Simply Car-free: eBook on how to pedal to financial freedom

Simply Car-Free, How to Pedal Toward Financial Freedom and a Healthier Life. Author: Tammy Strobel. You can find out more and purchase the eBook directly from her site here. This is a eBook, if you haven't been familiarized with them, just click the book below, and open to full screen, what a marvel, enjoy and share, purchase the book if you wish to support the author and the message contained in the entire text. Peace, Brian

Simply Car-free: eBook on how to pedal to financial freedom

Simply Car-Free, How to Pedal Toward Financial Freedom and a Healthier Life. Author: Tammy Strobel. You can find out more and purchase the eBook directly from her site here. This is a eBook, if you haven't been familiarized with them, just click the book below, and open to full screen, what a marvel, enjoy and share, purchase the book if you wish to support the author and the message contained in the entire text. Peace, Brian

Simply Car-free: eBook on how to pedal to financial freedom

Simply Car-Free, How to Pedal Toward Financial Freedom and a Healthier Life. Author: Tammy Strobel. You can find out more and purchase the eBook directly from her site here. This is a eBook, if you haven't been familiarized with them, just click the book below, and open to full screen, what a marvel, enjoy and share, purchase the book if you wish to support the author and the message contained in the entire text. Peace, Brian

Simply Car-free: eBook on how to pedal to financial freedom

Simply Car-Free, How to Pedal Toward Financial Freedom and a Healthier Life. Author: Tammy Strobel. You can find out more and purchase the eBook directly from her site here. This is a eBook, if you haven't been familiarized with them, just click the book below, and open to full screen, what a marvel, enjoy and share, purchase the book if you wish to support the author and the message contained in the entire text. Peace, Brian

On the road again, and I can't wait to get out again!

Cycling Daebudo Island, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - September 2009.

Fueled on raisins. Powerhouse for cyclists!

Spinning recirculates your blood oxygen levels, invigorating your life!

The long and empty roads, the storms approach in the distance, powerlines dot the horizon

Spinning creates energy in an otherwise tired body of bones, tendons, muscles and fat stores

The best weather as two fronts collide, the cool air with the warm, the atmosphere is amazing!Cycling Warrior on a mission to ride out the storm into the night in South Korea

I rarely post a video to Korean-World. Here's one I would like to share with you. While cycling on the recent training rides to Daebudo Island, I picked a day with a mixture of wonderful light rains, gusty winds, and clear skies. Cycling is a lifeline. It is a hobby turning into a mission to travel 1/2 way around the world in 2012, dubbed "One, Arctic to Argentina 2012" Supporting a charity is just as important to me, as cycling itself, so with a charity mission to support, and people behind/ahead of the distance on the bike, I will conquer something before thought to be impossible by many. It really comes down to riding 100km (60 miles) per day, back-to-back, and carrying on a normal life on the road. Perhaps, the look of the person becomes a little rough on the edges, but the spirit becomes more apparent, and the joy can conquer any pain that comes with long-endurance event. I plan to test my meddle, my stamina, my endurance, my will to help others. Can anything really stop me, perhaps only nature or God? But I will ask them to help follow me, and we will team up the entire distance, so you could say I now have powerful allies that can make riding a joy down in my heart. Cycle long, cycle far, enjoy each revolution of life, enjoy your life! ~Brian Bikes.

On the road again, and I can't wait to get out again!

Cycling Daebudo Island, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - September 2009.

Fueled on raisins. Powerhouse for cyclists!

Spinning recirculates your blood oxygen levels, invigorating your life!

