Dan
Email – dratcliffe , trginc dotcom
I spent a lot of time at the Mountain school you photographed. Those tents are for personnel when they come out of the field training areas every couple of weeks.
hughes – 5/9/06
Email – hughesk , gwi dotnet
Off to white rim for 1st time. Grateful to have your journal as info & photo feast. Thanks for a great job.
Chris Lacher – 4-18-6
Email – lacher , cs.fsu dotedu
URL – http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~lacher/
Trying to decide on drive train for a (first) town n touring rig.
I have various 8-speed components that would be nice to use. Ive also used half-step gearing on a road (2-chainwheel) outfit, and liked it.
Kutschale – 14 April 2006
Email – Kutsche , sympatico dotca
Freud mich so schoen eine erklaerung zu finden ueber den Maibaum. Habe einige Leute darueber gefragt und keiner weiss das mehr.
Majk Kupferberg – 22-02-2006
Email – majk.kupferberg , swetoptics dotde
Great to meeting you in web space ...and its just gorgeous reading about your adventures... ...and having been part of it sometimes... Best wishes to you and Jacky
Majk
dara – Jan 06
Email – dara , ohuiginn dotca
Thanks for doing this. I think I will be best working closely with my bike shop to get the right combination. Currently putting a Atominc 10 speed 10/28T on my new bike but I cannot understand if this is the best for me. I am 53 and not super fit but want …
Roberto Rodriguez – 22/01/2006
Email – pedalpower1 , terra dotes
Wow! Liked the story very much, you know kinda been there, done that…
Henry Sokolowski – December 26, 2005
Email – hsokol , sympatico dotca
URL – http://felsztyn.tripod.com
Thank you for preserving this story.
Tara Kelly – 10/28/05
Email – tarakelly , cox dotnet
Thanks for the great info...still digesting it all. I aim to improve my pedal stroke and my indoor workouts with a better understanding of real gearing.
Miranda Bauer – Sept 19, 2005
Email – miraribb , hotmail dotcom
An excellent work, congratulations
Ulrich Riepl – 09/06/2005
Email – ulrich.riepl , bahn dotde
Hello Dave, thank you for mentioning my grand-grandfather Hugo Groothoff in your diary. Very interesting Durcheinander. Regards
Ulrich
Jennifer Crawford – 7/20/05
Email – jen_cpa , cox dotnet
URL – www.whereisjennifer.com
Great Hamburg writeup! Have just moved to Hamburg this January to live with my German boyfriend. Enjoyed your stories & found many of them familiar and with some amusement. Also appreciated some info of which I wasn’t aware before. Happy travels!
Chris Comer – 05/26/05
Email – cdcomer , peoplepc dotcom
Hi Dave
Wow this is the site Ive been looking for. I have a trek y-foil that I am going to build. It’s my first build. I live in a hilly area and am not sure what gearing to use. Looked at triples and compacts, never thought about mountain bike components.
Michael Jezioranski – 10.04.2005
As far as i know my grandfather (jerzy jezioranski), who is still living in poland, and jan nowak were relatives somehow. I believe they were some kind of distant cousins.
Devin – 3/28/2005
This is a great website, I have been assigned to research Maibaum and this website helped me a lot.
Jeff Burcher – 03/16/05
Email – jdburcher at yahoo.com
Great stories. Hope you can make it back to Dorris. Visit us at www.hospitalityinn.org. We’ve expanded the hospitality, even though the town hasn’t expanded.
bryan wake – 2-18-05
Email – angrycarpenter at sti.net
i grew up in niles ca. we used to take the secret sidewalk to this temple.
Marie Jezioranski – Jan 30/05
Email – m_jez at hotmail.com
Joe Jezioranski was my grandfather and I never got around to reading his story until now. I was born in 1990 and he died shortly after. If you knew him perhaps we could exchange e-mails?
Parker Buckley – Dec 28, 2004
Email – pbuckley at woh.rr.com
Great info! Thank you very much for your efforts. I’m getting ready to re-gear an old Trek 520 and your info is extremely helpful.
