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05-29-08, 07:14 AM
#51
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Location: Greenville, SC
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Ok, so here is my resurrected blog from my 2005 tour from Kentucky to Wyoming.
I've taken every post I made on that tour and put them into a new blog so you can read them straight through. I'll upload pictures from the tour but I probably ought to get some work done first.
Here you go: https://www.pedalthestates.com/2005/blog/
I've taken every post I made on that tour and put them into a new blog so you can read them straight through. I'll upload pictures from the tour but I probably ought to get some work done first.
Here you go: https://www.pedalthestates.com/2005/blog/
05-30-08, 06:00 AM
#52
Newbie
Join Date: May 2008
Location: around the world
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Bikes: Vivente Wolrd Randonneur, Specialized Sirrus Comp, Giant Boulder Alu "Street", Valco "Fixie", Peugeot Competition 70's
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hi cyclos!
hello everybody
my name is olivier, i am french and i already came from france to thailand following the silk route.
here is the link to my blog about this trip: olivelo.canalblog.com
and this is the link to my new blog, that will be about my future travels from perth, western australia to sapporo, japan, from prudhoe bay, alaska to ushuaia, argentina and maybe from cape town, south africa to cairo, egypt: cyclolivier.canalblog.com
these two blogs are in french and english, the only problem for english speakers is the interface is in french...
don't be afraid to contact me if you have questions about my bicycle trips, i'll glady answer you (if i am able to find a good computer!
)
i am now in perth to earn some money to keep on riding my bike. i think i'll be here until september 2008 where i'll leave to go to my trip to japan through asia.
see you and my the wind be with you!
EDIT: forget about olivelo and cyclolivier.canalblog.com, they'll never be finished!
i'm working on a new site, easier to build and with an english interface
take a look here: cyclolivier.jimdo.com
my name is olivier, i am french and i already came from france to thailand following the silk route.
here is the link to my blog about this trip: olivelo.canalblog.com
and this is the link to my new blog, that will be about my future travels from perth, western australia to sapporo, japan, from prudhoe bay, alaska to ushuaia, argentina and maybe from cape town, south africa to cairo, egypt: cyclolivier.canalblog.com
these two blogs are in french and english, the only problem for english speakers is the interface is in french...
don't be afraid to contact me if you have questions about my bicycle trips, i'll glady answer you (if i am able to find a good computer!
)i am now in perth to earn some money to keep on riding my bike. i think i'll be here until september 2008 where i'll leave to go to my trip to japan through asia.
see you and my the wind be with you!
EDIT: forget about olivelo and cyclolivier.canalblog.com, they'll never be finished!
i'm working on a new site, easier to build and with an english interface
take a look here: cyclolivier.jimdo.com
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06-05-08, 05:30 AM
#53
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Just getting off the C&O, starting the GAP. Presently raining, should improve later though. Internet access has been spotty, we have been lagging a day or three lately on our blog.
www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/mikeandsharon08
www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/mikeandsharon08
06-09-08, 04:14 AM
#54
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Location: Heidelberg Germany
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If you're interested in Western Alpine roads (Grandes Alpes), here's mine
marmotte
marmotte
06-10-08, 10:24 AM
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06-10-08, 11:44 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Portland, ME
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Bikes: Surly Steamroller, IRO Groupbuy, Trek 520, plus a bunch of homebrews
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07-02-08, 03:09 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: San Francisco
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Bikes: Bianchi, Cannondale, Trek 8000, Santana Soverign,
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07-03-08, 05:57 AM
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https://www.ourexplorer.com/. For some cities, the tourist guides offer cycling tours.
