“Hi Lloyd,
Here is the link to the project Dylan & Coastal Crew have been working on the last year or two…a new year round mountain bike park in Sechelt, overlooking Sechelt inlet, beautiful location, amazing ride!
Joanne/Roberts Creek”
Ryan Worcester is a local adventurer. There are 2 pages on his travels in Tiny Homes on the Move, using a motorcycle with a mountain bike mounted on the back so he could take the bike off and explore off-pavement. Here’s a more recent adventure of his, a 5-day bike trip around Maui. Look closely to see him mid-air in this photo.
“Day Two
We took a quick cruise to Wainapanapa state park and I went for an early morning ocean swim out to a sea stack, which I could climb up the chossy volcanic rock to reach the top before jumping into the ocean below. A great way to start the day, and even better after we went for another swim in the freshwater caves close by.…”
Click here.
From Mike W
From John Kaay and Richard Jones
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post “Surf Rack On Bike“:
Some cool bike trailers:
https://www.wicycle.com/cargo_buddy_bicycle_trailer.php
https://www.wicycle.com/cargo_suitcase_bicycle_trailer.php
http://www.wicycle.com/cargo_park_pioneer_bicycle_trailer.php
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post “Bikesailing“:
And, how about this…
Don’t know anything about these, but seems like an idea which might become popular
https://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324328204578572011343756542.html?mod=trending_now_3
Some cool models: https://rollingorangebikes.com/
A quick look at Google images is pretty impressive: https://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1600&bih=805&q=cargo+bikes&oq=cargo+bikes&gs_l=img.3..0l7j0i5l3.1330.3718.0.3850.11.10.0.1.1.0.111.958.7j3.10.0….0…1ac.1.19.img.lFjMkGezT-Y
The city has just enacted a huge bike system. You pay $95 a year (or $25 for a week) and pick up and drop off these bikes all over the city.
“NYC Launches Largest Bike Share Program in the Nation — The privately funded Citi Bike bike-share program is launching with 6,000 bikes at 330 docking stations in Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn” Click here.
The Maker Faire was just great. I’d never think that something so nerd-oriented would appeal to me, but there was soul in addition to all the robots and tech wizardry. We had a booth in the “Homegrown Village” section and sold more books than we have at any event ever. The booth, designed by Lew Lewandowski and manned by Lew and my son Evan, was mobbed the entire 2 days, most of the interest being in our Tiny Homes book.
My talks on “The Half-Acre Homestead” went well; maybe 125 kindred spirits in the audience each day.
“Expedition 360 was a successful attempt at one of the last great firsts for true circumnavigation: reaching antipodal points on the surface of the globe using only human power (no motors or sails). Bicycles, in-line skates, kayaks, swimming, rowing, walking and a unique pedal powered boat were used by Englishman Jason Lewis and an international team to travel over 45,000 miles across five continents, two oceans and one sea (12th July 1994 – 6th October 2007).” www.expedition360.com
Sent us by Rich Jones
A long video, but a good one.
Thanks to Mike W.