Parker
Mugu – 26/11/04
Email – mugumack@webtv.net
nice site for mayes
DAN – 10/28/04
Email – BUSSEYS at MSN.COM
NUMBERS ARE THE KEYS TO THE UNIVERSE!
bikingbear – 10/27/04
Email – english_2004 at msn.com
please try to do something about getting back the old removeable cogs by bitching to the manufacturers
Eric Varga – 9/17/04
Email – eman058 at yahoo.com
Looking for the Dave Hood I served with in the U.S. Navy onboard the USS McKean. Like to re-establish contact if this is the same guy....
Angus
Email – schultz at chefmail.de
Nice site. Indeed.
Dorota Niedbala – 18 Aug 2004
Email – dniedbala at poczta.fm
Dear Sir,
I am writing in connection with the Altengrabow camp. My grandfather, Eugeniusz Adamus, was imprisoned there - Stalag XIa, and hence I am searching the Net to get some information as well as photos comcerning the camp life.
tony D – 08-10-04
Email – tonydrn at comcast.net
In 85 when writing to bob klein to build a performance al frame I specified halfstep... 13-34, 26-46-50. not since have I seen the discussion of how the industry has made components for thinkers and bikers unavailable easily... gee it was good to see your site, I printed it and will try to get my new wheels up 2 snuff... tony
the klein did the death ride 3X with me on top and I never wanted for a gear... and then I was 40. I’ll do it in a few yrs at 60.
Cy Vaughn – 8/7/04
Email – cyvaughn at aol.com
I’m writing a novel set in Altaussee, Austria: searched net for Der Maibaum and enjoyed your article. Some of the ritual will find its way into the book.
Dave – July 15, 2004
Email – Davethedba at aol.com
Just got back from a driving tour of the 4 main Sierra Nevada Passes. My old college roommate and I drove from San Fran along rt 88 to Minden, NV. Next day we drove up and back Monitor Pass, Ebbetts Pass and finally Sonora Pass all in the same day.
n allen – 06/01/04
Email – neil.allen70 at ntlworld.com
It’s nice to find I’m not alone, gearing can be fun! I tour on a much modified Mk 3 Moulton with a home made Sturmy Archer 3x 7 hub. By doing away with the index levers I can use any combinations I want depending on route and load.
Very useful site. Thanks.
Pat – jan 03
Email – pmcneill at salinas.k12.ca.us
Thanks for posting the White Rim story and images. We are planning for an easter week trip and your pix spice up the anticipation.
Dinesh – 29/03/2004
Email – dinesh at hotelsrajasthan.com
Interesting
Henry Jespersen – 5/15/04
Email – henryj at rcn.com
Very informative article, enjoyed your writing style.
Mark – 22/05/04
Email – mkirincic at houston.rr.com
Great article. Very well written. Thank you for taking the time to do research. I am in the process of changing out my cassette and this article helped tremendously.
name Stephanie – 6-18-2004
Email – RSTEPHCOOL. at aol.com
Thanks Dave,
The info was great. I searched many a site on the internet to get a better idea of bicycle gears and how to use them most effectively. Gets a little confusing at times, but has certainly helped clarify some of the complexities.
name РA̡va Tatil ve Turizm Rehberi
Email – info at agvanet.com
Nice site, I have bookmarked your site yet and I will come back again!
You have a greatest site!
george t. anast, m.d. – 12/20/03
Email – gta45acp at aol.com
Very informative. Needs re-reading, but makes good sense. Will study it a bit more and make some changes. I certainly agree about the too-high gearing... my new road bike is too high.
Thanks again, GTA
Rod – Nov 30 / 03
Email – rfraser at alum.syracuse.edu
Thanks for providing your article. I found it quite interesting and useful.
Mike – 11-08-2003
Email – mowett at aol.com
Great informative article on gearing. I’ve been studying gearing for years, and yours is one of the best articles I’ve ever seen. Great explanation of half-step and other terminology.
david –11-14-03
Great article on gearing, I swapped out my chainring on my TREK 520 Touring bike, and agree with you!
randy atkin – 10/20/03
Email – randyatkin at excite.com
Cool Story. We are going over Halloween to White Rim. Your pictures and story get me very excited! Let me know if you’re ever in SLC and want to go skiing.
leigh ann – 9/9/03
Email – unilatralunicorn at cs.com
Loved the pictures you took. I was browsing the internet and came across them. I am visiting Germany next month and wanted a little peek!