The long and empty roads, the storms approach in the distance, powerlines dot the horizon

Spinning creates energy in an otherwise tired body of bones, tendons, muscles and fat stores

The best weather as two fronts collide, the cool air with the warm, the atmosphere is amazing!Cycling Warrior on a mission to ride out the storm into the night in South Korea

I rarely post a video to Korean-World. Here's one I would like to share with you. While cycling on the recent training rides to Daebudo Island, I picked a day with a mixture of wonderful light rains, gusty winds, and clear skies. Cycling is a lifeline. It is a hobby turning into a mission to travel 1/2 way around the world in 2012, dubbed "One, Arctic to Argentina 2012" Supporting a charity is just as important to me, as cycling itself, so with a charity mission to support, and people behind/ahead of the distance on the bike, I will conquer something before thought to be impossible by many. It really comes down to riding 100km (60 miles) per day, back-to-back, and carrying on a normal life on the road. Perhaps, the look of the person becomes a little rough on the edges, but the spirit becomes more apparent, and the joy can conquer any pain that comes with long-endurance event. I plan to test my meddle, my stamina, my endurance, my will to help others. Can anything really stop me, perhaps only nature or God? But I will ask them to help follow me, and we will team up the entire distance, so you could say I now have powerful allies that can make riding a joy down in my heart. Cycle long, cycle far, enjoy each revolution of life, enjoy your life! ~Brian Bikes.

On the road again, and I can't wait to get out again!

Cycling Daebudo Island, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - September 2009.

Fueled on raisins. Powerhouse for cyclists!

Spinning recirculates your blood oxygen levels, invigorating your life!

The long and empty roads, the storms approach in the distance, powerlines dot the horizon

Spinning creates energy in an otherwise tired body of bones, tendons, muscles and fat stores

The best weather as two fronts collide, the cool air with the warm, the atmosphere is amazing!Cycling Warrior on a mission to ride out the storm into the night in South Korea

I rarely post a video to Korean-World. Here's one I would like to share with you. While cycling on the recent training rides to Daebudo Island, I picked a day with a mixture of wonderful light rains, gusty winds, and clear skies. Cycling is a lifeline. It is a hobby turning into a mission to travel 1/2 way around the world in 2012, dubbed "One, Arctic to Argentina 2012" Supporting a charity is just as important to me, as cycling itself, so with a charity mission to support, and people behind/ahead of the distance on the bike, I will conquer something before thought to be impossible by many. It really comes down to riding 100km (60 miles) per day, back-to-back, and carrying on a normal life on the road. Perhaps, the look of the person becomes a little rough on the edges, but the spirit becomes more apparent, and the joy can conquer any pain that comes with long-endurance event. I plan to test my meddle, my stamina, my endurance, my will to help others. Can anything really stop me, perhaps only nature or God? But I will ask them to help follow me, and we will team up the entire distance, so you could say I now have powerful allies that can make riding a joy down in my heart. Cycle long, cycle far, enjoy each revolution of life, enjoy your life! ~Brian Bikes.

On the road again, and I can't wait to get out again!

Cycling Daebudo Island, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - September 2009.

Fueled on raisins. Powerhouse for cyclists!

Spinning recirculates your blood oxygen levels, invigorating your life!

The long and empty roads, the storms approach in the distance, powerlines dot the horizon

Spinning creates energy in an otherwise tired body of bones, tendons, muscles and fat stores

The best weather as two fronts collide, the cool air with the warm, the atmosphere is amazing!Cycling Warrior on a mission to ride out the storm into the night in South Korea

I rarely post a video to Korean-World. Here's one I would like to share with you. While cycling on the recent training rides to Daebudo Island, I picked a day with a mixture of wonderful light rains, gusty winds, and clear skies. Cycling is a lifeline. It is a hobby turning into a mission to travel 1/2 way around the world in 2012, dubbed "One, Arctic to Argentina 2012" Supporting a charity is just as important to me, as cycling itself, so with a charity mission to support, and people behind/ahead of the distance on the bike, I will conquer something before thought to be impossible by many. It really comes down to riding 100km (60 miles) per day, back-to-back, and carrying on a normal life on the road. Perhaps, the look of the person becomes a little rough on the edges, but the spirit becomes more apparent, and the joy can conquer any pain that comes with long-endurance event. I plan to test my meddle, my stamina, my endurance, my will to help others. Can anything really stop me, perhaps only nature or God? But I will ask them to help follow me, and we will team up the entire distance, so you could say I now have powerful allies that can make riding a joy down in my heart. Cycle long, cycle far, enjoy each revolution of life, enjoy your life! ~Brian Bikes.

