I love it! I may have to give one of those baskets a try.
I can just imagine that stop. Reminds me of the dirt farm roads where I grew up, in northeastern Ohio. Looks like a beautiful landscape to ride through.
Rob in Seattle On Aug 3, 2010, at 9:57 AM, Ken Yokanovich wrote:
One of my favorite moments on the trip was a stop out in the middle of nowhere. No cars, nothing but a light cool morning breeze and the birds. I sat down in the grass for a while to rest and could have easily taken a nap. http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/4qxHwitk6FxBcRzwmijshw?feat=directlink The basket up front was one of my favorite features. I used it to dry my laundry, hold my map, hold an extra beverage (or several.) I met up with some friends and became known as the "bar bike." On one particular day, we were riding late in the day and people were handing up free 32 ounce bottles of sports drink. I became the holding area for my fellow riders: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/2pMFDXvURkm9OwhAH5cUeQ?feat=directlink The next morning, I carried two jars of pickles, a jar of garlic stuffed olives, two bottles of bloody mary mix, and the fresh celery in the basket. One of my riding partners (also riding self contained) carried the 25 pound bag of ice. We then had a little morning treat for 10 with breakfast at the FarmBoys stop about 10 miles out of Clear Lake.
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