Thanks for sharing...
leigh ann
Annie
Email – white_dressel at yahoo.com
URL – www.oocities.org/white_dressel
Love your site! Your photographs are beautiful!
eva – 8.08.03
Email – siilikeauu at hot.ee
URL – www.hot.ee/siilikeauu
I hope you luck and most good health!
Eva
Roman Adar – July 18, 2003
Email – e_radar at yahoo.com
URL – radar.crazyguyonabike.com
Hi Dave
I’ve seen also your touring pages and the nice pictures youve posted. I know how it feels actually being there and riding on your bike.
I’ve not toured very extensively in Ca except the different century rides I’ve done...
I read with great interest your article about fitting XTR to your road bike. Actually I’m thinking of a similar scenario, and it’s adding drop-down, road-like handlebars to my mountain bike that I use mostly for commuting.
j. tackman – 6/25/03
Email – jptackman at hotmail.com
This is a great paper. I spent quite a little time trying to figure out what would work for me, and the type of riding I do (fairly hilly). Up front, I use a 48, 44, 28, and a 5 speed 12/28 on the back. None duplicated and lots of useable gears!
Thanks!
jamie
richard kolkoski – 16 june 03
Email – kolkoskr at nellis.af.mil
Most interesting. Will there be a book?
James Henkel – 6/7/03
Email – jhenkel at charter.net
URL – http://webpages.charter.net/jhenkel/bike.htm
I liked your gearing article very much. I have written my own, simple advice for recreational riders on this subject. I am going to add a link to your more extensive information if you don’t mind. Thanks for all your effort.
Deryck Lawrence – 19 April 2003
Email – deryck.lawrence at virgin.net
URL – www.berlin1945.co.uk
Found your site through DMOZ and enjoyed very much your photos and observations. Nice to see a US(?) site on Europe that doesn’t keep moaning about the weather/washrooms/prices/language barrier. Where’s your next trip to?
regards, deryck Lawrence
Olgierd Ligeza Stamirowski – 18-03 2003
Email – saa at exnet.com.br
I am grandson of Antoni Stamirowki which lived in Mlociny before the war. I am curious about the society that rose at that time for the improvement of the Mlociny region. What hapened to that society? Would you have any information about it? Please write.
Doug Truesdell – 14 March 2003
At the end of your discussion, you don’t see the sense of a 26 to 34 step on a cassette. I adhere to that design myself, although not with so much space. I swap out the largest cog on a cassette with the largest available cog that will fit.
The reason is to have a bail-out gear. Your comment about 12% grades is exactly the point. Such grades are rare in most places, but I want to be capable. Also I may be exhausted or riding into a wind plus grade, or temporarily off-roading.
The same principle is used in some truck gearing. In addition to the running gears there is a crawler.
NDI CHARLES GEH – 05\02\1982
Email – ndichar at yahoo.com
I am 1.62 from Cameroon and I am a student with ordinary and advance level certificate hoping to continue studies abroad? I will like to read from you.
Thanks
Scott Hewett – 1/30/03
Email – hewett at jps.net
Thank You! I enjoyed your travels and stories. The Feather River Canyon has captured my imagination and very being since the 1950s. I'd sure love to move back some day.
Wynn – 1/29/2003
Email – ssqa2002 at yahoo.com
URL – www.ventanatech.com
This page goes somewhat hand in hand with John Forester's Effective Cycling Book on Logarithmic Gear Selection. Thanks.
Daniel Paprocki – 1/23/03
Email – rocki53 at msn.com
My mother's name was Jadwiga Paprocka. She was in poland in the early 50s and maybe still is.
I still search for her.
Daniel Paprocki/Cardwell – 1/23/03
Email – rocki53 at msn.com
Interesting reading...passages of the war... I often wondered how it must have been. What years?
Joe – 12/8/02
Email – drjleach at hotmail.com
Enjoyed your xtr story... I have Universal cycles building up a MTB for me now... I couldn’t take the pain of this won’t fit or now I can’t use that but admire that you did it. Someday I’ll get more motivated to wrench it myself... I also love the sheer beauty of...
