I'm going to ride from NC to Key West in October then do the East to West ride some time after that. Im 35 years old and hadn't really thought about doing these long trips seriously until several months ago it hit me like a brick wall. Now it's all I want to do. I daydream about going all the time
It's interesting, as someone from California, to learn that it is in fact legal to ride bike on certain highways. For example, the 74 makes sense because there isn't too much traffic but riding on the 10 makes nervous lol
The power of god and anime same here biking is one of my favorite hobbies and this just about does it I might do this to raise money to pay for college or if I ever I quit my job for example😊
We’ve ridden in many States and trails so, this was delightful to watch. Last trans continental was in 2009 and we’re going to ride again this coming spring. Thanks for taking the time to post. I hope to do the same. Good luck in the future.
As someone who lives in tornado alley, whenever a tornado hits, it’s not really like a movie where it rips your house out of the ground. The occasional tree falls down and your roof loses tiling. Once I was jogging when a tornado hit, was worried but the thing just made everything windy and rainy passed by me and I was good lol.
Really good documentary dude! Really good motivation. Want to do something like this someday. Would be so cool, alone, out there in the United States making a journey from coast to coast damnn
@@TheOneGoodRoad really wondering how you get started into this. Like I've been doing some one day trips like 100km-150km each. But I read you started at 15. Gonna check out some other videos of you as well
Jesus. just finished 77km(225km over the past 3 days) and im pretty dead allready. Cant imagine how its like going through a race like that. Mad respect.
When I rode my hybrid bike, and I'd be riding up hill in a headwind, and could barely move, I'd keep saying to myself. No pain? No gain....and that mentality usually got me to the top of that hill.
Just watching this great video....well done on an amazing achievement, beautiful scenery and you have a nice relaxed style that is easy to watch and listen to, best wishes to you sir, Tom
yepppppp ! always a huge job ,, editing... I've made a few documentaries and like to play with images...., I fully understand you !!!! ;) >>>>>you already do it... but for a personnal word on it :::: keep going, follow you heart, fulfill your dreams and passion! that's the real thing about life here ;)
Nice video, I like these kinds of travel adventures! On living in 'dangerous by nature' places, maybe it is all kind of relative: A Dutch colleague of mine while visiting a relative in the California earthquake region wondered : aren't you afraid living on the edge of two tectonic plates, waiting for an earthquake? His relative answered: You are living in a Dutch polder 6.6 meters below sea level, aren't you afraid ? Fact is that both families ancestors have been living like that, making it 'business as usual'. On the traffic part (dangerous things), I realise more and more how blessed we are with the Dutch cycling infrastructure
Im from africa and you know how it is over there with crazy roads🥶 i would ask my neighbors to go wash the bike or work for them so I could ride it😂 it was very fun My uncle used to go to work with a bike about 4 miles as a security guard i would walk there and ride the bike in a soccer field😘😍 I think I would do the same one day. Every one reading this i hope your family and friends are doing well 🙏🏽🙏🏽
That is really dangerous ans scary to drive on these highway s, this is totally not alowed and possible here in Holland., you really have risked your life,., but as you said there are no other roads with asfalt, great video !!.
I would have carried over 6L of water. Also, for heat, discover powdered gatorade. Picking the absolute hottest time of the year places a premium on acclimatizing to the heat. Meaning, be out in it, exercising gently, plenty of water and salty food available, light colored cotton shirt, wide hat.
cool movie! I have a question (obviously, because I am all about the food): what do you eat and how many calories a day should you take while touring USA?
hmm don't count calories while riding it's easier to burn them off especially when carrying gear :) I normally eat museli, anything peanut butter can go on and peanut butter too... Canned food. Done :)
Great film, I really enjoyed watching it. Thank you for making it :) That's a strange rule about having to leave your bike to get a permit at the park. Why?
somebody gave him bogus information , I live in Arizona and I travel I-40 all the time, and when I ride my Cannondale , they let me ride up to the ranger station and park it in front of the windows
Thanks for your reply, I'm in my early 50s and planing a cross country tour, I don't even like driving a car anymore because i don't find it relaxing or fulfilling, i was considering a motorcycle tour but the same thing i think- gas, insurance, licence etc etc, a good tour bike seems the answer, have you ever been stopped and checked out or asked for ID during your travels, just wondering if police leave bicyclists alone?