On the road again, and I can't wait to get out again!

Cycling Daebudo Island, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - September 2009.

Fueled on raisins. Powerhouse for cyclists!

Spinning recirculates your blood oxygen levels, invigorating your life!

The long and empty roads, the storms approach in the distance, powerlines dot the horizon

Spinning creates energy in an otherwise tired body of bones, tendons, muscles and fat stores

The best weather as two fronts collide, the cool air with the warm, the atmosphere is amazing!Cycling Warrior on a mission to ride out the storm into the night in South Korea

I rarely post a video to Korean-World. Here's one I would like to share with you. While cycling on the recent training rides to Daebudo Island, I picked a day with a mixture of wonderful light rains, gusty winds, and clear skies. Cycling is a lifeline. It is a hobby turning into a mission to travel 1/2 way around the world in 2012, dubbed "One, Arctic to Argentina 2012" Supporting a charity is just as important to me, as cycling itself, so with a charity mission to support, and people behind/ahead of the distance on the bike, I will conquer something before thought to be impossible by many. It really comes down to riding 100km (60 miles) per day, back-to-back, and carrying on a normal life on the road. Perhaps, the look of the person becomes a little rough on the edges, but the spirit becomes more apparent, and the joy can conquer any pain that comes with long-endurance event. I plan to test my meddle, my stamina, my endurance, my will to help others. Can anything really stop me, perhaps only nature or God? But I will ask them to help follow me, and we will team up the entire distance, so you could say I now have powerful allies that can make riding a joy down in my heart. Cycle long, cycle far, enjoy each revolution of life, enjoy your life! ~Brian Bikes.

On the road again, and I can't wait to get out again!

Cycling Daebudo Island, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea - September 2009.

Fueled on raisins. Powerhouse for cyclists!

Spinning recirculates your blood oxygen levels, invigorating your life!

The long and empty roads, the storms approach in the distance, powerlines dot the horizon

Spinning creates energy in an otherwise tired body of bones, tendons, muscles and fat stores

The best weather as two fronts collide, the cool air with the warm, the atmosphere is amazing!Cycling Warrior on a mission to ride out the storm into the night in South Korea

I rarely post a video to Korean-World. Here's one I would like to share with you. While cycling on the recent training rides to Daebudo Island, I picked a day with a mixture of wonderful light rains, gusty winds, and clear skies. Cycling is a lifeline. It is a hobby turning into a mission to travel 1/2 way around the world in 2012, dubbed "One, Arctic to Argentina 2012" Supporting a charity is just as important to me, as cycling itself, so with a charity mission to support, and people behind/ahead of the distance on the bike, I will conquer something before thought to be impossible by many. It really comes down to riding 100km (60 miles) per day, back-to-back, and carrying on a normal life on the road. Perhaps, the look of the person becomes a little rough on the edges, but the spirit becomes more apparent, and the joy can conquer any pain that comes with long-endurance event. I plan to test my meddle, my stamina, my endurance, my will to help others. Can anything really stop me, perhaps only nature or God? But I will ask them to help follow me, and we will team up the entire distance, so you could say I now have powerful allies that can make riding a joy down in my heart. Cycle long, cycle far, enjoy each revolution of life, enjoy your life! ~Brian Bikes.

WT: Letters to Jonathon Hill, activist cyclist supporting Live Strong - Cancer Foundation Charity

Hey Jon!
[ You can follow Jonny's progress as he rides across America supporting the Live Strong - The Lance Armstrong Foundation - in 202 days!!!]