Bruce – 9/18/02
Email – brucelange at attbi.com
Great info. Does anyone have any suggestions for front derailleurs to use on a modern 1/2 step system? Seems like STI would be great for it if you could make it work. With TA rings of course!
patty – 9/18/02
Email – patty at coolworks.com
Thanks... I'm headed out on Sunday for Moab, doing the white rim trail next week with 6 friends... you scared me enough to be smart, and thrilled me enough to be excited...
Colleen Tapia – 9-11-02
Went to your website on the recommendation of Mike Jefferson who is riding White Rim Trail in 3 weeks (1st wk in Oct ’02). The account of your trip & pics were great. Thanks!
Bert Eskridge – 5 Aug 2002
Email – Robert.E.Eskridge at noaa.gov
Very interesting and useful info. Thanks
Bert
Giorgio Cosentino – 6/26/02
Email – giorgio1 at value.net
I am planning a trip and have found your site useful – especially in conjunction with the Sierra Cycling guides. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Judy Bates – June 24, 2002
Email – judyb6 at cox.net
I haven’t looked at the rest of your site yet but wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed the story and photos of the Maibaume celebration. I got to your site thru the Germanna Colonies Mailing List where surnames of Germanna colonists and their traditions...
Steve O’Rourke – 6/7/2002
Email – stevorke at hotmail.com
I enjoyed and appreciated your Bike Gearing adventures. I’ve been "triplizing" a number of my bikes over the last several years as I’ve gotten more into biking and touring and pulled back on mountaineering, etc. Had surgery on knee when I was 16 (now I’m ...
Roger Bergeron – 5-28-02
Email – roger_b at earthlink.net
Riding an early ’80s Cannondale road has me convinced on a combo I’m not seeing: front 39-50 (with small granny between 23 and 28) rear 24-20-18-16-15-14-13-12. Unfortunately with 7 speed, will need to drop the 12. if 9 speed, I’d add 11. Very informative
Tom Murphy – 5/15/02
Email – spyder at pronet.net
Thanks for the information and thoughts. I plan on doing Tioga pass by bicycle in September (this year) as a 2 way trip. Not much has been written about the trip up from Lee Vining. I now think that it is going to be the tough part of the route. I will ...
normanhuntbach – 300402
Email – foxhunt.spraying at virgin.net
excellent presentation
Capt. James Brock – 4-29-02
Email – lcbates2000 at yahoo.com
URL – http://www.oocities.org/lcbates2000/CaptainBrock.html?974012010530
Good write up. I think you had pretty good luck for a newbie!
johnno – 18 5 2002
Email – santafe8 at bigpond.com
G,day dave..., i am from cairns north queensland australia, and used to live in mountain view a few years back, so your site took me back to that time... i drove around the usa with a (heap of other aussies), and found the bay area the nicest part.
Manfred Federau – 12 April 2002
Email – m-federau at bret.iot.dk
Hi Dave,
I've just had a look at your home page. I’ve not yet read it – there is a lot to read. However, I find it very interesting and I shall certainly print it out and give it a close look! In the meantime I’d like to suggest you to visit my home page. There you will find an EXCEL programme, "GEARSTABI."
John Rahtz – 25 March 02
Email – john.rahtz at halliburton.com
Very useful as I am building a recumbent in Brazil and am struggling with what’s available.
Chris Acosta – 3/12/02
Email – cacosta at nyc.rr.com
I just bought a 7 speed cassette with 12/13/14/15/17/19/21 (it’s hard to come by 7 speed cassettes these days) my triple is 46/36/26. Would a 11-28 cassette be a better choice for touring out west? I’ve done a lot of centuries here in the northeast ...
John Ahrens – 3.12.02
Email – JAhrens at axis360.cc
Nice account of your trip. I am looking into doing the same trip or close to it. Love the pictures even if the Red River is green, but was the Green river Red? I just need to convice my wife we can do it and survive; she wants the sherpa tour group!
May have to survive one and then take her. Thanks for the nice read.
John
wojtek – 12/04/01
Email – wojwys at hotmail.com
I found this page searching for all the informations about my birthplace, Mlociny. It is too bad that I could not pinpoint the location of the house described in Mlociny part or to refer to some families living there.
