Posted on July 4, 2006 by Roland
Multnomah Falls, Columbia Gorge, Oregon
Today is my last day home for a month. I’ll be touring on the Slipstream in the Northwest. I though of taking the Laptop with me but have decided against it. We will be traveling self contained and Bennett has a penchant for Savage Camping. I doubt that there will [...]
Filed under: Rides | 4 Comments »
Posted on July 3, 2006 by Roland
The Coffin loaded with Slipstream and Camping Gear arrived safely and undamaged in Seattle today. That was 5 working days and $120 to ship the 127 pound Coffin insured for $3500 from Dover, NH to Seattle, WA.
Good job FedEx!
See Filling the Coffin for details on cost and weight.
Filed under: Tour Planning | No Comments »
Posted on July 3, 2006 by Roland
EZ Rider
If you are riding a Recumbent in South Florida, check out EZ Biker. My son lives in the area and I know Recumbent Riders there need all of the help they can get.
I’ll think I’ll take my Sat-R Day with me on my next visit and check out the South Florida Recumbent Riders [...]
Filed under: Recumbent Community, Tour Planning | No Comments »
Posted on July 3, 2006 by Roland
Here’s a great site that deserves a lot more traffic. It is Crankk.
It is a lot like Digg but just for cycling. A great place to get all of the latest cycling news and see what is happening in Cycling Blogs.
Filed under: Recumbent Community, Tips | 1 Comment »
Posted on July 3, 2006 by Roland
Gros Monde, Newfoundland
Riding in the mountains is a special joy. It is easy to see why Native Americans thought the Gods lived in the Mountains. There is a sense of awe that is sometimes almost overwhelming as you ride above the timberline with a breath taking view of a fearsome landscape above and below.
Filed under: Tips, Training | 2 Comments »
Posted on July 2, 2006 by Roland
Riding from Ossipee to Dover, NH the other night I got a late start. We were running late coming home from the Montreal Bike Festival and I didn’t get started until 4:30 PM. It is about 50 miles and I knew it would be dark before I got home. But I love this [...]
Filed under: Favorites, History, Rides | 3 Comments »