—661 AD)

Sit back and enjoy a our Off-Road Tour through our stunningly beautiful mountains. Enjoy the aromatic forests of aspen and pine as we climb to wildflower-carpeted high alpine meadows with views that seem to go on forever.

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Birdwatching, off-road tours.

Off-road Tours in Armenia

Get off the beaten path for an off-road adventure with us. We organise first hand individual hiking tours and off-road tours in Armenia and Georgia.

Delica Armenia

Mitsubishi Delica is a very comfortable minivan, which has no rivals among off-road minivans. These cars are remarkable for their power and comfortability. The main feature of this car is its off-road capability and number of seats. Except the driver 6 more passengers can travel comfortably by this vehicle. Heavy and big backpacks will be carried on the roof tray of the car.

Hiking and Trekking in Armenia

Smbataberd in Wintertime

Andzavajur Gorge

Shaghot Waterfall

Mount Dimats

Azat Reservoir

Mount Sharayi

Mount Pahakasar

Mount Tezhkar

Mount Toghasar

Mysteries of Astghashen

Tsarakar Monastery

Mount Kharanaler

Mount Handasar

Mount Dzithanits

Mount Qarasnasar

Mount Shekaghbyur

Yerakh Mountains

Mount Khosrovasar

Angels' Canyon

Mount Katar

Mount Sartsali

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• Paragliding standard 20 min.
• Paragliding standard 10 min.
• Mastara, Hogevank, Zagha source, Harichavank, Aparan St. Khach
• Hovhannavank, Saghmosavank, Alphabet park, Amberd fortress, Lake Kari
• Talin, Dashtadem fortress, St. Christopher church, Yereruyk
• Hovhannavank, Saghmosavank, Ushi, Gegharot waterfall
• Mughni, Hovhannavank, Ushi, Saghmosavank, Alphabet park

Khor Virap, Areni, Noravank

Etchmiadzin, zvartnots.

• Sevan, Dilijan, Haghartsin

Lake Sevan, Tsaghkadzor

Garni, geghard.

• Gyumri, Marmashen
• Tatev, Shaki waterfall, Karahunj
• Tatev, Old Kahndzoresk
• Noravank, Tatev
• Meghri, Kapan, Goris
• Haghartsin, Parz Lake, Goshavank
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Welcome to Tour4U Armenia website. Thank you for choosing our company from the many available offers to discover the rich and ancient history and culture of Armenia, one of the oldest states in the world, to stroll through the streets of Yerevan, one of the oldest cities in the world, to marvel at the majesty of the Biblical Mount Ararat, to bow to the spiritual center of the country that adopted Christianity, the first in the world, before the altar of Holy Etchmiadzin more than 1700-year-old temple, to tour the nature of Armenia, rich in diversity, to admire the fresh water supply and the blue Sevan Lake, which is considered the 2nd highest in the world, and if necessary to swim in its frigid waters, to taste the delicious and varied dishes of Armenian cuisine, and finally to get to know and communicate with perhaps the most hospitable nation in the world. We are sure that every day you spend at  Tour4U Armenia will become one of the best and most memorable days of your life.

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“The worst part is he did it for over 500m”: Pro cyclist disqualified for “stickiest of sticky bottles”; Police fine driver with bike on rear mount for hiding licence plate; Wout van Aert goes for double disc wheels; Drunk Pogačar + more on the live blog

• “The worst part is he did for over 500 metres”: Pro cyclist disqualified for “stickiest of sticky bottles” after fan films him using team car to get back to peloton in queen stage
• Police investigate collision that left four cyclists seriously injured and others with minor injuries
• Police issue Fixed Penalty Notice to driver with a bike on rear mount since it was obscuring the registration plate
• 🚨🎧 road.cc Podcast episode 82: Was this year's Tour de France a bit rubbish? Pogačar’s ghostbusting climbs, carbon monoxide, podcast poltergeists, and Cav’s Vino problem
• 🥹🐶 Cyclists on an indefinite ride come across an abandoned pup, and decide to take him along their adventure!
• One for the future? 20-year-old "mini-Hulk" Jan Christen of UAE Team Emirates wins the one-day Spanish race Villafranca de Ordizia after dropping everyone uphill
• Chris Boardman goes on a Manchester to Paris bike ride to highlight highlight green initiatives in sport ahead of Olympic… stops at Lewes FC and ends up buying a share at the football club
• #JustDotWatchersThings
• Couple cycling from UK to Africa make it to Oxfordshire... before bike is stolen at station
• "Immune to steering torque?": Wout van Aert opts for double disc wheels at Paris Olympic time trial training
• Is that Pogačar a couple beers down... or just tired?
• Wout x Remco in Paris!