Great to hear this update (mobile too, cool!). I still haven't established a site, but have been featured in newspapers (Korea Times) and interviewed on KBS World Radio (30 minutes) with a video feed online, a few local newspapers with free distribution in Windsor, ON, Canada. The cycling and new foundation that backs me IDEAS - Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society of Canada - is going great. Robert Hill is taking a team up Kilimanjaro now, and finally completing his 7-Summit Series on Everest in the spring (he's a Crohn's disease survivor and founder of this wonderful society).

Reasonably priced bikes: Surly Long Haul Trucker, $1095USD +plus Tubus racks and Ortlieb panniers , check Ebay.com since your in the States, search for a complete package. Other bikes I can suggest to you...searching for a moment... This ESL teacher had a great idea and wonderful website setup, bought the Surly LHT and fully-equipped it, had the website going, then had a falling out with his co-rider and it completely vanished, he sold the bike (I saw it posted on boards in Korea) for little, and I tried to contact him without reply. Unusual situation, anyways, he provides a valuable list here:

RECKLESS COGNITION TOURING BICYCLE GUIDE

I decided on the decked out (racks and complete Shimano XT) 2009 Koga-Miyata World Traveller, from Eric @Commuter Bikes in Santa Barbara, CA. I asked for a scratch n' dent or charity discount and he provided two options, a scratched 2009 KMWT or 2007 KMWT at discount. If you want something beyond the ordinary, this is the machine without an engine. The 2007 models he still has in stock, so compared with the list above in recklesscognition... it's an expensive item, but built for World Bicycle Touring. For the Continental US, I would check the list and choose the best fit. Cheaper panniers and gear are also available through eBay, you'll need rain covers for all of them though, I haven't sourced anything beyond the bike at this point. I am leaving for Alaska in spring 2012, hopefully, more media and some sponsors will be attainable for the additional gear required.

My blogs: Korean-World and Arctic to Argentina 2012 Expedition

Warm Wishes, Brian in S.K.

WT: Letters to Jonathon Hill, activist cyclist supporting Live Strong - Cancer Foundation Charity

Hey Jon!
[ You can follow Jonny's progress as he rides across America supporting the Live Strong - The Lance Armstrong Foundation - in 202 days!!!]

Great to hear this update (mobile too, cool!). I still haven't established a site, but have been featured in newspapers (Korea Times) and interviewed on KBS World Radio (30 minutes) with a video feed online, a few local newspapers with free distribution in Windsor, ON, Canada. The cycling and new foundation that backs me IDEAS - Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society of Canada - is going great. Robert Hill is taking a team up Kilimanjaro now, and finally completing his 7-Summit Series on Everest in the spring (he's a Crohn's disease survivor and founder of this wonderful society).

Reasonably priced bikes: Surly Long Haul Trucker, $1095USD +plus Tubus racks and Ortlieb panniers , check Ebay.com since your in the States, search for a complete package. Other bikes I can suggest to you...searching for a moment... This ESL teacher had a great idea and wonderful website setup, bought the Surly LHT and fully-equipped it, had the website going, then had a falling out with his co-rider and it completely vanished, he sold the bike (I saw it posted on boards in Korea) for little, and I tried to contact him without reply. Unusual situation, anyways, he provides a valuable list here:

RECKLESS COGNITION TOURING BICYCLE GUIDE

I decided on the decked out (racks and complete Shimano XT) 2009 Koga-Miyata World Traveller, from Eric @Commuter Bikes in Santa Barbara, CA. I asked for a scratch n' dent or charity discount and he provided two options, a scratched 2009 KMWT or 2007 KMWT at discount. If you want something beyond the ordinary, this is the machine without an engine. The 2007 models he still has in stock, so compared with the list above in recklesscognition... it's an expensive item, but built for World Bicycle Touring. For the Continental US, I would check the list and choose the best fit. Cheaper panniers and gear are also available through eBay, you'll need rain covers for all of them though, I haven't sourced anything beyond the bike at this point. I am leaving for Alaska in spring 2012, hopefully, more media and some sponsors will be attainable for the additional gear required.