Wojtek Wysocki Lawrencevill
Joe Sementilli – 11/25/01
Email – jsementilli at hotmail.com
Thank you so much, I have been looking for weeks for a diary of the White Rim. I have reservations for the same exact camping spots 04/03/02-04/05/02
Tom Horne – 11/16/01
Email – horne4 at earthlink.net
Nice work.
Dawn – 10/6/01
Email – floodman at pacbell.net
I just returned today from my first trip to the White Rim. I am finding words cannot possibly do it justice. Friends ask, �How was it?� and only the expression on my face can begin to describe how wonderful it was. Thank you for your great photos and words.
Tom Schiffer – 10-5-01
Email – schiffertom at msn.com
I’m old, but am interested in your efforts on the net. Thanks.
I have a Trek 7500 Multitrack.
Respectfully,
Tom Schiffer
Charles Barnard – 7/27/2001
Email – CBARN103 at JUNO.COM
Enjoyed reading about your transcontinental and Yosemite/Whitney trips. It is good you have the time and money to do these. How nice to stay in a motel at night. I know how important a shower is to you from the way you write.
When I was a college student in 67 I rode from Redondo Beach, CA to Fresno, via Oceano, Big Sur, Alameda, Lodi, San Andreas, Groveland, Yosemite Valley, El Portal, Midpines, Chowchilla. I stayed in campgrounds, road side rests, trailer parks, YMCA and with relatives.
Thanks for letting me share with you.
Charles Barnard
Yankton, SD
Michel – April 2001
Email – michelt at pacbell.net
Very cool discusison – it taught me enough to feel comfortable discussing intelligently w/ my LBS how the bike he is building me should be geared – I actually feel that I know more than him right now! We are ending up significantly changing the components...
Thomas Limp – April, 2001
Email – ThomasLimp at gmx.de
URL – www.maibaum2001.de
Hi,
I just found your page about the Maibaum-Aufstellen at Kreuzstra�e near Munich. I’m a member of the "Birker Burschen – Verein Unterhaching". And this year we’ll set up our Maypole in Unterhaching. Just chech the URL for further information (unfortunately only in german) or check birkerburschen.de for general information about our "Young(unmarried)-Men-Association".
Dan Marcmann – April, 2001
Email – dmarcmann at aol.com
Another Dan! Great story. I leave for Moab on 4/25/01. First time to Moab. I’ve got a good picture in my mind as to what to expect after reading your dairy. THANKS
Ray – April, 2001
Email – rayleoabn at aol.com
mountain bike 26 wheel 52 bad gear 38 ok 26 / 13. 15. 17. 21. 24. 28 with a 170 arm / now what do you think i should change? 52 i know i never use that one it’s too big
Allen Morris – 11/02/00
URL – http://csua.berkeley.edu/~gam3
Email: gam3 at acm.org
I have an old Specialized Expedition
48, 44, 28
13, 15, 17, 20, 24, 28
Has Mountech front and rear.
Carol Vesecky – 01/22/00
Email – cvesecky at igc.org
URL – http://www.igc.org/biointensiveforrussia/
Dave, well done! Thanks for the great views. I’ll recommend them to my friends who think they’re too far away to visit here; at least they can enjoy our magnificent scenery.
Best, Carol
Eric Nelson – 01/21/00
Email – enelson at telecommuter.com
URL – http://www.telecommuter.com
I enjoyed reading your comments on the TMF conference. Both your humor, comments on ugly americans (I am one, but can hopefully conduct myself to not offend when on your continent) (and I know the metamor telecom folks over here and they are completely clueless), and your inciteful comments and summaries of the speakers. You might be interested in participating in one of the industry web boards here, www.industryedge.com.
enjoy!
Marsha Holland – 01/16/00
Email – holland at color-country.net
URL – http://www.grandstaircasekoa.com
Fun to read about your adventure in Southern Utah. There are such great places down here to explore. My husband and I are putting in a campground in Cannonville, 12 miles east of Bryce Canyon N.P. in the Bryce Valley. We hope to be open in May 2000.
Please come by and say hi next time. We have some good tent spots and a few cabins, but above all, SHOWERS. We can compare notes.
Best Regards, M.
christa schwab – 01/14/00
Email – schwabhouse at bluewin.ch
Hearing soon more from Switzerland.
