What better time to rebuild my bike than one day before I fly? No problem, if only I could find my 13X29. Bummer I'm not able to find it, someone must have taken it from me and in it's place they put a worn out 12X25. Again, no problem Italy is full of bike shops. I'm sure I can find a 29 tooth cog somewhere.
All my clothes are washed, bags are packed, tickets, passport in place where I'm sure to not loose. The new camera is no longer a complete unknown. Heck I've got it mastered in 8 hours. Simple and light Nikon D200, not! Holy cow, what was I thinking? All I wanted is to take a few nice pictures for the world to see.
A bike in a case, train passes, rental cars and a map. Add a Granfondo or 2 and you have the makings for a adventure.
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Start of the Campagnolo Granfondo
Passo Pordoi
2006 Giro, looking east.
4 comments:
Awaiting your first dispatch from abroad...not from a broad...from Europe. You are either in Italia now or you have a good story to tell. JT
Hey Mike,
Building your bike the day before means it will be fresh and ready to roll. Can't wait to see your photos. Look forward to hearing your adventures abroad. Ride safe and hope to hook your wheels sometime this summer.Maybe I can get you to ride in Cle Elum in 2007.
Have a great time!
Best regards,
Eve
Hmmm...since there aren't any foreign reports coming in, I should write about my next ride around Pt. Defiance.
Interesting to know.
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