My front tire in the Atlantic Ocean - St. Augustine Florida on November 16
A few numbers:
- 59 Days
- 3052 Miles of riding
- 1 Country traversed
- 8 States traversed - California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama & Florida
- Longest ride day - 114 miles
- Average miles per day - 52 miles
- Longest week - 525 miles
- Rims broken - 2
- Flats fixed 16
- Rest days 7 plus 1 day building a new wheel (NOT A REST DAY)
- Camping nights - 8
- Haircuts - 1
- Riding days with rain - 2 (unbelievably lucky)
- Coldest morning - 37f
- Hottest day - 105f
- Number of acts of kindness received - far more than I can count
- Drivers who went out of their way to avoid me - countless thousands
- Drivers who went out of there way to intimidate or scare me - 2
- Goals accomplished - 1
A friend of Marie & Lee’s playing in St. Augustine
BBQ Club Sandwich- Celebrate 🎉
My final mileage
The bike path from today
Great job Bill. A little crazy but you have been plannng this for a log time. I enjoyed all of your posts. Thanks for that. Tom G
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom. -Bill who still has multiple crazy goals.
DeleteCongratulations! I'm glad you were able to make this dream happen.
ReplyDeleteAgain great job! I really enjoyed following along on your blog and especially enjoyed your recap by the numbers. Dang, sorry about all the flats.
ReplyDeleteBill, big congratulations!! From another rider still chipping away at the Southern Tier, you’ve been through and overcome so many challenges. And way more than your fair share of flats!! I enjoyed your list of “numbers”!
ReplyDeleteDon, I am enjoying watching your journey. Stay safe! -Bill
DeleteWow!! What an accomplishment. I enjoyed following your posts along the way. Glad you are coming home soon.
ReplyDeleteThank you. -Bill
DeleteAmazing! "Goals Accomplished - 1" = "Understatement of the year - 1"
ReplyDeleteDave, Thank you. The joy of big goals is they take work. -Bill
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ReplyDeleteWow! You were really hauling! I was down in St Augustine in 2016. My wife and I arrived in San Diego 2 years later!!! We rested in the Detroit area for months, in between, peddling C# skills at work during the day. We drove a Pontiac, excitedly, between St Augustine and Michigan, before heading over to San Diego via Delta Airlines. The view was great.
ReplyDeleteIn comparison, your trip was waaay more interesting than a modified V8 and Boring 737. Congrats on your achievement, Bill!
Congrats Bill on your accomplishment. wonderful and inspiring stats. looking forward for your next adventure.
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