Rolf Karlsen - Articles

Rolf Karlsen is very much into ferries and other forms of transportation. He maintains a Danish website about transport and transportation.

Nature Trip - Ferry To Greenland

Ferries, aside from trains, have remained one of the top means of transportation in Europe. It is a convenient, fun, safe, and cheap way to travel from one waterside city or country to the next, serving a gateway to different islands for people from other parts of the world. Aside... Read

By: Rolf Karlsen | 13/12/2007 | Travel

Racing Bikes And The Future Of Racing

Road bikes or racing bikes are designed to go as fast as possible while making sure of the rider's safety. They are mostly featured as skeletons of bicycles, but there is a reason why it looks so bare. This is because everything is toned down in order to save weight... Read

By: Rolf Karlsen | 13/12/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Cheap Bikes For Sale

Bikes, as we all know it, are fun. They will always be fun, and that is the reason why they never go out of style. A certain car will lose its appeal to many customers, but that will never happen to a bike. Bikes are always going to be here... Read

By: Rolf Karlsen | 11/12/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Dream Vacation - Ferry To Sweden

Ferries are sea transport in the form of boat or ship that carries passengers, cargo and sometimes vehicles. It is a type of public transportation that has been around for centuries. It is a cheaper way to travel from one point to another, but lately a trip through a ferry... Read

By: Rolf Karlsen | 11/12/2007 | Travel

Bikes And Your Life

One look at the modern roads say it all. Inevitable traffic jams, smoke, noise, and air pollution are adamant, not to mention accidents left and right. Cars take thousands of lives each day worldwide in automobile accidents. Some are results of driving under the influence of drugs or alcoholic beverages, while... Read

By: Rolf Karlsen | 09/12/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Overview Of Ferries

Since antiquity, man has encountered streams and rivers barring his path and has found ways to cross them. Some of the time, with time, manpower, and material available, he was able to build bridges. If it wasn't possible to make them for whatever reason, he found other means of surmounting... Read

By: Rolf Karlsen | 09/12/2007 | Travel