His fear of tornado alley was hilarious. I've been cross country twice and live in tornado alley. The chances of being hit by tornado while cycling is like winning the lotto.
I'm loving this so far everything you doing the ride and everything great shots... But I kind of don't know what to think about your speech about people having Insurance in tornado "if you can afford it you can replace your house and stuff" well, there's more to it than just your house. people's lives are taken during these times, tornadoes are serious no matter how much money you have or insurance you cannot replace the loved one that's lost in the tornado so I don't know how to respond to your assumption about having money when a tornado hits your house!?!? Other than that great video I hope you enjoyed your ride and welcome to America! One more thing love the shot of the flag!
Well I suppose I don't understand why so many people settle in a place with such a violent weather pattern that's all. If you can afford to build a house with a bunker and necessary reinforcement then it's manageable but if you build a match stick house and expect it to hold up in a storm, best to think again. Thanks for the feedback also.
@@TheOneGoodRoad I understand what you're saying you have to take in account that some people are born there been there their whole life possible poor all their lives so they learn how to survive with what they can afford. It's their home even if they can afford it home is always where your heart is no matter what. Thank you for the feed back I really appreciate it 🤗
i have a question, when riding bike on highway does the police let you do that. i remember few yrs back in pa they told us we coukld not ride on the highway
Food. What type of food do you eat out in the middle of nowhere; New Mexico and parts of Texas. And water in those desolate places? Also, how often do you stop and take a break?
Just stumbled upon your video and this is simply AMAZING! Great job and huge respects for you! I'm hoping to do a similar trip myself someday. BTW, what was your average day speed in km/h during the trip?
You might find this video useful and I have plenty of other podcasts and how to videos detailing your questions. ruclips.net/video/0pmACSI4yus/видео.html (130 km was the daily average and 34 days roughly)
How many flats did you get? I think im going to bike to Colorado and Utah but i can't stop picturing getting a flat at the worst times. My tires seem decent but idk
Will walk the South all the way with my walkingtrailer. And to get info always use bicycle forums. FB kayak cobber So soon the maps will be in..to do more planning See what the road will take me BAD ROADS GOOD PEOPLE was my last project walking the hinterlands of Ukraine Moldova and Romania...bloody hot and came home last week Cheers from lowlands of Holland
Nice documentary. Never knew Kosmo had your phone while it was recording lol. So which part of the U.S. did you like the most? The desert? lol It was 51.67C outside yesterday and 33.33C inside the rv at its peak. Sure glad you came through here when it wasn't this hot out :P
+barnstorm100 take the desert road purple aren't understanding I took the most direct route.. take the dirt or gravel instead :) and with such a large shoulder you do feel pretty safe to be honest... I feel I should make a video about all this...
Well after a while u do need to have basic facilities like shower and place to clean clothes. It's all do-able just camping but when u are spending 7-12 hours on a saddle I can tell you. You appreciate having a place to get clean, have a warm meal and good conversation with locals. It all depends what experience you are looking for.
I was thinking about taking the same route but didn’t want any trouble with feds tryna pull me over on dumb shit. When you crossed a state did they give you a hard time?
+Raymond Brown I bought a bike in USA, Bellingham, WA. And long story short got it to LA to start this next trip. I cycled with the Fuji Sportif 1.5D, and another long story short I had a car hit me, and had to get a new bike to finish the trip... Fuji bike again but more gravel bike but with drops. And you can put your bike on a plane?
TheOneGoodRoad Thanks for the quick reply man! Your videos are great and are helping me plan my ride. I plan on cycling from TX to NM, CO, UT, AZ, and back.
not that youre doing anything wrong, but do you encounter a lot of police??? im going from Poughkeepsie NY to kingman AZ in may. I don't like the police even looking my way let alone making direct eye contact,...or asking me to stop because I have nothing to say to them
some police are just plain weird and most are unpredictable to say the least. I had police rummaging thru my SOCKS in my pack once, my stuff was scattered across the road, and all over the place. he told me after he was done frisking my stuff to "pick up all that crap before I write you a ticket for littering". that was just WALKING. I was guilty of walking with a backpack.
