Riding solo & unsupported across the United States of America on a Bicycle! This Blog tells the tale of a long haired English bloke on a bike called Shinto cycling across America starting in Oregon and ending in Yorktown Virginia, solo, no support vehicle, just a man, a bike and a tent on the Adventure Cycling Association Trans America Bicycle Trail.
Please forgive the endless typos, this blog was uploaded as I rode from my Cellphone.
So here I am at New meadows city park idaho...campo.g here tonight..I have a washroom WiFi power tocharge the phone and my own swings and rounabputs to play on lol! Sent from my HTC
Billy George in Atlanta turned me on to your blog. I'm following along with great interest.
I rode from Astoria to Denver last Summer on a recumbent. Definitely made some lifetime memories and saw some magnificent country. I too did a solo and loved it.
I'm too am proud of myself for doing it, and found that all worked out perfectly in spite of my initial trepidation. (The Adventure cycling maps are great, aren't they?)
Safe travels to you, and know that lots of folks are riding along with you.
Billy George in Atlanta turned me on to your blog. I'm following along with great interest.
ReplyDeleteI rode from Astoria to Denver last Summer on a recumbent. Definitely made some lifetime memories and saw some magnificent country. I too did a solo and loved it.
I'm too am proud of myself for doing it, and found that all worked out perfectly in spite of my initial trepidation. (The Adventure cycling maps are great, aren't they?)
Safe travels to you, and know that lots of folks are riding along with you.
Mike Goodman
Owner of Intown Bicycles, Atlanta.
Loving your blog. The photos are great and it sounds as if you are experiencing the true US. Keep on enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteHi mark..yep I'm having the ride of my life here!
DeleteLOOKS LIKE YOU WILL BE IN MONTANA, SOON. THAT IS, OF COURSE, AFTER A FEW LITTLE HILLS! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK, ROLF, YOU ARE DOING AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteHi Brooke...so this word 'little'...in England we'd be saying absolutly huuuuuuuuuuge lol!
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