My blogs: Korean-World and Arctic to Argentina 2012 Expedition

Warm Wishes, Brian in S.K.

WT: Letters to Jonathon Hill, activist cyclist supporting Live Strong - Cancer Foundation Charity

Hey Jon!
[ You can follow Jonny's progress as he rides across America supporting the Live Strong - The Lance Armstrong Foundation - in 202 days!!!]

Great to hear this update (mobile too, cool!). I still haven't established a site, but have been featured in newspapers (Korea Times) and interviewed on KBS World Radio (30 minutes) with a video feed online, a few local newspapers with free distribution in Windsor, ON, Canada. The cycling and new foundation that backs me IDEAS - Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society of Canada - is going great. Robert Hill is taking a team up Kilimanjaro now, and finally completing his 7-Summit Series on Everest in the spring (he's a Crohn's disease survivor and founder of this wonderful society).

Reasonably priced bikes: Surly Long Haul Trucker, $1095USD +plus Tubus racks and Ortlieb panniers , check Ebay.com since your in the States, search for a complete package. Other bikes I can suggest to you...searching for a moment... This ESL teacher had a great idea and wonderful website setup, bought the Surly LHT and fully-equipped it, had the website going, then had a falling out with his co-rider and it completely vanished, he sold the bike (I saw it posted on boards in Korea) for little, and I tried to contact him without reply. Unusual situation, anyways, he provides a valuable list here:

RECKLESS COGNITION TOURING BICYCLE GUIDE

I decided on the decked out (racks and complete Shimano XT) 2009 Koga-Miyata World Traveller, from Eric @Commuter Bikes in Santa Barbara, CA. I asked for a scratch n' dent or charity discount and he provided two options, a scratched 2009 KMWT or 2007 KMWT at discount. If you want something beyond the ordinary, this is the machine without an engine. The 2007 models he still has in stock, so compared with the list above in recklesscognition... it's an expensive item, but built for World Bicycle Touring. For the Continental US, I would check the list and choose the best fit. Cheaper panniers and gear are also available through eBay, you'll need rain covers for all of them though, I haven't sourced anything beyond the bike at this point. I am leaving for Alaska in spring 2012, hopefully, more media and some sponsors will be attainable for the additional gear required.

My blogs: Korean-World and Arctic to Argentina 2012 Expedition

Warm Wishes, Brian in S.K.

WT: Letters to Jonathon Hill, activist cyclist supporting Live Strong - Cancer Foundation Charity

Hey Jon!
[ You can follow Jonny's progress as he rides across America supporting the Live Strong - The Lance Armstrong Foundation - in 202 days!!!]

Great to hear this update (mobile too, cool!). I still haven't established a site, but have been featured in newspapers (Korea Times) and interviewed on KBS World Radio (30 minutes) with a video feed online, a few local newspapers with free distribution in Windsor, ON, Canada. The cycling and new foundation that backs me IDEAS - Intestinal Disease Education and Awareness Society of Canada - is going great. Robert Hill is taking a team up Kilimanjaro now, and finally completing his 7-Summit Series on Everest in the spring (he's a Crohn's disease survivor and founder of this wonderful society).

Reasonably priced bikes: Surly Long Haul Trucker, $1095USD +plus Tubus racks and Ortlieb panniers , check Ebay.com since your in the States, search for a complete package. Other bikes I can suggest to you...searching for a moment... This ESL teacher had a great idea and wonderful website setup, bought the Surly LHT and fully-equipped it, had the website going, then had a falling out with his co-rider and it completely vanished, he sold the bike (I saw it posted on boards in Korea) for little, and I tried to contact him without reply. Unusual situation, anyways, he provides a valuable list here:

RECKLESS COGNITION TOURING BICYCLE GUIDE

I decided on the decked out (racks and complete Shimano XT) 2009 Koga-Miyata World Traveller, from Eric @Commuter Bikes in Santa Barbara, CA. I asked for a scratch n' dent or charity discount and he provided two options, a scratched 2009 KMWT or 2007 KMWT at discount. If you want something beyond the ordinary, this is the machine without an engine. The 2007 models he still has in stock, so compared with the list above in recklesscognition... it's an expensive item, but built for World Bicycle Touring. For the Continental US, I would check the list and choose the best fit. Cheaper panniers and gear are also available through eBay, you'll need rain covers for all of them though, I haven't sourced anything beyond the bike at this point. I am leaving for Alaska in spring 2012, hopefully, more media and some sponsors will be attainable for the additional gear required.

