Talk:EuroVelo

message: You should always give credit where credit's due so here is a list of the sources from which I've freely borrowed the information for this article:
* The EuroVelo routes in brief list and the EuroVelo map are both from the EuroVelo Routes and Distances page on the EuroVelo.org website.
* The Main points on the EuroVelo routes table is from the Schlaufuchs website. The actual page Europäische Radwanderwege ("Eurovelo") is in German so I had to translate the place names into their English equivalents.
* The two paragraphs under EuroVelo's aims and administration are directly quoted from the EuroVelo.org website.
* The brief description for the EuroVelo 3 route is from the The Frie Fugle website
* The brief description for the EuroVelo 12 route is from the North Sea Cycle Route website.
When approximately will these utopia be finished? -213.250.12.59
* Utopia? As for finish date, please see article. (Hopefully by 2020.) reinthal (talk) 05:16, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

message: A user going by the name of Aps1969 has put in a link to the website apsykes.com (or a url that now redirects there) on a couple of occasions in the past.  There are only 13 edits to the users name and they all (almost) relate to adding this website.  I think it's likely that this is the personal website of this user, and as such there is a conflict of interest.  Additionally, while it's an fine website, it doesn't really add to the EuroVelo article.  If Aps1969 feels it's important the link is included I'd be happy to hear why.  --Keithonearth (talk) 05:31, 11 September 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  apsykes.com 

message: I wonder... EV routes have no gradient over 6% huh? Funny because on EV6 there were multiple occasions of 8-12% and one time even 20% (yes: twenty). Especially in German Schwabenland and the Black Forest. But... I am not complaining, it's a lovely track! Even in France you have signs that point out the Black See as if it were nextdoors. In Suisse, Germany and Austria its HARD to miss signs that point out "Black See, this way, sir!" because they are at every street corner and even in places away from the track. Ofcourse, the last 1000km's to the Black See signs are not implemented yet. Even though I noticed in Serbia, and even in the capital Belgrade there are EV6 roadsigns. WONDERFUL. One doesn't need a map or GPS for this EV track. In Basel I found the Rhine and just followed it, then the Danube. Easy. But I do think there should be some criticism on the criteria of the EV-routes. Ofcourse it's impossible to make a cycling track without hills over 4000km, but then please don't mention "its all lower than a 6% gradience".
Also, I like to see a charts or list to put book references in. E.g. the Bikeline-series are very good in the Germanic countries, can be bought anywhere on the trial and are very complete. Far more complete than the Eurovelo website itself.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 94.126.19.37 (talk) 02:33, 29 February 2012 (UTC)
thread_title:  What gradient? 

message: Subject lacks sufficient notability for a stand alone article. Ad Orientem (talk) 21:32, 21 January 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Proposed merge with [[EV7 The Sun Route]] 

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