It's been a while since I last updated this blog. I have been riding, but after the ride I don't feel like writing so I let it slide. Sorry, but that's the way it is.
Lets see since I wrote last I went out riding with our group into Edmonton along the river valley
Lets see since I wrote last I went out riding with our group into Edmonton along the river valley
it was real nice day with lots of sunshine and a hot dog roast after.
On the Oct 1, our group helped out the local food bank by collecting food in the neigbourhood. Recumbents are great to do this with all the ways you can load up plastic bags off food on them.
This past weekend Alice and I spent in the Banff area riding along the Bow Valley Parkway.
We stayed in a cabin by Castle mtn and rode the north half and back .
Fantastic Scenery
Smooth road (quite a bit of new ashphalt) and Varied terrain
Lunch Via Kelly Kettle
(best touring Accessory for a hot tea or Freeze dried meal!)
Warm and Sunny for Oct
Then on Sunday I did some of the downhill bits of the Bow Pass towards the Sask Crossing.
Going over 80kph without my fairing on the TE was exhilorating to say the least. The weather all weekend was just right! I think this is one of my most favorite rides in Alberta. A yearly event I think!
Larry
1 comment:
Hey Larry - great to hear you got in some nice late season rides. I love the Bow Valley Parkway and ride it at least 4 or 6 times a year.
With your TE plus fairing & fenders you should be able to ride when the roads aren't icy in the winter.
Looks like a great bike. I'd loveto get my butt on one just to see what the TE experience is all about!
safe riding,
Vik
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