No Amit. I was a little surprised since it was an Adventure Cycling
tour, but although it was the Great Divide route we got paper cue
sheets/maps that also had details about where we were camping that
night, local lodging options, grocery, library etc. The cue sheet also
had our water and lunch sto
Loved the photos, thanks for posting, Tony!
Did you use adventure cycling's maps to navigate your way through?
On Thursday, 26 July 2012 12:12:37 UTC-4, Tony wrote:
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> One more Flip video of a snippet from one of the nightly map meetings.
> ~Tony
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/51959000@N08/763
One more Flip video of a snippet from one of the nightly map meetings.
~Tony
http://www.flickr.com/photos/51959000@N08/7635357482/
On Jul 22, 12:41 pm, Tony wrote:
> I just got back from my first tour. It was the Montana section of the
> off-road Great Divide route, which extends from Banff, Alb
Mike, Alba bars are the best! When I got my bike I debated drop/Alba,
but I've never looked back. I actually hold the grips now on descents
and somehow have developed my hand position so I have a good grip and
two fingers on each brake lever. On climbs (or just for a change) my
hands are on the ben
Hi Jim,
The first day riding was on pavement and it rained quite hard for a
spell. We camped on school ground grass that night, but the gym was
open for us as well. I left my stuff to dry in the gym and moved
outside with my tent after the sun came out. One of the ride leaders
commented on how the
Mike, I thought they were fine. In the wider size the tread is bigger
too; not exactly knobby but you get what I'm saying. As far as cushy,
I ran them at 40-45 psi or so for the smoother sections and actually
20 front/25 rear for the less smooth sections (I'm 170 lbs. these
days). I had no trouble
Tony, thanks for sharing photos. Looks like an amazing and epic ride. Your
Hillborne looks great. Sounds like you had no problems with the Alba bars
day in and day out?
--mike
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Sounds like a great trip! Thanks for posting the pictures. How about a
little more write up when you get a chance? Did you flee thunderstorms?
What was the toughest part of the trip?
jim m
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On Sunday, July 22, 2012 12:41:36 PM UTC-7, Tony wrote:
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> I just got back from my first tour. It w
Loved the photos! That route fascinates and tugs at me often. Now that
I've seen a civilized bike out there, the appeal is even stronger. Much
thanks (I think).
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Cool, and you like the way they rodecushy enough?I have the same
tires and might do the Tour Divide next summer!
On Sun, Jul 22, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Tony wrote:
> You got it Mike - 50mm Duremes
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> Tony
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> On Sunday, July 22, 2012 12:41:36 PM UTC-7, Tony wrote:
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>> I just got back fro
You got it Mike - 50mm Duremes
Tony
On Sunday, July 22, 2012 12:41:36 PM UTC-7, Tony wrote:
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> I just got back from my first tour. It was the Montana section of the
> off-road Great Divide route, which extends from Banff, Alberta to the
> US-Mexican border. I was the only one without at least
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