New to touring
Hello all. I have been interested in touring New England, but have not a clue where to start as far as equipment, a course of action, and the basic knowlege of maintaining a bicycle on the road for long periods of time. I live in Connecticut and have been biking for all my life, am very fit and active. I ride five days out of the week at a local resevoir, utilizing its terrain and smooth pavement, adding 4-6 miles every day to my routine. Hopefully I haven't dragged on here, but to get to the point I was hoping someone could give me some helpful and critical advice on what type of bicycle i would need to pack enough gear to be on the road for weeks at a time, and what kinds of routes should i take in New England to be clear of interstates and within safe camping spots. Thanks for the read.
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welcome!
check out adventurecycling.org , they have a great collection of info. also, goto touring section of here, bf! welcome x2!! t |
Yes, do check out the Touring forum here. There should be several folks who can help you out.
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Local recreational cycling clubs are another good source of ideas. See where the locals in your area go. The Department of Transportation for most states have recommended cycling routes; Kansas, Delaware, and New York come to mind.
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