VIDEO: Big Adventure. Small Wheels
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VIDEO: Big Adventure. Small Wheels
Howdy all. Finally finished editing this video explaining our next trip
Hope you enjoy it and follow along. The 2nd time around is going to be more advocacy focused where we try to connect different bike advocates and train advocates.https://pathlesspedaled.com/2011/03/the-next-level/
Best,
Russ
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Nice job on the video I wish it was longer.Hope the both of you have a lot of fun on your next ride.
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I hope you contacted Brompton about this tour. I'm sure they might sponsor you since a book involved could very well generate thousands in sales. In fact, you might want to work an arrangement acting as a rolling dealership. There will be alot of people who will become interested in Bromptons because your riding them. Just ideas of course.
I still think you should make more use of the rear rack and not put too much weight on the seat post. Good luck.
I still think you should make more use of the rear rack and not put too much weight on the seat post. Good luck.
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