07-03-08, 06:05 AM
#59
BreakingWind
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Colorado
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Bikes: Specialized Roubaix, Specialized Ruby Pro, Santana Tandem, Trek MTB, Santa Cruz Blur
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Ride the Rockies 2008 on a tandem...and we're still married!
https://daveandjinner*****.site.shutterfly.com/
https://daveandjinner*****.site.shutterfly.com/
07-11-08, 07:06 AM
#60
succumbs to errata
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My half-arsed blog, but with a bunch of recent tour content: https://www.drunkenmasters.org
Flickr: Lac-Supérieur Tour 2k8
Flickr: Lac-Supérieur Tour 2k8
07-11-08, 02:21 PM
#61
Munchin' and rollin'
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Location: KCMO
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Here's my photostory from my Katy Trail ride:
https://www.doanphotography.com//katy08/
https://www.doanphotography.com//katy08/
07-26-08, 06:46 AM
#62
cycling n00b
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: West Coast of Finland
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Bikes: EAI Brassknuckle fixed Sannino fixed, Thorn Club Tour, Soma Smoothie
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I don't have a blog or webpage about my tour this year, just a bunch of photos. I'll be adding more once i get them edited, 40 pics online as I type this, will probably be twice that when done.
Edit, the photos are from Finland, Sweden and Denmark
Edit, the photos are from Finland, Sweden and Denmark
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08-09-08, 10:30 PM
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08-12-08, 03:50 PM
#64
Biking to the Pits
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Tucson, Arizona
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Bikes: 1991 Rock 'n Road with two wheel sets, 1980 Univega Viva Sport with TA triple
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Pedaling to the Pits:Biking to the Bellybutton of Six Continents
Hello, Bike Forum Folk
I'm new the site, and like what I see coming from cycle tourists from all points. Here's my story: starting in 1996, I worked for Discovery Channel Online, making the first online cycle trip from Darwin to Lake Eyre, Australia. The tecnology was all Discoverys, but the stories are mine, and over the next six years I completed my tours of the lowest point on six continents - places like the Dead Sea and Death Valley. This summer, Sierra Club Books published my account of the journeys, Into Thick Air, and I've been promoting the book via a book tour, and now Bike Forum. You can check out one cyclist's opinion of the book at https://www.alaskabikeblog.blogspot.com/, but you'll have to scroll down to find it. The GreenGlobetrotter gave me a review, too: https://greenglobetrotter.blogspot.co...thick-air.html. Natually, I've a website, www.IntoThickAir.com, where you can link to photos from the trips.
The book is not so much about my bike as the pleasure of being outside, on a bike, and free to go where I like and camp where I please. That's why I ride. But I'm happy to field questions on bike touring, especially for those considering a ride to far-away deserts where the info is might scant. Just drop me a line at IntoThickAir@yahoo.com.
Yours,
Jim Malusa
Tucson, Arizona
I'm new the site, and like what I see coming from cycle tourists from all points. Here's my story: starting in 1996, I worked for Discovery Channel Online, making the first online cycle trip from Darwin to Lake Eyre, Australia. The tecnology was all Discoverys, but the stories are mine, and over the next six years I completed my tours of the lowest point on six continents - places like the Dead Sea and Death Valley. This summer, Sierra Club Books published my account of the journeys, Into Thick Air, and I've been promoting the book via a book tour, and now Bike Forum. You can check out one cyclist's opinion of the book at https://www.alaskabikeblog.blogspot.com/, but you'll have to scroll down to find it. The GreenGlobetrotter gave me a review, too: https://greenglobetrotter.blogspot.co...thick-air.html. Natually, I've a website, www.IntoThickAir.com, where you can link to photos from the trips.
The book is not so much about my bike as the pleasure of being outside, on a bike, and free to go where I like and camp where I please. That's why I ride. But I'm happy to field questions on bike touring, especially for those considering a ride to far-away deserts where the info is might scant. Just drop me a line at IntoThickAir@yahoo.com.
Yours,
Jim Malusa
Tucson, Arizona
08-22-08, 06:02 PM
#65
Two Tired Traveler
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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I started a blog last year to encourage newbies to tour and commute by bike, and recruit companions for a trip around the Mediterranean that keeps getting postponed. Most of the recent posts are journal entries from a tour of southern Italy I did a few years ago--and just got around to posting the stories, tips, route notes and photos:
www.bicyclefreedom.com
www.bicyclefreedom.com
09-02-08, 08:48 AM
#66
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Location: Maastricht, NL
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It took a while to finish but it's done. Journal and pictures from our tour last spring from Maastricht, NL to Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
09-03-08, 08:39 AM
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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My sports blog
My bikes - Trek 4300 and Surly Cross Check
Bike pics and specs:
Touring pics:
Day trips (Ireland):
My bikes - Trek 4300 and Surly Cross Check
Bike pics and specs:
- More pics of my Surly Cross Check (a touring build)
- Technical specs (component list) for my Surly Cross Check (double compact Ultegra touring wheels)
Touring pics:
- 2004: Cycling Tour, Val de Loire, France, Trek 4300 (1 pic only, need to find the others)
- 2005: Cycling Tour, Val de Loire, France, Trek 4300 (46 photos)
- 2006: Ireland mini-tour
- 2008: Cycling Tour, Val de Loire, France, Surly Cross Check (69 photos)
Day trips (Ireland):
09-04-08, 09:05 AM
#68
The Dude Abides
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Bikes: Dawes Horizon 2007, Claud Butler Roubaix 2008, Dawes Sardar 2003
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Half completed but I'm still working on it at the moment. Oslo to Istanbul via the Arctic Circle.
