Admittedly the beer is pricey. That can be alleviated somewhat by buying in supermarkets and 'drinking in'. I'm not the slowest of bikers and I've found it easy to ease up on the pace. Many of the roads can be easily enjoyed within the speed limit. There's been a few occasions where I've 'made progress' on the twisties. Because I'm worth it.
. I've not seen a single mobile speed camera so far (wildly hugging the wooden decking here ). Bottom line, the local speed limits don't detract at all. In terms of cost, this one time I've chosen to ignore costs. Don't get me wrong, I'm far from dripping in money, more adequately described as very lightly misted.
Things are a bit pricier here, but it's still well worth coming. It's the best biking country I've been to so far. Don't delay. Go. You'll not regret it.
. We put the head down and rode as far as Flåm to seek out a coffee break. Even in the rain, the scenery is great, but Flåm town felt a bit plastic and packaged, so we opted to look esewhere. Just up the road in Aurlandsvanfen we found Marianne Bakerie and Kafe where we tucked into pizza focaccias with coffee and a cardamom bun to finish. Top notch noms, and not a bit of plastic in sight 
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), we also found a real gem of a place called Skarsvatnet or Goldfish Lake. If you're in the locality look it up and drop by. It's quiet, peaceful, serene and not a spoilt prince or princess in sight. True to it's name it's populated with goldfish. And dragon flies and many beautiful things. 
