SS across the country
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SS across the country
I just found this link in the touring forum. Yea, I know this probably violates some rules against posting the same thing in two places, but come on! The we're talking about a gut riding his SS mointain bike across the country. Who would be more interested than the SS forum.
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/journ...20031223160821
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/journ...20031223160821
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You know, I really want to know what his bike is geared like and how much it weighs with all that crap. Flip/flop? Man, this guy makes me feel like such a wimp.
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Yeah, I posted that in the touring forum but no one seemed to comment, I think its awesome... I'd like to tour with something a little more - like an internal gear... but I liked that - if he can do it on one gear... I'm sure I don't need 21 of them! Or something.......
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A friend of mine rode a highwheeler across the USA a few years ago. It had no brakes and weighed something rediculous like 50 pounds.