Showing posts with label surly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surly. Show all posts

Thursday, October 29, 2009

The Killers on Last FM >> Tribute to cyclists on the move >> Cycling International >> Bicycle Touring

My friend Brian Sullivan is tearing up the eastern coast this summer from Donghae-Uljin, Korea
Upgrade well worth the investment: German-designed Schwalbe Marathon tires.
Taking the Blackcat out for a ride is a load of fun exercise. Keido shorts are A+.
Back on the cycling mission, goodbye Cheng Shin tires!!
After the repair to patch the tube and the inner wall of the tire. Later replaced completely.
It's all Made in China, until it breaks down and you replace it. Made in Japan-expensive!
Dismount the tire, find somewhere to hang the bike. Hit a mysterious metal object.
Vulcanized rubber patch took care of the tire and tube. Upgraded to Schwalbe Marathon tires.

My friend Brian Sullivan out on the Donghae Farms. Beaches are not far to go!
Cycling is better, when your friends come out on tour.
Daebudo Island, South Korea. My weekly relaxation routine.
Cycling is a mission to be shared everywhere in this world. Pick up a bike. Go!


The Killers on Last FM >> Tribute to cyclists on the move >> Cycling International >> Bicycle Touring

My friend Brian Sullivan is tearing up the eastern coast this summer from Donghae-Uljin, Korea
Upgrade well worth the investment: German-designed Schwalbe Marathon tires.
Taking the Blackcat out for a ride is a load of fun exercise. Keido shorts are A+.
Back on the cycling mission, goodbye Cheng Shin tires!!
After the repair to patch the tube and the inner wall of the tire. Later replaced completely.
It's all Made in China, until it breaks down and you replace it. Made in Japan-expensive!
Dismount the tire, find somewhere to hang the bike. Hit a mysterious metal object.
Vulcanized rubber patch took care of the tire and tube. Upgraded to Schwalbe Marathon tires.

My friend Brian Sullivan out on the Donghae Farms. Beaches are not far to go!
Cycling is better, when your friends come out on tour.
Daebudo Island, South Korea. My weekly relaxation routine.
Cycling is a mission to be shared everywhere in this world. Pick up a bike. Go!


The Killers on Last FM >> Tribute to cyclists on the move >> Cycling International >> Bicycle Touring

My friend Brian Sullivan is tearing up the eastern coast this summer from Donghae-Uljin, Korea
Upgrade well worth the investment: German-designed Schwalbe Marathon tires.
Taking the Blackcat out for a ride is a load of fun exercise. Keido shorts are A+.
Back on the cycling mission, goodbye Cheng Shin tires!!
After the repair to patch the tube and the inner wall of the tire. Later replaced completely.
It's all Made in China, until it breaks down and you replace it. Made in Japan-expensive!
Dismount the tire, find somewhere to hang the bike. Hit a mysterious metal object.
Vulcanized rubber patch took care of the tire and tube. Upgraded to Schwalbe Marathon tires.

My friend Brian Sullivan out on the Donghae Farms. Beaches are not far to go!
Cycling is better, when your friends come out on tour.
Daebudo Island, South Korea. My weekly relaxation routine.
Cycling is a mission to be shared everywhere in this world. Pick up a bike. Go!


The Killers on Last FM >> Tribute to cyclists on the move >> Cycling International >> Bicycle Touring

My friend Brian Sullivan is tearing up the eastern coast this summer from Donghae-Uljin, Korea
Upgrade well worth the investment: German-designed Schwalbe Marathon tires.
Taking the Blackcat out for a ride is a load of fun exercise. Keido shorts are A+.
Back on the cycling mission, goodbye Cheng Shin tires!!
After the repair to patch the tube and the inner wall of the tire. Later replaced completely.
It's all Made in China, until it breaks down and you replace it. Made in Japan-expensive!
Dismount the tire, find somewhere to hang the bike. Hit a mysterious metal object.
Vulcanized rubber patch took care of the tire and tube. Upgraded to Schwalbe Marathon tires.

My friend Brian Sullivan out on the Donghae Farms. Beaches are not far to go!
Cycling is better, when your friends come out on tour.
Daebudo Island, South Korea. My weekly relaxation routine.
Cycling is a mission to be shared everywhere in this world. Pick up a bike. Go!


Monday, September 28, 2009

WT: Letter to Shuutak, Who is: Cycling 100,000km around the world


Shuutakは、世界の自転車遠征に信じられないほどの仕事をしている。アジアでのニース会議で、私は北極から、アルゼンチンには2012年に乗馬されます。平和、ブライアン
Shuutak, you are doing an incredible job on your bicycle expedition around the world. Nice meeting you in Asia, I will be riding from the Arctic to Argentina in 2012. Peace, Brian

Follow Shuutak (in Japanese) as he rides through 100 countries or 100,000km around the world. I'm hoping to convince him to make his site, multilingual through the use of the Google Translation Widget, then he can share with a broader audience around the world. It has yet to happen, but I keep encouraging him, and following his updates on Korean-World. He is light-weight cyclist riding a Surly Long Haul Trucker, FFF-Fatties Fit Fine model, custom built with many Japanese high-end components (Shimano, Nitto, etc...) met him while we cycled together in South Korea this spring. Almost anyone can ride a bike, but to cycle around the entire planet requires logistics (financial backing), time, energy, dedication, endurance and a will to live comfortably on the road. It isn't for everyone, but for those dedicated souls who love to ride, it pure joy, a comfortable numb, eternal happiness, bliss, blisters, sore muscles, and life to explore!

WT: Letter to Shuutak, Who is: Cycling 100,000km around the world


Shuutakは、世界の自転車遠征に信じられないほどの仕事をしている。アジアでのニース会議で、私は北極から、アルゼンチンには2012年に乗馬されます。平和、ブライアン
Shuutak, you are doing an incredible job on your bicycle expedition around the world. Nice meeting you in Asia, I will be riding from the Arctic to Argentina in 2012. Peace, Brian

Follow Shuutak (in Japanese) as he rides through 100 countries or 100,000km around the world. I'm hoping to convince him to make his site, multilingual through the use of the Google Translation Widget, then he can share with a broader audience around the world. It has yet to happen, but I keep encouraging him, and following his updates on Korean-World. He is light-weight cyclist riding a Surly Long Haul Trucker, FFF-Fatties Fit Fine model, custom built with many Japanese high-end components (Shimano, Nitto, etc...) met him while we cycled together in South Korea this spring. Almost anyone can ride a bike, but to cycle around the entire planet requires logistics (financial backing), time, energy, dedication, endurance and a will to live comfortably on the road. It isn't for everyone, but for those dedicated souls who love to ride, it pure joy, a comfortable numb, eternal happiness, bliss, blisters, sore muscles, and life to explore!