Just completed a transAm about a week ago. www.cycleofamerica2010.com
Myself and two mates went Seattle to D.C. over 7 weeks (42days in the saddle and 7 rest days). Worked out at nearly 3,800 miles.
We had a car for support so didn't do it loaded. In the early stages I thought about doing it fixed but sense prevailed.
If you have the chance, the time and the money to do it, I'd definitely recommend it. Some of the scenery is amazing, other places it's corn field after corn field. Best part was the people though, it will change any negative perception you may have of our transAtlantic friends!
Just completed a transAm about a week ago. www.cycleofamerica2010.com
Myself and two mates went Seattle to D.C. over 7 weeks (42days in the saddle and 7 rest days). Worked out at nearly 3,800 miles.
We had a car for support so didn't do it loaded. In the early stages I thought about doing it fixed but sense prevailed.
If you have the chance, the time and the money to do it, I'd definitely recommend it. Some of the scenery is amazing, other places it's corn field after corn field. Best part was the people though, it will change any negative perception you may have of our transAtlantic friends!
Any questions let me know.