sedges
10-23-12, 11:52 AM
http://www.tourdetugaloo.com/
My favorite ride. Great SAG stops, great support, gorgeous scenery, fun crowd.
My favorite ride. Great SAG stops, great support, gorgeous scenery, fun crowd.
Southeast Regional Rides and Events - Tour de Tugaloo NE GA
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lsberrios1
10-23-12, 12:23 PM
http://www.tourdetugaloo.com/
My favorite ride. Great SAG stops, great support, gorgeous scenery, fun crowd.
Very interested! I would probably do the 62 mile route.
My favorite ride. Great SAG stops, great support, gorgeous scenery, fun crowd.
Very interested! I would probably do the 62 mile route.
crashmo
10-28-12, 12:39 AM
Awesome!
Taste
11-01-12, 06:10 AM
Damn. Already commited to working for a guy and wedding after that. Otherwise, I'd be in Toccoa.
lsberrios1
11-01-12, 06:44 AM
Anybody going from ATL!? I need a ride :p... being licenseless sucks.. :(
sedges
11-01-12, 02:00 PM
Isberrios!
Write a letter to the Amtrak folks and tell them that they need to accommodate bikes at ALL their stops. Toccoa is a flag stop, but you can only put bikes in baggage and you can't get baggage out, except at major cities. It would be possible to train to Toccoa, arrives in the evening, spend the night at local motel, ride all next day and train back to ATL in the evening. It would even be possible to ride out to the National Forest and primitive camp from here. Amtrak is so lame, but its hard for them to thrive in a society based on personal vehicles.
Write a letter to the Amtrak folks and tell them that they need to accommodate bikes at ALL their stops. Toccoa is a flag stop, but you can only put bikes in baggage and you can't get baggage out, except at major cities. It would be possible to train to Toccoa, arrives in the evening, spend the night at local motel, ride all next day and train back to ATL in the evening. It would even be possible to ride out to the National Forest and primitive camp from here. Amtrak is so lame, but its hard for them to thrive in a society based on personal vehicles.