Tour de France may be over, but the pro cycling shenanigans are still finding ways to sticky themselves to this live blog, much like how 31-year-old Belgian pro Dietmar Ledegen found a cheeky bottle from his team car to sticky himself to at the Tour de Wallonie.

The five-day stage-race is currently being held in Wallonia and in the second stage yesterday, Ledegen, who rides for the UCI Continental Team Baloise-Trek Lions soared too close to the sun and tested the race comissaries patience for a bit too long — over 500 metres, according to a spectator who posted footage of the rider with a not-so-clever sticky bottle.

“The worst part is that he did it over 500m, I quickly took out my phone when I saw him coming from the distance like a bullet,” wrote the Belgian cycling fan behind the Twitter account Lv_cycling.

Magnifique Ledegem Dietmar 👏 #TourdeWallonie pic.twitter.com/znw0RWyYeh — Lv Cycling 🇧🇪 (@Lv_Cycling) July 25, 2024

Yesterday’s stage from Arlon to La Roche-en-Ardenne was the also the queen stage of the race, with the peloton going up and down the Ardenne hills in the punchy route. Ledegen who initally finished 104 out of 111 riders, 19 minutes down on the winner Markus Hoelgaard, has now been disqualified by the UCI for the sticky bottle.

Meanwhile, Antoine Vayer, former coach and trainer of the Festina team two decades ago, wrote: “Inspired by Cavendish and Pogacar, some riders combine [engine] power (Fr: puissance ) and sticky bottles to resemble them.”

In a pro season that has been eerily devoid of many sticky bottles this year, we’ve now had two of them in the space of a week.

> "With the bottle like this, it's not correct": Giulio Ciccone hits out at Santiago Buitrago for 'sticky bottle' at Tour de France

Sticky bottles are fairly common in most races, as riders latch on to the bottle and let the team car propel them for a few extra precious seconds — but most of the times it's  executed to help riders catch back on to a group or give the legs a momentary break, in a manner that's seen as acceptable in the eyes of the race commissaries.

After stage 19 of the Tour de France, coincidentally also the queen stage on Friday, the broadcast cameras caught Giulio Ciccone and Santiago Buitrago arguing over a sticky bottle, with the two also embroiled in a battle for the top 10 in the general classification at the time.

Ciccone, placed 10th with just a 34 second lead over Buitrago, going into the penultimate stage of the race, was seen having an animated exchange with the Bahrain-Victorious rider, pointing out his antics of holding on to the bottle while receiving it from the team car for longer than required.

While Buitrago's alleged sticky bottle was missed by most broadcast cameras, it looks like Ciccone and his teammates had a good view of it.

"Hey! We were three behind you, we saw everything. With the bottle like this, it's not correct. This is the Tour de France," Ciccone said to the 24-year-old Colombian, approaching him on his bike as he was sitting down and wiping away the sweat

Not particularly amused at the interaction, Buitrago hit back at Ciccone, saying: "I've learnt it from you!"

Buitrago ended up securing the 10th place in the GC at the end, pushing Ciccone out of the top 10 on the last day with a very strong time trial in which he finished 9th, just 2 minutes and 53 seconds behind the dominant Tadej Pogačar.

Four cyclists were taken to hospital with serious injuries after a group ride was involved in a collision with a driver in Cambridgeshire last week, police appealing for information about the incident.

> Police investigate collision that left four cyclists seriously injured and others with minor injuries

An interesting bit of policing which has led to some opposing reactions from cyclists was carried out by the Lancashire Roads Police team, as they issued a Fixed Penalty Notice to a motorist on the M6 who was driving with a bike on their rear mount, thus obscuring the licence plate.

The police wrote on Twitter: “When reading manufacturer instructions on how to mount cycle carriers to their vehicles the part about registration plates/lights being visible is also read. This driver on M6 near Garstang was stopped and issued a fixed penalty for registration plate being obscured.”

When reading manufacturer instructions on how to mount cycle carriers to their vehicles the part about registration plates/lights being visible is also read. This driver on M6 near Garstang was stopped and issued a fixed penalty for registration plate being obscured #Team4RPU pic.twitter.com/3RGfU1Tczd — Lancs Road Police (@LancsRoadPolice) July 23, 2024

While some cyclists didn’t see any problem with this, others have called out the police team for ignoring more serious, dangerous traffic offences while choosing to focus on lesser ones.

