Around Australia Tour

[Around Australi]

Hello Aussie cyclists. For those who might be remotely interested, my wife and finished our ride
around Australia almost a month ago. Full diary, photo's etc at
http://www.geocities.com/andrewhooker59/CycleTouring.html

 

[Deep Freud Moor]

Around Australia Recumbent Style <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hello Aussie cyclists. For those who might be remotely interested, my wife and finished our ride
> around Australia almost a month ago. Full diary, photo's etc at
> http://www.geocities.com/andrewhooker59/CycleTouring.html
>

You have obviously spent a fair bit of time on that site!

The recumbents are very similar to Greenspeeds in appearance. How do they compare costwise? A friend
of mine recently bought a Greenspeed GTO (*drool*), and it is like driving a proper sportscar for
the first time - exhilarating! But at $7500, I can't get one for quite a while.
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DFM

 

[David Pascoe]

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 02:58:42 GMT, "Around Australia Recumbent Style"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Hello Aussie cyclists. For those who might be remotely interested, my wife and finished our ride
>around Australia almost a month ago. Full diary, photo's etc at
>http://www.geocities.com/andrewhooker59/CycleTouring.html

Well done and congratulations ! I have read your site a few times and can see that there is quite a
lot to go to read. A huge achievement.

Your lives will never be the same again, hopefully only for the better.

I have just gotten back from riding from Perth to Hobart, a much more supported ride than you guys,
and only 1/4 of the way. http://www.bikeforbibles.org will have lots more photos soon, if anyone is
interested.

davidp.
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David Pascoe, [email protected], Western Australia

 

[Around Australi]

I spent about an hour per day on the ride doing the daily diary and about the only thing I didn't
like was the weight of the latop in the Bob trailer. Logo trikes are cheaper than Greenspeeds and
you can get the info at www.logotrikes.com I think a new one is around $3,500 or so. regards, Andrew

"Deep Freud Moors" <deepfloydmars@yIaWONThBITEoYA!o.co.uk> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Around Australia Recumbent Style <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:CR%[email protected]...
> > Hello Aussie cyclists. For those who might be remotely interested, my wife and finished our
ride
> > around Australia almost a month ago. Full diary, photo's etc at
> > http://www.geocities.com/andrewhooker59/CycleTouring.html
> >
>
> You have obviously spent a fair bit of time on that site!
>
> The recumbents are very similar to Greenspeeds in appearance. How do they compare costwise? A
> friend of mine recently bought a Greenspeed GTO (*drool*), and it is like driving a proper
> sportscar for the first time - exhilarating! But at $7500, I can't get one for quite a while.
> ---
> DFM

 

[Around Australi]

David. Well done on the Perth-Hobart ride and thanks for visiting our site,hope you enjoyed it. Yes,
our lives have been chabged forever and definitely for the better. regards, Andrew

"David Pascoe" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 02:58:42 GMT, "Around Australia Recumbent Style"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >Hello Aussie cyclists. For those who might be remotely interested, my wife and finished our ride
> >around Australia almost a month ago. Full diary, photo's etc at
> >http://www.geocities.com/andrewhooker59/CycleTouring.html
>
> Well done and congratulations ! I have read your site a few times and can
see
> that there is quite a lot to go to read. A huge achievement.
>
> Your lives will never be the same again, hopefully only for the better.
>
> I have just gotten back from riding from Perth to Hobart, a much more
supported
> ride than you guys, and only 1/4 of the way. http://www.bikeforbibles.org
will
> have lots more photos soon, if anyone is interested.
>
> davidp.
> --
> David Pascoe, [email protected], Western Australia