Adventure Cycling Association
Adventure Cycling inspires and empowers people to travel by bicycle. As a nonprofit organization, Adventure Cycling Association’s mission is to inspire and empower people to travel by bicycle. Established in 1973 as Bikecentennial, we are the premier bicycle-travel organization in North America with more than 35 years of experience and 46,500 members. >>>>>Read On
Bent Rider Online
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Trike Asylum Tour Blog
My name is Steve, and I have grown very fond of my recumbent tadpole tricycle since I acquired it in May of 2009. I am relatively new to the triking world, yet came up to speed on things rather quickly during my 16 weeks of training for a subsequent ride from the Oregon coast to, and around, Death Valley National Park. It was a 37-day journey of adventure and adaptation, where I learned an incredible amount about piloting a trike.>>>>>Read On
CrazyGuyonaBike Website
Neil Gunton: [This website was] started in 2000, this is a place for bicycle tourists and their journals. It began with my own account of a coast-to-coast ride across America in 1998, and grew when I developed the code to allow other people to post their own accounts. There are now many thousands of bicycle tour journals and articles by people from all over the world, along with well over 1 million pictures.>>>>>>Read On
The Recumbent Journal
A recumbent oriented blog.>>>>>Read On
at 5:50 am
Hi, Dale!
Could you give us a call tomorrow afternoon when we are in the shop? I’d be happy to talk with you about that, but it’s a somewhat complex conversation that’d be better over the phone. Thanks, Mark Waters, BRC
(720) 560-1178
at 1:05 am
Your recommendations please. I have a villagers w/ hubmotor in our winter grounds. I like it but some trouble in the desert. I’m thinking light weight, folding, off road with a lunacycle two speed hub for stealth and low speed crawl. Needs to go on the airlines. What do you think?Thanks Dale Alaska