Fifty Plus (50+) - How many countries have you biked in (and what are they)?

This goes along with the thread on where you have lived--- but brought more into context of the forums :)

I have biked in the following countries:

Costa Rica
Ecuador
USA (VA, MD, WV, CA, CO, FL, PA, DE, NJ, NY, VT, NH, MA, CT, SC, NC, GA--I think that's it...)
Canada
Basque Country (Spain)
Colombia

train safe--

I have to admit, only one country......this one. It seems that when I was elsewhere, biking was not a possibllity. Pity, it would have been fun.

This is what you can do when you stay single 'til your mid 40s:

Greece
Italy (Plus San Marino and the Vatican, to be technical)
France
Austria
Switzerland
Lichtenstein
United Kingdom (England, Wales, Northern Ireland)
Republic of Ireland

USA: Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tenn., Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, West Virginia, Arizona, Utah, California, North Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin.

Precious little for me. I've only bicycled in the US and not very much of that.

I guess that I just don't get the travel thing. I had a traveling job for 22 years and pretty much hated all of it.

U.S.
Canada
United Kingdom
Mexico (cough, cough...all of it around Mexico City; lots of air pollution)

This summer I plan to add Peru, and possibly Bolivia.

And, I rode a horse in El Salvador; does that count?

Chile
Argentina
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
England
Holland
Belgium
France
Spain
Greece
Switzerland
Morrocco
Australia
Thailand
Malaysia

etc etc

I've only ridden a bicycle in the U.S.A., but I've been in a pedicab in Taiwan and Singapore.

40 years ago in the forces and Iceland- Norway- and Spain. There always seemed to be some form of Clunker on the bases I was posted to and I always seemed to get it.

But since taking up cycling it has been very conservative with France and England. But as I rarely go anywhere else- it is not surprising.

USA, Mexico, Holland, France, Belgium, Spain, Italy.

US, Canada. Hope to add France in 2011 (next PBP).

SP

USA and a beater bike at a resort in Mexico for a couple of miles.

I am definitely a home boy.

Only the USA for me.

USA, Canada, Japan, Denmark, France

I know, not as extensive as some others, but I just want to get in a plug for Denmark which is about as cycle-friendly a place as you could want -- as long as big climbs aren't on your wish list, that is...

All over USA, Germany, Luxemburg, Belgium, Azores, Deigo Garcia, South Korea yep that be about it.

One (unless Alabama and South Carolina count ;))

Quite a few, I'm surprised to count!

I've worked as a pretty mobile organisational training bloke, and I've tried to include cycling wherever I've lived and wherever I've had assignments

So:

UK - England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Europe - Spain, France, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland
Poland, Lithuania, Greece, Turkey, Romania, Tenerife
USA - California, Boston, NYC, Washington DC
Indonesia - Jakarta, Bali
Sydney, Auckland, Christchurch
Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain, Jordan, Oman

No Indian continent, Central or South America or Africa yet. There's still time:)

Belgium
Portugal
Italy
Spain
Israel
Kenya
England
Scotland
Denmark
Cuba
Bahamas
Puerto Rico
Canada
Assorted islands.

Mostly accomplished on the two ships I served on that were large enough for me to bring a bicycle on.

Holland and a teeny corner of Belgium.

2 so far, if St. Croix, USVI counts as a different county, otherwise just one - USA. As for "other worlds" just Kansas

Biked - USA, South Africa, Costa Rica

United States
Holland
Canada
France

Canada
USA
Austria
Germany
France
Luxembourg

Texas

This goes along with the thread on where you have lived--- but brought more into context of the forums :)

I have biked in the following countries:

Costa Rica
Ecuador
USA (VA, MD, WV, CA, CO, FL, PA, DE, NJ, NY, VT, NH, MA, CT, SC, NC, GA--I think that's it...)
Canada
Basque Country (Spain)
Colombia

train safe--

US.- Colorado./ Florida / NC. VA. IL. Non US- Canada / Luxembourg / Germany / France / Ireland / Italy / Belgium / Nederland and Austria. Thats all I can think of.

Richard

US (probably a half dozen states + DC)
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Italy
Austria
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Hungary
Slovenia
France
French Polynesia

The U.S., Mexico and France.

Rick / OCRR

USA
Germany
Holland
France