I'll put all my links here ...

Stay tuned!

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day1/sandiego-julian.htm

I have a lot of respect for those mountains east of San Diego! :p)

-Steve

Now is the time!

Ahhhhhhhh, I will always remember just how giddy and joyful I was to ride all those stretches of down east of Julian!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day2/julian-brawley.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day3/brawley-blythe.htm



-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day4/blythe.htm

-Steve in Buena Vista, Colorado

Yikes, this is turning into a book!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day5/blythe-quartzsite.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

like snakes or spiders?

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-Steve
_____________________________

This web site is PRO-LONG HAIR: Long Hair Cafe

This web site is PRO-DESERT, PRO-ARIZONA and PRO-HOT WEATHER: Cactus Lovers & Grand Arizona

This web site is PRO-14ERS: Mt. Princeton, Mt. Yale & Mt. Sneffels

not everyday you see an other

I really do think this was my very best day of riding on the trip!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day6/quartzsite-salome.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

I am so impressed with your trip. I am thinking I want to try one out!

what would be your dream trip?

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day7/salome-wickenburg.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day8/wickenburg-phoenix.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

Just curious, can you share the details of how the bicycle was stolen? This may help some of us avoid the same situation. For example, was it locked? Etc.

Thanks,
Calvin

... but I can not say with 100% certainty. The lock was on, but whether I adjusted the four digits on the lock is something I'm not sure about. Then again, the thief may have just had cutters and chopped the wire.

My advice and lesson: Don't lock your bike in a bad neighborhood of a city (as I did in Phoenix).

-Steve

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day9/phoenix.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

This will be the last dramatic day until maybe my first day in Mississippi.

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day10/phoenix-florencejunction.htm

-Steve

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you go all day on 2 bottles of water?

.

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day11/florencejunction-superior.htm

What a nice day!

-Steve

Now is the time!

with a bike? Why am I the only one asking questions?

.

-Steve

Now is the time!

that nearly effortless pedaling....

the wind can push you

http://www.bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day12/superior-safford.htm

My second century ride in my life.

-Steve

Now is the time!

did you take tylenol with you, or hot tamales or something to take away the pain?

.

-Steve in Buena Vista, Colorado

Toni, you're funny

Riding this distance kicked my butt, and so did writing about it!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day13/safford-glenwood.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day14/glenwood-reserve.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day15/reserve.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day16/reserve-datil.htm

-Steve

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day17/datil-socorro.htm

-Steve

A challenging ride!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day18/sanantonio-carrizozo.htm

-Steve

That rest stop in Riverside, NM made my day!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day19/carrizozo-roswell.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day20/roswell-tatum.htm

-Steve

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nm

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day21/tatum-brownfield.htm

-Steve

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It was a fun day!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day22/westtexas.htm

-Steve

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http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day23/brownfield-aspermont.htm

-Steve

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http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day24/aspermont-haskell.htm

-Steve

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http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day25/haskell-graham.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day26/graham.htm

-Steve

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day27/graham-decatur.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

I liked that bit about the waitress flirting with you and you wondering what it was about the ride that made you attractive to women. I think it could be the following: Being passionate about something, taking risks, being strong and the tights.

http://www.rhubba.com
It's my website!

.

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day28/decatur-sherman.htm

-Steve

Now is the time!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day29/sherman-paris.htm

-Steve

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http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day30/paris-newboston.htm

My last full day in Texas!

-Steve

Now is the time!

Two more weeks of riding to go!

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day31/newboston-magnolia.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day32/magnolia.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day33/magnolia-eldorado.htm

This was a nice day.

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day34/eldorado-lakevillage.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day35/lakevillage-greenwood.htm

-Steve

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day36/greenwood-winona.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day37/memphis.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day38/winona-columbus.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day39/columbus-brent.htm

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

http://bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day40/brent-montgomery.htm

Getting lost in Montgomery was not fun!

-Steve



Cottonwood Lake, CO - Altitude 9,552 Feet

I couldn't even read all the description of the honking at one time, that is really irritating, glad you made it. Were you ever tempted to listen to music or wear earplugs?

http://www.bikeacrossamerica.org/trip-report/day41/montgomery-eufaula.htm

-Steve