Twitter user Real Gaz said: “I don't have a problem with this. The registration mark is clearly not visible so illegal. It's not hard or expensive to buy a plate.”

Another cyclist Marcus said: “So many people on here suggesting that the police were unfair on the BMW driver. I can guarantee that if the driver in this case was riding his bike instead, and the Police stopped him for something 'trivial' the same commenters would be calling on them to throw the book at him!”

However, another account by the name of BlueRay wrote: “A note to all Police officers in the traffic teams. There are far, far worse, driving offences to deal with on our motorways. No one is going to die because the reg plate is obscured. Don't be an anorak, and you might even get a little respect from the public.”

I’ll leave this one with you all to discuss. Was the police right in fining the driver or do you consider that as a trivial offence?

It's episode 82 of the road.cc Podcast, a certain big old race across France has ended for another year, and so it's only right that we do a full debrief of Tour de France 2024.

Meet Oscar, a gentle, kind and super-cute pup who a couple on their indefinite cycling trip came across in Armenia.

These cyclists find this beautiful, alone pupper on indefinite trips in the Caucasus. They give him a life full of adventures & love. If the word Adventure were an Image, it'd be this Three on a journey.🙏 📽️Timo Schaper pic.twitter.com/eIrINtfZxH — Hakan Kapucu (@1hakankapucu) July 23, 2024

Timo and Lara were crossing Armenia on their trip when they heard barking atthe roadside, and right there hiding in the garbage, they found an abandoned puppy all-alone. The couple decided to stay with him to see if his mother and siblings were around. But they instead found a small cardboard box which the puppy had managed to chew his way out of, before coming to the realisation that the two-months old pupper had been abandoned and left to fend for himself.

So, they decided to adopt him and take him on their cycling adventure. They named him Oscar, and he immediately became a part of their family. "His future will definitely be on the bike, travelling," they said.

The mini-Hulk of UAE Team Emirates is flexing his muscles...💪🏻 The 20-year old Jan Christen won today solo the one-day Spanish race Villafranca de Ordizia after dropping everyone uphill. It's his 3rd victory of the year and the 59th (!!!) for UAE. #OrdiziakoKlasika pic.twitter.com/gVVrsjgaj9 — Mihai Simion (@faustocoppi60) July 25, 2024

Stop me if I’m wrong, but haven’t you ever loved a football club so much that you want to end up buying the club? Well, I guess not everyone is Jim Ratcliffe around these parts, but what’s the next best thing if you haven’t got a couple billion quid lying around? A share in the club I guess…

Well, Olympian and Active Travel Commissioner for England Chris Boardman was on the Pedal for Paris ride, a bike ride from Manchester to Paris organised by Boardman and Sport England to highlight green initiatives in sport that are helping to fuel sustainable practices for the future.

On the way, they stopped over at Lewes FC, a semi-professional football club in Sussex, where Boardman had a tour of the Dripping Pan, the team’s stadium and other facilities, and he was so enamoured by the team and its steps to tackle climate change, he ended up buying one share of the club.

Boardman told The Argus : “Lewes is an amazing set up and by the time I get off the ferry I will be one of the owners. It is completely membership owned, owned by the fans and I quite fancy being in that number.

“They grow their own food, they have equal pay and they recycle their kit. It is great that they are serving 50 per cent vegan food and they have days where they only serve vegan food and the attendance goes up.

“Eating plant-based food is the single biggest thing people can do about climate change. We wanted to put a spotlight not just on the problems but also the solutions.”

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, he added: “The point of this journey wasn't just to raise awareness of climate change and its impact on sport. It was actually to stop off at places that are doing something about it.

“Lewes Football Club was the last one we stopped at and was serving vegan food to the fans. I was so impressed with them I actually bought a share in the club!”

Boardman also urged Sussex councils to continue creating new cycle lanes. He said: "Cycle lanes aren’t for cyclists they are for people who don’t cycle, because you look at the road and think ‘I don’t fancy that’.

"Every council is dealing with congestion, pollution and population health issues and bringing in cycle lanes is a way of dealing with all of those things at once and creating a nicer place to live. Over 80 per cent of people want to see more active travel, especially for getting to schools."