Best regards
christa
G�nter Garten – 12/10/99
Email – onsdagspilsen at hotmail.com
Warum haben Sie keine Photos von die M�dchen an Reperbahn??
Jen Mills – 12/09/99
Just happened to come across your site, but stayed for awhile. Beautiful, beautiful pictures and wonderful narratives!
ken castleman – 12/03/99
Email – kcastle at srvusd.k12.ca.us
Just happened upon your interesting site today. Very enjoyable. As usual, I want to know more about equipment. Maybe I haven’t found it yet. Makes me want to try touring.
You might want to check out www.route99.org
Lutz Rackow – 11/22/99
Email – lrackow at newbridge.com
Hi Dave,
It’s a couple of month ago I got your home page from Friedrich and till now I have a chance to look at it (my apologies ;-)). Especially the White Rim trail – I love those kind of pictures and in a sudden I’d like to grab my stuff to enter the next plane�
I’ll hope to send you a more detailed e-mail soon!!
Viele liebe Gruesse aus M�nchen!!!
Lutz
Jim Triplett – 11/10/99
Email – jttriplett at lbl.gov
URL – http://www.oocities.org/jttriplett
Are you tired of doing that same old boring telecommunications stuff? You need to come work at the lab and have some fun.
Wouldn’t you enjoy working on the new space telescope project or the neutrino observatory in Antarctica? Or maybe you would like to work on automated protein crystalography equipment for the human genome program.
Tom – 09/26/99
Email – wtman15 at aol.com
Very nice, I am putting together a Follis frame that I want to use some gearing similar to this so this site will be very handy.
Tom
Charlie Paterson – 09/17/99
Email – patersonca at aol.com
Hi Dave,
We’re sitting in a motel in Sunnyvale about to drop Twila at Stanford tomorrow. Like reminiscing about the White Rim trip. Will read more later. Nice web site. Liked the time & temp feature.
Charlie
David Peterson – 09/07/99
Email – fisher.ofmen at planet.tn
Thanks for the great page! It was just what I was looking for. I do light touring in North Africa, along the edge of the Sahara. Would love to try the Alps, though.
Paul Jezioranski – 08/26/99
Email – jez at nortelnetworks.com
Thanks for posting my dad’s autobiography. God bless you and your family.
Sandy Mumaw – 08/06/99
Email – slm at cwa.com
This is neat, Dave. I’ll enjoy poking around in your memories. Beautiful pictures (interesting places in the bay area). Also enjoyed the record of your Sierra tour. Enjoy the rest of your summer!
Paula Zarnett – 07/13/99
Email – paulazarnett at hotmail.com
I enjoyed it. Especially the photo of your cute person, along with bike. I’m flabbergasted by the prices at these out of the way places. Guess you will enjoy the cheap dollars up here in Canada in a couple of weeks.
Look forward to seeing you and Jacky.
Rich Burkhard – 07/10/99
Email – rburkhar at sfsu.edu
Magnificent! I’ll send you an e-mail.
Marian Ballard – 07/09/99
Email – mrb677 at hotmail.com
Interesting. Makes me tired just to look at it, though!
Hans Myors – 06/20/99
Email – pprayers at yahoo.com
URL – http://www.oocities.org/Yosemite/Geyser/7165
Just wanted to drop by and say hello to another cycle tourer.
Clay Fox – 06/17/99
Email – clay at foxcats.com
URL – http://www.foxcats.com
Es fehlt nur die L�becker Nachrichten. Sonst prima! CF
Friedrich Staats – 06/15/99
Email – friedrich.staats at t-online.de
Today in German:
Danke Dave, da� wir mit Dir gemeinsam ein wenig Big Basin erleben durften. Danke f�r die vielen Hinweise auf die sch�nen Kleinigkeiten abseits der gro�en Touristenwege (Mt. Tam, San Anselmo, Mt. Hamilton und von dort die Stra�e nach Livermore), die wir vermutlich selbst kaum entdeckt h�tten.
Du bist ein ausgezeichneter Kenner der Bay Area und ein guter Ratgeber. Ich hoffe, da� wir Deine Hinweise und Tips bald wieder mit Dir zusammen in die Tat umsetzen k�nnen.
