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Old March 12th 06, 05:11 PM posted to rec.bicycles.misc
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Default A 2006 summer bike trip from Orlando to Boston

Hello everyone,

I am hoping to ride my bike home from a one year work assignment in
Florida. I plan on the coastal route to keep the route moderately
flat, cool (seabreezes) and easy. You see, I used the word 'route', is
there an established bike route?? Has anyone reading this done this in
the last 5 years?

I'm from Boston, know very little about this type of thing, and will
appreciate every word of advice, information or suggestions you may
have.

Has anyone a strong opinion on the "Recumbent Bike" versus "traditional
road"? If it saved my shoulders 6 weeks of hanging my torso from them,
I would think about getting one. Course, I've never even been on one.

Thank you, Rover

 




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