My blogs: Korean-World and Arctic to Argentina 2012 Expedition

Warm Wishes, Brian in S.K.

Expat Cyclist Plans Mammoth Journey -Korean Times, Wednesday July 15, 2009

Brian Perich heads out onto the open road in a recent cycling trip in Korea. The 36-year-old Canadian, who organizes the informal local cycling club Cycling International, is planning a mammoth journey from the Canadian Arctic to South America in aid of two North American charities. / Courtesy of Brian Perich By Bryan Kay Staff Reporter Canadian Lays Groundwork to Recruit for Trans-American Charity Effort From Alaska When Brian Perich arrived back in Korea late in 2006, it was perhaps only a matter of time before he bought a mountain bike and started to pound the tarmac snaking around the country. Indeed, it wasn't long before the 36-year-old Canadian, who lives in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, picked up a bargain basement set of spoked wheels to help quench his thirst for the open road. The founder of Cycling International, an informal group of Korean and expat cyclists set up in February 2007, has a goal of seismic proportions: to bike from the Canadian Arctic, as far south as he can possibly go ― and he wants fellow enthusiasts to join him for the ride. Perich, originally from Windsor, Ontario, can trace his love for cycling back to the 1980s when he was part of several road-racing clubs [Caboto & Maple Leaf Cycling Clubs, Windsor, Ontario]*. ``(Back then) I was not really into it. But it must have been about 1990, though, when I came across touring," he explained. ``So, I took a few friends, we got up early, and in 10 hours we did 240 kilometers. And we cycled back.'' [Grand Bend, Ontario] There began a love story that has spiraled 19 years ― taking in Canada, the United States and Korea ― involved a flirtation with motor-biking thousands of kilometers, and now has the English teacher aiming to head for Anchorage, Alaska, in 2012 to embark upon his mammoth journey across the Americas. The grand plan has the dual aims of raising cash for charity and as an outlet for his energies. And Perich hopes to encourage others to join him on the trip ― or at the very least join one of Korea's cycling groups. ``I started out around Ansan, then Suwon, then toward Pyeongtaek,'' he said. ``From there I started to go out to the east coast… and eventually all the way down to Busan. ``Over the course of the last two years, I have been meeting random people. That's what brought about Cycling International, through a Facebook group. It is just about trying to get like-minded people together.'' But the ultimate goal is his trans-Americas mission, which he has dubbed ``One Cycle, One Man (+Riders), One Charity, Global Bike from the Arctic.'' ``What this is ultimately about is training and preparing for the ride to the Arctic all the way down, perhaps all the way to the bottom of South America,'' Perich continued. ``I want to get people inspired. I've already got a company ready to give me a discount for a bike.'' The charities he has earmarked as the beneficiaries of his fund-raising effort ― the Canadian and American branches of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation ― are to act as a guiding network for the arduous journey. The non-profit organization Get Your Guts in Gear would be the spur, helping organize presentations at key locations [several US locations, 200 miles rides]* on his route, where he says he could stage motivational presentations that could lead to donations to the cause. ``The cycling is more a means of survival for me here. The teaching thing is done for me. I want to pour myself into this. After motorcycling for so many years and with the emphasis on the environment and being green, this seems like the right thing,'' said Perich. ``There are so many people who have accumulated thousands of kilometers doing things like this, and there are more organized cycling groups here in Korea worth looking into.'' Anyone interested in finding out more about cycling groups in Korea or Perich's Arctic mission can contact him at 010-2657-5126 or email tesol2000@gmail.com. bk@koreatimes.co.kr Source: http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2009/07/177_48460.html

Letter to Nicholi Bangsgaard who has cycled more than 50,000Km on his Koga-Miyata World Traveller ^^.

