The TransAmerica trail spans Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky and Virginia.
The long ride started as a couple of best friends & cycling buddies from high school wanting to embark on an adventure as old farts. Chapter 1 of the ride came to and end and Kevin decided to journey home, but all is well, and I will be continuing on as far as I can! I am documenting all the adventures, lessons and learnings along the way, and I hope you enjoy following along.
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And Then Suddenly…It Was Finished
Good afternoon. This is a video that I have not wanted to make. I’ve been putting it off all morning, but I need to get it going. It is the last day. Closing the book on the long ride. If you follow the blog, you know that I was home for Father’s Day weekend after…
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Day 37: Chapter Three Begins
Silverthorne to Fairplay, Colorado 39 miles 3,209 feet of climbing I’m in a small motel in Fairplay, Colorado and for the first time, wondering if I want to go on with the ride. I was home with family and friends for Father’s Day weekend and had a wonderful time, full of love, laughter and companionship.…
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Day 33: The End of Chapter Two
Walden to Granby, Colorado 59 miles 2,152 feet of climbing Hello!Sorry about the wind noise. I’m actually, for the first time taking this video on the road. I am 40 miles into the day. I’ve been riding through the Colorado mountains, and I am a Colorado mountain boy. This has been the perfect day to…
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Fun + A Cause
First Descents: Experiencing the Healing Power of Adventure
In the process of preparing for and doing the long ride, I will be raising money through donations for First Descents. First Descents provides life-changing outdoor adventures for young adults (ages 18 – 39) impacted by cancer and other serious health conditions.
You can read more about their mission and all the awesome work they’re doing here.
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The Long Ride 