Tag: transam
-
Keeping the Rubber Side Down
I have had a great deal of mail on the tires. I had my tires recommended by the folks at Rivendell Bicycle Works and that made all the difference. Keven may not think I am riding on a wide enough tire, and he had to work a great deal for him to get me on…
-
Keeping Goals
I completed the Adventure Cycling TransAm from Yorktown, VA to Portland, OR this summer. I had two cycling goals for the ride. First, try to ride as close to 100 miles per day as possible, given that towns are so far apart, I averaged 98.6 mpd. I like how I chased this goal as I…
-
Summer 2010: Rode Across the US
This summer I haven’t posted as I was out riding across the TransAmerica, TransAm, #acatransam!
-
Using RondePDX as a Training Ride
I am writing this in the room closest to the front door where I await UPS delivering my Atlantis from Rivendell Bicycle Works. I leave for VA in mid June and I am contemplating attempting the RondePDX legendary route for training purposes. While I know it seems silly, I do recall the mountains. It seems silly…
-
Choosing the Right Bike Shop – Rivendell Bicycle Works
So my plans changed, apparently the Sam Hillborne was not the right bike for me. It sounds silly to say it as I would have been happy to have had it and happy to have ridden it. I believe it would have been with me a very long time. But the frames weren’t going to…
-
TransAm Thousand Mile Club: A Trip Inside Myself
Inspired by the California Triple Crown I have crystallized one of my secret goals into an actual goal for the adventure which is the TransAm. I was reading on their blog about “The Rollercoaster” which is the whole emotional up and down that comes along with riding long distances. I didn’t know it existed as…
-
Sauvie Island Ride and iPhone Shakeout
My iPhone shakeout continues to prepare for my cross country TransAm ride later this year. I was able to upload a waypoint to TrackMyTour.com. And this morning, on Danielle’s advice, I did download MS Windows Live Photo Gallery and stitched together my first panorama. I am learning to overlap all the images as it was…
You must be logged in to post a comment.