We're live tracking @LifeSciWestmin extraordinaire ultra cyclist @drdanbrayson in the office this week #TCRNO10 #WhereIsDan pic.twitter.com/wf7mSVbQJe — Bradley Elliott (@Brads_science) July 24, 2024

A couple cycling from the United Kingdom to Africa, raising money and undertaking charity work on the way, were hit with a setback when they did not even make it past Oxfordshire before one of their bikes was stolen.

> Couple cycling from UK to Africa make it to Oxfordshire... before bike is stolen at station

Everyone, calm down! We have double disc wheels back on road time trials!

With just two more days to go before the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris, we're seeing some interesting and wild things at Belgium's training camp, the latest one being Wout van Aert training for time trial on Cervélo's TT bike with front and rear disc wheels, bringing back a thrill lost in the early 2010s.

        View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Cycling Spy (@cyclingspy)

"The Paris Olympics TT course has some technical sections and unpredictable wind directions as the wind moves between the buildings and down the streets. Will this be a good idea or is the front disc distracting from something else going on?" the cyclingspy account wrote on Instagram.

If anyone could use a pint of chilled brew, it would probably me right now. A close second might be Tadej Pogačar, the Slovenian just off the back of a dominating Tour de France campaign where he added a third maillot jaune to his palmares with some flair.

And as the UAE Team Emirates rider, who was already off to a crit race in the Netherlands on Tuesday evening, even revealing that the omission of her partner and Slovenian road race and time trial champion Urška Žigart from the national Paris Olympic squad played a part in his pulling out of the tournament , was seen with former pro cyclist Raffaele 'Lello' Ferrara, accompanied by Pogačar's mum as well. And looking quite tipsy (or tired, depending on who you ask), may I add.

        View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by Lello Ferrara (@lelloferrara3.0)

While fans have been going gaga over Pogačar's drunken demeanour, falling around on Ferrara's shoulder (come on, who hasn't done this with a mate on a Saturday eve), and even joking about his super low tolerance due to his build and metabolism, Ferrara has recently confirmed that he was in fact not drunk, but just tired from meeting his fans...

Pogačar claiming he's tired and fans colluding to claim there are some ulterior reasons behind — why have these two things coincided with each twice this week now?!

> “No Urška, no Pogi”: Tadej Pogačar pulls out of Paris Olympics due to “being too tired” – as fans blame shock Urška Žigart omission for Tour de France winner’s absence

"Let me clarify something important. Tadej had no opportunity to drink or eat. I have never seen a person so available to the fans," wrote Ferrara on his Instagram story after sharing the video as a post.

"His was really tiredness. I was excited and tired. I waited until the end to say goodbye to him; in a quiet moment he was with his mother and still dedicated time to me. Gentlemen, we are faced with something unique, let's enjoy this guy, it's what is good for world cycling."

Remco a reconnu le parcours du chrono des JO avec son pote Wout ! #JO2024 📷Nieuwsblad pic.twitter.com/JednbpjnLt — Le RemcOptimiste (@Evenepoel_Fan) July 24, 2024

Adwitiya joined road.cc in 2023 as a news writer after graduating with a masters in journalism from Cardiff University. His dissertation focused on active travel, which soon threw him into the deep end of covering everything related to the two-wheeled tool, and now cycling is as big a part of his life as guitars and football. He has previously covered local and national politics for Voice Wales, and also likes to writes about science, tech and the environment, if he can find the time. Living right next to the Taff trail in the Welsh capital, you can find him trying to tackle the brutal climbs in the valleys.

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Sheriff's deputies from the surrounding county position themselves on the road into Burning Man—which has the highest rate of bike transport in the world—to pick off drivers with bikes on tailgate racks obscuring the plates (and anything else they can write a ticket for). It's like Christmas for them.

Cleaned my wife's drivertrain today - had to use the braker bar for the car wheels !

On removing the sprockets, my satisfaction at getting the lockring off was somewhat tempered when I found that 8 of the sprockets (of 10) were in one cluster. I think I need one of those ultrasonic baths.

Gave up with the praxis crank removal and took the pedal off instead to get the chain rings off.

Hirsute wrote: I think I need one of those ultrasonic baths.

You know it makes sense. Although the larger capacity ones can go through the degreaser quickly. After trying the various bike brands with associated bike tax, I've concluded that the best solution in terms of performance and value is 3:1 water to No Nonsense degreaser, £11.99 for 5 litres from Screwfix.

Thanks. I found a mention of that degreaser in a review on those baths Andystow I think, said he puts his sprockets in a bag which I guess reduces the amount of liquid required.