Friedrich und Familie
allison rye – 06/14/99
URL – http://lps.org
Email – arye at lps.org
I thought it was about time I took another look.
geoff manock – 03/23/99
Email – geoffm at harrogate.com
Enjoyed your site. How did you come across MY music on www.harrogate.co.uk/stjames?
I am proud of it and like to see it used.
Regards Geoff
Mike Brill – 03/19/99
Email – mbrill at msce.com
I’ve only gotten through the first section. Can’t wait to see you through Nevada and the rest of the way! Riding cross country is a dream of mine also. Have toured the Oregon coast and California from Oregon to Santa Maria. Bicycle touring is the only way to see the country!
Ric – 03/15/99
Email – ric at wheelsmith.com
URL – http://wheelsmith.com
I’m envious! Did you use a digital camera? Have you any recommendations on one? I think it’s still best to get the CD when your 35mm film’s developed. You agree?
Barbara Hasey – 03/08/99
Email – bthasey at jps.net
I can’t stop reading! I thought my little centuries were demanding! Thanks for the stories...
Dennis Uyeno – 03/01/99
Email – dennis.uyeno at mailcity.com
Enjoyed reading your adventure. It’s giving me the incentive to do it myself. Thanks
Bob Shultz – 03/01/99
Email – rashultz at trane.com
A great vicarious experience. Thanks for the details.
Harold LeGore – 02/28/99
Email – dlegore at allover.com
Great, so far.
Mikel – 02/27/99
Email – mipeters at du.edu
Dave – your site keeps getting better and better.
suzann manteufel – 02/26/99
Email – smm at appsig.com
Read through the first page and looking forward to more when time permits!
Don Axtell – 02/26/99
Email – axtell at csd.com URL – http://www.actc.org/
Good story. I’ll add it to the list of links on the ACTC story page.
Meredith Angwin – 02/21/99
Email – MJAngwin at aol.com
URL – http://www.fourthfloor.com
Dave
Great web page. I always enjoy the trip diaries.
Meredith
Pat Kauffman – 02/20/99
Email – Marpat at AOL.Com
Really nice site Dave.
Alex – 02/12/99
Email – clemm at cs.stanford.edu
Ausgezeichnet!
Lee Sigler – 02/10/99
Email – lsigler at earthlink.net
Hi David and Jacky – Great web page – lots of entertainment!
Bonnie Fullerton – 02/09/99
Email – bfullerton at whistle.com
Great pictures, Dave. You’ve almost got me talked into buying a bike!
Jim Triplett – 02/09/99
Email – jttriplet at hotmail.com
URL – http://www.oocities.org/Pentagon/Bunker/4568
Looks great Dave. The banners are not bad; I’ve learned to ignore them. At least you got rid of the pop-ups. I’ll have Jeannie check it out tonight.
Liza Loop – 02/09/99
Email – loopcntr at rahul.net
URL – http://www.loopcntr.org
Looks good to me, Dave. Would you like to volunteer to help our high school kids design their pages?
Roger Smith – 02/09/99
...verry innnteresting...
...das ist gut...
Donna Wickie – 02/08/99
Email – d.m.wickie at sympatico.ca
Very impressed with web page. Your picture biking near Wyoming, very nice but I had trouble getting back to home page. Harold told me to say this.
ttyl, Donna
Friedrich Staats – 02/08/99
Email – Friedrich.Staats at t-online.de
Great! Dave, your German links are better than mine – and I live in Germany – and surf daily! I�ll add your link list to my bookmarks.
Probably, I have more links to SF Bay Area ;-)
Greetings from Munich – Friedrich
Bettina – 02/08/99
Total cool, Mann!
Dewi – 02/08/99
Email – dewi at magma.ca
URL – http://www.magma.ca/~dewi
Interesting links! I particularly enjoyed the Internet mapping site.
tom edrington – 02/08/99
Email – edrington at worldnet.att.net
URL – http://www.edrington.com
dave –
good start – would like to see some of your views of the valley and what it’s like to live and work there.
tom
Mikel Peterson – 02/07/99
Email – mipeters at du.edu
D&J
Very interesting. I had no idea you were so involved with the German language.
Any chance of getting some edited versions of your transcontinental bike trip – maybe monthly installments?
Mike