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I'm going to ride from NC to Key West in October then do the East to West ride some time after that. Im 35 years old and hadn't really thought about doing these long trips seriously until several months ago it hit me like a brick wall. Now it's all I want to do. I daydream about going all the time
Start small then you'll be well prepared for the big stuff. Good luck!
Can’t wait to do this after I graduate. I don’t wanna be cooped up and going to college. I’m gonna live!
If I was to cross American I would do it along route 66. Welcome to our great state of Arizona!
It's interesting, as someone from California, to learn that it is in fact legal to ride bike on certain highways. For example, the 74 makes sense because there isn't too much traffic but riding on the 10 makes nervous lol
When I saw that truck pass him I was like “wtf are you doing on the highway?!”. Lol
Year late but the 76 is far safer and bike friendly vs the Ortega!
@@Lmaowill the Ortega is fun if you have a motorcycle.
I want to do the same thing when I graduate high school
The power of god and anime same
The power of god and anime same here biking is one of my favorite hobbies and this just about does it I might do this to raise money to pay for college or if I ever I quit my job for example😊
Omg !! Same
Donald Trump yo same
Same but across New Zealand
We’ve ridden in many States and trails so, this was delightful to watch. Last trans continental was in 2009 and we’re going to ride again this coming spring. Thanks for taking the time to post. I hope to do the same. Good luck in the future.
As someone who lives in tornado alley, whenever a tornado hits, it’s not really like a movie where it rips your house out of the ground. The occasional tree falls down and your roof loses tiling. Once I was jogging when a tornado hit, was worried but the thing just made everything windy and rainy passed by me and I was good lol.
This is on my bucket list hopefully after High school
Damn...the US are really a nice country!
Much respect for your tour! Must be an amazing feeling after finishing it!
That correct :)
Cycling I-10 in the goddamn sun youre an absolute madman
Really good documentary dude! Really good motivation. Want to do something like this someday. Would be so cool, alone, out there in the United States making a journey from coast to coast damnn
well its a journey that's for sure ha :)
@@TheOneGoodRoad really wondering how you get started into this. Like I've been doing some one day trips like 100km-150km each. But I read you started at 15. Gonna check out some other videos of you as well
I live in Murrieta, CA. Plan on doing a cross country trip this spring just haven’t decided if it will be on my bike or my motorcycle.
Jesus. just finished 77km(225km over the past 3 days) and im pretty dead allready. Cant imagine how its like going through a race like that. Mad respect.
Well with a bit of patience... anything's possible 😉
Song at 57:00 to 59:00 was removed due to copyright.. Sorry...
When I rode my hybrid bike, and I'd be riding up hill in a headwind, and could barely move, I'd keep saying to myself. No pain? No gain....and that mentality usually got me to the top of that hill.
Likewise, I cycle with cerebral palsy. That's my mentality to get passed the chronic pain in my legs. I've cycled 50 - 60 miles this last week. :)
I really want to do this. Great video.
Just watching this great video....well done on an amazing achievement, beautiful scenery and you have a nice relaxed style that is easy to watch and listen to, best wishes to you sir, Tom
Thanks for the positive feedback always appreciated..👍😊 Dont forget to subscribe for future content! 😂
man this is some good stuff love the video can't wait for more awesome to see you ride in the USA
+David's CycleVlogs why thank you. Cheers for more right :)
I've ridden that section back in 2014 on my recumbent trike and trailer.
The shoulder turns to crap as you get near Blyth.
Yup... huge cracks
Like the music too.
bravo, c'est super Jo !! wouhouuu! nice job !! love the editing etc
+Isabelle DesEtoiles-FromStars thanks mean alot hearing the feedback took weeks to edit this ;)
yepppppp ! always a huge job ,, editing... I've made a few documentaries and like to play with images...., I fully understand you !!!! ;) >>>>>you already do it... but for a personnal word on it :::: keep going, follow you heart, fulfill your dreams and passion! that's the real thing about life here ;)
+Isabelle DesEtoiles-FromStars true :) thanks for the advice :)
Nice video, I like these kinds of travel adventures! On living in 'dangerous by nature' places, maybe it is all kind of relative: A Dutch colleague of mine while visiting a relative in the California earthquake region wondered : aren't you afraid living on the edge of two tectonic plates, waiting for an earthquake? His relative answered: You are living in a Dutch polder 6.6 meters below sea level, aren't you afraid ? Fact is that both families ancestors have been living like that, making it 'business as usual'.
