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BIGA6000MILETREK
Traveled the west through Oregon, California, Arizona, (Aaron Suhr, Apr, 2009)
MILES 4 AUTISM
DeJuan Hawkins will leave Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on April 12th, cover 13 states and over 3000 miles to end in San Francisco, California. Funds raised will go to schools in the Central Pa area servicing autistic students. www.miles4autism.com (DeJuan Hawkins, Apr, 2009)
MOUNTAIN & BIKE
An expedition-style bike trip. The aim was to cycle to a mountain 200 km away from all roads and attempt a first ascent of that 6000m+ mountain. (Waltraud Schulze, Sep, 2007)
BEYOND THE YUKON
(Pat Rodden, Aug, 2006)
KATY TRAIL, MISSOURI
4 day ride across Missouri on the KATY Trail, the longest Rails to Trail bike path in the US. (Troy Ratliff, Apr, 2004)
BORDERLAND MOUNTAIN BIKE EXPEDITION
The Borderland Mountain Bike Expedition was a solo, off-road ride I completed across the entire 1,950-mile United States-Mexico Border, becoming the only person to ever successfully traverse this demarcation end-to-end. During the seven-week expedition, which culminated as double-length main features in "Tail Winds" and "Mountain Biking Magazine," I encountered snow-capped summits, expansive sun-baked deserts, and the most dangerous, lawless terrain in the entire U.S. (Erik Schlimmer, Dec, 2003)
C&O AND AHT 2000
I rode the length of the C&O and Allegheny Highlands trails. (Dale Oswald, Aug, 2000)
PITTSBURGH PA TO WASHINGTON DC
3-day self-contained ride from Pittsburgh PA to Washington DC, 3 riders. (Ed Quigley, May, 2004)
THE KATY TRAIL BY BIKE
Trout, Matt, and Eli, slack pack the Katy Trail. (Chuck (trout) Allen, Jul, 2002)
BIKE TOUR ON ICE: NORTHWEST GREENLAND
A bicycle tour in the frozen sea along the coastline of Northwest Greenland. A winter biek trip. (Andy Hessberg, Feb, 1992)
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