Touring - Have you seen this? FUNNY

Funny!!!!!!! (http://cyclingtrip.com/sections/guide/index.htm)

Thats great! Thanks for the link. :lol: :roflmao:

Now that I see what "outsiders" think of us....are we crazy?

NOT!

Matt
:beer:

thanks for the link,, yes it is a funny take on how we are look at by others, THe guy has his journal on that site too Its a good read made me pull out the touring bike this morning and start on the winter rebuild with thoughts of the road again.
catfish

Thanks! :D

Originally posted by pcsanity1
Now that I see what "outsiders" think of us....

Whoever wrote that is an experienced tour rider. My god help us.

Worth a look for sure - too funny!

Actually a very interesting site on the whole. Start at his HomePage (http://cyclingtrip.com/index.html)

I had actually read his journal entries for the Keys and So.Fl. before and was glad to see he took to the grass on 997 around Miami on the stretch where I did the same but this link got me interested in reading the whole journal and I am now in the middle of Montana in the wind,cold and rain lol. Definately has got me interested in a crosscontinent trip and notice our own Ivana contributed to the site with the route statistics.

Hey Moose,
there is a candy store in Scarborough Maine called Len Libbys that has a life sized chocolate
moose. I kid you not, the thing is about 6 feet tall, and weighs hundreds of pounds. They make good candy too.

late...I did not need another reason to want to take a tour in Maine!!

Hi,
well, it is a nice place in the summer. If you ever visit, I can offer a couple suggestions. One of the nicest bike rides in the state starts just a few miles from Len Libbys. It's called the Lighthouse Loop, 33 miles, and goes by a couple lighthouses. My favorite thing at Len Libbys is the dark chocolate covered cashews. In the summer, they make genuinely excellent ice cream; and their Needham ice cream is unique and delicous.

Of course the main tourist attaction in maine are the black flies :-)

Funny!!!!!!! (http://cyclingtrip.com/sections/guide/index.htm)


If you all haven't checked this out yet, you must!
Craig's Beginners Guide to Preparing for a Cycling Trip.