I suppose they've just been told to get up and go out and  do something  for PR purposes. Meanwhile, 150 yards from Garstang Police Station in its usual position outside the Eagle and Child, after innumerable similar pictures on here, numerous reports to LancsFilth and DVLA, previous no MOT for almost 7 years- presumably impossible for Lancashire's crack traffic detectives to locate

Fair cop on getting nicked for an obscured numberplate. There are quite a few drivers who drive like shit around cyclists, despite having bikes on the backs of their cars. I'd be pretty pissed off if I couldn't report a close pass because of an obscured numberplate.

You often see cars with bikes on cheap bike carries either bought at the halfords - supermarkets or online no name brand with no plate board including lights being totally obscured, this I believe is todo with cost,  tow bars - roof bars and caries are now very expensive to buy, so a clip on rack is a cost effective option. This is where you run into a new problem as the plate and board is cheap to buy but the cost of wiring up a socket is still silly money, in the past you could just splice the new plug into a light feed and bolt it somewhere underneath the car, no more with digital systems you often need a vehicle specific kit and a re flash of the ecu to make it all work, done by someone who knows what they are doing - all very expensive. I would be sympathetic to this driver if it was not a 71 plate BMW. If they can afford such a car then you can afford to do the work to make things legal!  

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Cost me about £10 to buy a spare license plate which I hang on the back.  It amazed me just how easy it was, with no proof of ownership.  I think I solved the riddle about the massive increase in cloned vehciles out there being driven as though there was no comeback...

I bought a fairly cheap clip-on rack that mounts the bikes higher on the car so the numberplate isn't obscured. It was cheaper and easier than getting an additional light board etc.

yep, I know but some people are just chepshakes or to lazy to bother,  I for years used a tow bar hang on rack (a proper wired light board and plate) and did lots of miles with bikes on the back for a faimly of 4,  but when I changed the car its got cam bus and radar stuff ect, and the cost for a tow bar is just stupid money, kids grown up so I just put the bike in the car when I travel, It looks like a BMW coupe so that for them may have not be a opion so prop bought or lent a clip on rack - then said "that will do" but the police and the law says no so its a fair cop in my opinion. To Me its the same as going though a red light when cycling, its shows cyclists in a bad light and gives all the haters some oxgen.

They probably can't afford to buy a 71 plate BMW so are leasing it making the fitting of a tow bar/lighting board even less likely.

The fixed penalty is probably cheaper than the cost of the light board/plate, never mind the cost of plumbing it in!

"Every council is dealing with congestion, pollution and population health issues and bringing in cycle lanes is a way of dealing with all of those things."

* Except for councils and most drivers apparently Chris.

Good to see Lancs traffic police have realised they can issue tickets for traffic offences, now to watch the flood of responses to third party reports of no MoT, no tax, close passing, careless driving and more telling us they have actually taken some action.

And maybe not!

" Police issue Fixed Penalty Notice to driver with a bike on rear rack since it was obscuring the registration plate "

A minor punishment for a clear cut but minor crime. So correct and proportionate.

The bike carrier: It *looks* like the light clusters are relatively visible [it's not like the indicators are going to get used], so from a safety point of view, there's nothing wrong. However... from a revenue generation point of view, there's plenty wrong.

The law is the law, however are we now going to see an influx of illegally sized, spaced, fonted, reflective, embossed number plated vehicles getting pulled?

If only there was a way of driving around without an obscured numberplate...

are we now going to see an influx of illegally sized, spaced, fonted, reflective, embossed number plated vehicles getting pulled?

As you say, no we aren't! In keeping with its 'famous for 15 minutes' status, this is Garstang High Street, taken about 10 yards from the previous view

Awaiting wjts's take on the reg plate story...

Perhaps it was him - direct action with an old rack and bikes after police can't be bothered to tackle lack of MOT / VED?

on the number plate thing, its a fair cop, assuming Lancs road police on their travels tackly illegal number plates on vehicles, blown bulbs, lane hogging, speeding, seat belts, worn tyres, mobile phone use and I dont know red light jumping, mot, tax and insurance cases equally as importantly.

Just wait for wtjs to see this...

I'd imagine he's currently too busy dealing with foaming at the mouth and a rising blood pressure to give his views. 

I've found him pretty stoical and undeterred in his mission.

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Hirsute wrote: I've found him petty stoical and undeterred in his mission.

Was that a deliberate typo?

Ah ! Corrected !

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