Virkelig, virkelig dejligt at høre fra dig (reaktion Re: Koga 54sm), fra en cykel LEGEND eller Nomad som dig, ikke mindre! I næsten fik nerve op til at sætte i fratræden på min skolefrafald undervisning post i Korea, tage et fly til LA og hente 54cm Koga, men det må vente (send dem en check, vil de skibet til en anden stat besparelse på salg skat). Min kone bliver understreget ud med mine tale om en Arctic Bike eller rejse til Argrntina, vi iagttog Discovery og så at redde en kvinde, som faldt i en dyb gletscherspalte, det var skræmmende Også hun mener, jeg vil dø, når der er anført på Koga. ^ ^? Jeg har aldrig vide med sikkerhed, men jeg har haft 5 cross-country motorcykel sprints over hele USA at hjælpe mine drev, men jeg er træt af forurening bor i Kina og Korea nu for i alt 5 år, mine lunger har taget et bankende , kræft ville ikke være for langt fra virkeligheden for mig virkelig. Jeg vil Linköping Universitet starter denne august (online-læring), som er nabo til dit hjemland, og jeg brugte til at køre en gammel amerikansk 1975 Jeep CJ-5 fra Windsor, Ontario ... til Vancouver Island, BC til San Diego Californien med et DK klistermærke på min kofanger! Jeg dateret en Norweigan mange år siden (1998-1999), men jeg har aldrig været at Eurpoe. Vi stod op i morges og begyndte at se episoder af "A Long Way Round" med Ewan McGregor og Charlie Boorman, syntes alt for let eller frustrerende i mudret pletter på de enorme gas-guzzeling BMW GS's. Anyways, min kone er meget konservative når det kommer til at leve med en familie, hun ønsker babyer ikke cykler, og langsomt hun oplever, at eventyr er vigtigt for ... prøver jeg forhåbentlig denne Koga vil hjælpe os bevæge sig i den rigtige retning som en familie på cyklerne! velsignelser & GL indtil jeg taler til Dem næste takket så meget for Deres venlighed og udveksle WT begivenheder dag for dag, BIG INSPIRATION at ride! Jeg håber du tager denne erfaring (som Alastair Humphreys har), og starte en skole opsøgende program, offentlige taler, eller bog skriver om dit nye eventyr, det vil inspirere mange mennesker, der har endnu ikke mødt dig. Cheers & Ride på! Brian i Ansan, Sydkorea

Letter to Nicholi Bangsgaard who has cycled more than 50,000Km on his Koga-Miyata World Traveller ^^.

