Footloose, thank you very much for the offer. I'm sure as I near that time I will have many, many questions and will surely contact you.
Footloose, thank you very much for the offer. I'm sure as I near that time I will have many, many questions and will surely contact you.
Okay guys, I take off in 4 more days. Here's a picture of my new set up. I will provide details upon my return. Happy cycle touring to you all!
So it looks like little yellow duckie is going along for the adventure ride too!
I wish you a most memorable and safe journey. Remember to drop by any public library in North America to check into TE forums here about your ride.
We are here to learn, advise and cheer you on, Biketouringrook!
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I can't wait to hear ALL about your journey!!! Please update as often as you can. I'll be living vicariously through your adventure (so have a little extra adventure for me, too, please).
Safe travels, happy miles, and blessings on your trip!
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1983 Motobecane mixte (commuter/errand bike)
Cannondale F5 mountain bike
Have a wonderful and safe trip. I look forward to hearing about your trip! Stop and smell the roses!
Oh God!!!!!This is so hard! The waether is very nice, but the wind and the hills are not so kind. Yesterday was my worse cycling day ever. I don't consider myself to be a weak person, but yesterday I PUSHED my bike up some of the most impossible hills. I have never seen hills so steep. The first two days were a blissful ride of 100 miles of bike trails. I had to find an emergency hotel because I went two miles out of the way to a campsite that was not a campsite. I was so tired. Today I have renewed energy and will continue on. I am told by the hoterl desk clerk to expect some of the same hills as yesterday.
Along other lines, the people that I have are so very nice and enjoyable to talk with. I have my people from all parts of life. I only have 11 more days to go. Oh boy! will write more later when I find another computer.
There's no shame in walking if the hills are too hard. I see you are from South Florida...no matter how strong you are, if you can't practice riding hills, they will be difficult. Put it in a low gear and enjoy the scenery as it slowly passes by.