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This list is by no means comprehensive. If you are looking for
an awesome collection of cycling-related links (I hope you have
a lot of free time!), check out Mike's
Mega Bicycle Links.
My Other Sites
- BikingIllinois:
My book of 60 great rides will be published in April 2006.
- DJWriter,
Inc.: If your business needs copywriting, please consider
me.
- My
blog: I comment on an eclectic  variety of topics.
Touring
- BicycleTouring101.com:
Want to try it yourself? This site will get you started!
- Touring
E-mail list: This is the best way to find out more about
bicycle touring. Even if you don't subscribe, you can get a lot of
answers by searching the archives.
- Adventure Cycling
Association: The only nationwide organization dedicated
to bicycle touring, the  ACA puts out a great magazine and
offers detailed maps of certain routes.
- Ken
Kifer's Bicycle Camping & Touring pages: Ken Kifer wrote
many great articles about all aspects of touring. Though Kifer
was killed by a drunk driver while riding near home in September
2003, his memory lives on in his web site.
- CrazyGuyOnABike.com:
If you want to read more tour journals, this is a good place
to look.
Pro Cycling
Manufacturers
- Co-Motion:
This is a small, high quality  bicycle builder  in Oregon
that made my touring bike, the Americano.
- Arkel OverDesigns:
This is one of the best pannier
manufacturers around. I used  GT-54 and GT-30 bags on my tour.
- Bike Friday: Another
Oregon bike company, they build a broad range of
folding bikes.
Although I didn't ride my Bike Friday on this tour, I highly
recommend their bikes.
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David Johnsen. All rights reserved.
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