Virkelig, virkelig dejligt at høre fra dig (reaktion Re: Koga 54sm), fra en cykel LEGEND eller Nomad som dig, ikke mindre! I næsten fik nerve op til at sætte i fratræden på min skolefrafald undervisning post i Korea, tage et fly til LA og hente 54cm Koga, men det må vente (send dem en check, vil de skibet til en anden stat besparelse på salg skat). Min kone bliver understreget ud med mine tale om en Arctic Bike eller rejse til Argrntina, vi iagttog Discovery og så at redde en kvinde, som faldt i en dyb gletscherspalte, det var skræmmende Også hun mener, jeg vil dø, når der er anført på Koga. ^ ^? Jeg har aldrig vide med sikkerhed, men jeg har haft 5 cross-country motorcykel sprints over hele USA at hjælpe mine drev, men jeg er træt af forurening bor i Kina og Korea nu for i alt 5 år, mine lunger har taget et bankende , kræft ville ikke være for langt fra virkeligheden for mig virkelig. Jeg vil Linköping Universitet starter denne august (online-læring), som er nabo til dit hjemland, og jeg brugte til at køre en gammel amerikansk 1975 Jeep CJ-5 fra Windsor, Ontario ... til Vancouver Island, BC til San Diego Californien med et DK klistermærke på min kofanger! Jeg dateret en Norweigan mange år siden (1998-1999), men jeg har aldrig været at Eurpoe. Vi stod op i morges og begyndte at se episoder af "A Long Way Round" med Ewan McGregor og Charlie Boorman, syntes alt for let eller frustrerende i mudret pletter på de enorme gas-guzzeling BMW GS's. Anyways, min kone er meget konservative når det kommer til at leve med en familie, hun ønsker babyer ikke cykler, og langsomt hun oplever, at eventyr er vigtigt for ... prøver jeg forhåbentlig denne Koga vil hjælpe os bevæge sig i den rigtige retning som en familie på cyklerne! velsignelser & GL indtil jeg taler til Dem næste takket så meget for Deres venlighed og udveksle WT begivenheder dag for dag, BIG INSPIRATION at ride! Jeg håber du tager denne erfaring (som Alastair Humphreys har), og starte en skole opsøgende program, offentlige taler, eller bog skriver om dit nye eventyr, det vil inspirere mange mennesker, der har endnu ikke mødt dig. Cheers & Ride på! Brian i Ansan, Sydkorea

Letter to Nicholi Bangsgaard who has cycled more than 50,000Km on his Koga-Miyata World Traveller ^^.

Virkelig, virkelig dejligt at høre fra dig (reaktion Re: Koga 54sm), fra en cykel LEGEND eller Nomad som dig, ikke mindre! I næsten fik nerve op til at sætte i fratræden på min skolefrafald undervisning post i Korea, tage et fly til LA og hente 54cm Koga, men det må vente (send dem en check, vil de skibet til en anden stat besparelse på salg skat). Min kone bliver understreget ud med mine tale om en Arctic Bike eller rejse til Argrntina, vi iagttog Discovery og så at redde en kvinde, som faldt i en dyb gletscherspalte, det var skræmmende Også hun mener, jeg vil dø, når der er anført på Koga. ^ ^? Jeg har aldrig vide med sikkerhed, men jeg har haft 5 cross-country motorcykel sprints over hele USA at hjælpe mine drev, men jeg er træt af forurening bor i Kina og Korea nu for i alt 5 år, mine lunger har taget et bankende , kræft ville ikke være for langt fra virkeligheden for mig virkelig. Jeg vil Linköping Universitet starter denne august (online-læring), som er nabo til dit hjemland, og jeg brugte til at køre en gammel amerikansk 1975 Jeep CJ-5 fra Windsor, Ontario ... til Vancouver Island, BC til San Diego Californien med et DK klistermærke på min kofanger! Jeg dateret en Norweigan mange år siden (1998-1999), men jeg har aldrig været at Eurpoe. Vi stod op i morges og begyndte at se episoder af "A Long Way Round" med Ewan McGregor og Charlie Boorman, syntes alt for let eller frustrerende i mudret pletter på de enorme gas-guzzeling BMW GS's. Anyways, min kone er meget konservative når det kommer til at leve med en familie, hun ønsker babyer ikke cykler, og langsomt hun oplever, at eventyr er vigtigt for ... prøver jeg forhåbentlig denne Koga vil hjælpe os bevæge sig i den rigtige retning som en familie på cyklerne! velsignelser & GL indtil jeg taler til Dem næste takket så meget for Deres venlighed og udveksle WT begivenheder dag for dag, BIG INSPIRATION at ride! Jeg håber du tager denne erfaring (som Alastair Humphreys har), og starte en skole opsøgende program, offentlige taler, eller bog skriver om dit nye eventyr, det vil inspirere mange mennesker, der har endnu ikke mødt dig. Cheers & Ride på! Brian i Ansan, Sydkorea