https://panniersforpillows.wordpress.com/
https://panniersforpillows.wordpress.com/
09-12-08, 06:30 PM
#69
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Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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Newbie here. I just ordered my Surly LHT so I haven't done any actual touring yet but I plan to soon. Here's my blog https://www.rattrappress.blogspot.com
09-16-08, 01:31 AM
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Ride The Classics
Ride The Classics
Get ready for your booking and “Ride The Classics” in 2009!
Ride The Classics is a top tour guide organisation, that offers you some of the most challenging cycling trips in Flanders, Ardennes, Spain and France.
Cycling Tours
We organise several cycling programms. We have three different kinds of tours and one training camp::
1. Flanders Weekend - April 3-13, 2009
2. Ardennes Weekend - April 17-27, 2009
3. Tour de France- July 4-26 (several options available)
4. Mallorca training camps ( Between January and April)
Exclusive arrangements
We can also book particular tours for exclusive groups of cyclists. If you have a group you will only have to book your desired date, the sooner the better. To book an exclusive cycling tour you have to gather a minimum group of 8 for Guided-Tours.
Website
You can visit our website (www.ridetheclassics.com) and there you can find all tours for 2009. We are waiting for your contact!
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Contact
info@ridetheclassics.com
09-16-08, 06:38 AM
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Here's a link to my current website documenting my RTW cycle ride.
www.acousticmotorbike.com
Thanks
Aidan
www.acousticmotorbike.com
Thanks
Aidan
09-16-08, 12:26 PM
#72
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Hi there!
This June I completed a 15 day trip from north to south Spain. It was around 1100 km. You can read more about it here: https://www.pedrodiaz.com/cycling/spain2008.php
This June I completed a 15 day trip from north to south Spain. It was around 1100 km. You can read more about it here: https://www.pedrodiaz.com/cycling/spain2008.php
09-18-08, 12:54 PM
#73
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www.pedal-to-portland.blogspot.com
just finished my first tour, cross-country from Maine to Oregon. One thing that we really liked in the area of blogging was to have an updated google map embedded in our site (maybe I'm not telling you all anything new). I would call my fiance and give her our location every night and she would update it. Everyone back home absolutely loved following us with it. It also made it not so critical for us to find ways to update our blog as often. anyway, hope you enjoy the site.
just finished my first tour, cross-country from Maine to Oregon. One thing that we really liked in the area of blogging was to have an updated google map embedded in our site (maybe I'm not telling you all anything new). I would call my fiance and give her our location every night and she would update it. Everyone back home absolutely loved following us with it. It also made it not so critical for us to find ways to update our blog as often. anyway, hope you enjoy the site.
09-21-08, 12:38 AM
#74
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My first tour ever. 9 days and 664 miles circling the Olympic Peninsula using Adventure Cycling's new "Washington Parks" route.
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/skyler2008
https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/skyler2008
09-24-08, 12:38 PM
#75
Lentement mais sûrement
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My latest trip in pictures: Atlantic Canada - Around the gulf of St-Lawrence
- For the largest display, press F11 and click on the main photo on the right. This opens the "lightbox".
- Use arrow keys to naviguate from one pic to another.
Other trips in photos: Cycling galleries
- For the largest display, press F11 and click on the main photo on the right. This opens the "lightbox".
- Use arrow keys to naviguate from one pic to another.
Other trips in photos: Cycling galleries
