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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-04-16

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. This is a generalized picture of the route, known as the bikecentennial or transamerican:. This year is the 30th anniversary of the original bikecentennial, and this summer should see hordes of cyclists on the road to celebrate. The POSSE will chase the sun westward beginning from various locations on the east coast in mid-may. Posted by LarsJefferson @ 1:40 PM. View my complete profile. Montana: Spanish for mountain.

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-07-02

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. This is our route for the home stretch! Missoula to Mt. Vernon/Anacortes on the coast of the Puget Sound. We expect to arrive there onm the 12th, then make a short jaunt down to Seattle where we will take our separate ways from to visit family/take airplanes/continue biking/return home. Expect more pictures when we're at the coast! Ps right now we are in Kettle Falls, WA. Posted by LarsJefferson @ 4:43 PM. Exiting the...

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-05-28

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. Here are some pictures of our time in Kentucky! This is Joe Bowen. It was a lucky coincedence meeting the man we had just read articles about and heard legends of in his hometown Red River Gorge. Joe has been pedalling for over 1 year on a 14,000 mile journey. His website has been added to our links and is www.ridejoeride.com. Joe's route in 1967 (BLACK) and April 2005-present (RED). Thank you Sebree Baptist Church!

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-07-09

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. Thank you friends, family, and everyone who supported us along the way. Chris and the Cascades. An underhanded postcard transaction complete with paper cup. The Mayor of Mt. Vernon made us pancakes (Toshio's sister made us team shirts - How do you like them? Diablo Lake in Western Washington. Thank you Scot and Maja for Washington hospitality. Having a good laugh before our last mountain pass. View my complete profile.

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-06-04

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. Illinois to Colorado route. Sorry for the sparse updates. towns are few and far between here in rural Missouri and computer access is hard to come by. We'll try to put up some photos soon, and if not there will be many updates once we get to our next resting point- Denver, CO. Stuart and Farokh are taking this section off and will rejoin us in the Rockies. Give us a week. Posted by LarsJefferson @ 1:46 PM.

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-05-07

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. Virginia / North Carolina. This map depicting the 2 different routes being taken to Damascus VA will be typical of the maps to be posted as the trip continues westward. (www.maps.google.com). Posted by LarsJefferson @ 8:20 PM. Jeff Crew will start @ Waynesboro VA - Northernmost point of Blue Ridge Parkway (at the merge with Skyline Drive). Look to start May 17th. Posted by LarsJefferson @ 8:52 AM.

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-05-21

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. Posted by LarsJefferson @ 9:25 AM. Today is our last day in Virginia - we will cross into Kentucky at Breaks Interstate Park early afternoon. Our rest-of-week plan is to head into Lexington which is about 250 miles from here and stay with friends. Daniel's recovery is going well and the group's speed should allow us to do 50-75 miles per day. Here's a map from Damascus to Lexington of our approximate route:. The Alamo...

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TransAmerican Bicycle Posse: 2006-06-11

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COAST-TO-COAST US BICYCLE TOUR 2006 locations pictures and tales of the posse en route. Next leg of our trip: 1000 miles heading through some of the great National Parks up to Missoula, MT. We went to Water World in Denver. Some guy from the radio station took this. Blueberry Chocolate Chip Mango pancakes are worth the wait. Neopolitan ice cream style tan line. Duets with Toshio's aunt Susie. Homecooked meals courtesy of Toshio's mom! Posted by LarsJefferson @ 7:29 AM. Posted by LarsJefferson @ 1:20 PM.

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The Viewfinder: My Single Speed Project... Complete!

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My Single Speed Project. Complete! The bike is constructed from an old early '80s vintage Univega frame and most parts are recycled as they were stripped off my old bike. By Sheldon Brown that initially piqued my interest. Kevin: "Hi, um I'm looking for one of those, uhh you know bolt things that attaches to the pedal arms? Hipster Bike Shop Worker: "Haaa pedal arms? Um do you mean a bottom bracket? I was almost ready to give up on local bike shops until I met Tyler at Paramount Bicycle. Though this may ...