On the traffic part (dangerous things), I realise more and more how blessed we are with the Dutch cycling infrastructure
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Interesting video and documentary.
What was your gear list....or is it in here completely... maybe I have not seen it it yet...good job bro....I'm doing it at 67 yr old
ruclips.net/video/ktmrD5jwfnE/видео.html here is the gear list good luck 👍
EPIC rolling, rolling, rolling ...
Inspirational. Even with the crap music
Love this video man!
Thanks man!
Great video👍👍,i want to ride my bike now!!!
Thanks.
+addy van eyck oh awesome! :) Be safe!
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depends, best use google street view to see what the shoulders are like? Major highways in AZ usually have wide shoulders.
Dude you looked you had a amazing time I think going to do that one day but not as fair as you went
thats so cool!
Im from africa and you know how it is over there with crazy roads🥶 i would ask my neighbors to go wash the bike or work for them so I could ride it😂 it was very fun My uncle used to go to work with a bike about 4 miles as a security guard i would walk there and ride the bike in a soccer field😘😍 I think I would do the same one day. Every one reading this i hope your family and friends are doing well 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I never dove a car bicycle is all I have to get a around love it
How old are you?
That dimensioning Luke a secure... Inthe Road. In Blithe
That is really dangerous ans scary to drive on these highway s, this is totally not alowed and possible here in Holland., you really have risked your life,., but as you said there are no other roads with asfalt, great video !!.
+Albertus Jansen carry a mirror.. it makes a difference..
I so want to do this from California to Massachusetts but not alone 😢
i have you seen any of lohans vids from were he bike from the arctic circle Canada to south america
I sure have... Thats my inspiration.. :)
I would have carried over 6L of water. Also, for heat, discover powdered gatorade. Picking the absolute hottest time of the year places a premium on acclimatizing to the heat. Meaning, be out in it, exercising gently, plenty of water and salty food available, light colored cotton shirt, wide hat.
When crossing Australia I took that much water, but I went across America in spring/summer which helped. Thanks for the tips 👍🏻
Thank you so much I'm do a bike ride to to the love of my life I don't have a car but I have a bike it a 2 day ride but it's going to be so nice
Good luck ;)
What was the name of the town that you spent the first night in? It sounded like Marusia??
I understand. Thank you!
Karl Rifenbark ??
Awesome video!
I'm curious to know why you didn't use a touring bike.
Cheaper 👌
cool movie!
I have a question (obviously, because I am all about the food):
what do you eat and how many calories a day should you take while touring USA?
hmm don't count calories while riding it's easier to burn them off especially when carrying gear :) I normally eat museli, anything peanut butter can go on and peanut butter too... Canned food. Done :)
What is your top speed on roads
You can bike on the interstate?
on certain states yes you can I would recommend hivis and something to reduce the noise and a mirror if possible avoid them..
Great film, I really enjoyed watching it. Thank you for making it :)
That's a strange rule about having to leave your bike to get a permit at the park. Why?
rules I wont understand..
somebody gave him bogus information , I live in Arizona and I travel I-40 all the time, and when I ride my Cannondale , they let me ride up to the ranger station and park it in front of the windows
+Dave Glass I'm not getting the point I'm confused?
I'm wondering if the area he's referring to was a mile in to a "wilderness area" where bikes aren't allowed?
Thanks for your reply, I'm in my early 50s and planing a cross country tour, I don't even like driving a car anymore because i don't find it relaxing or fulfilling, i was considering a motorcycle tour but the same thing i think- gas, insurance, licence etc etc, a good tour bike seems the answer, have you ever been stopped and checked out or asked for ID during your travels, just wondering if police leave bicyclists alone?
They generally dont even notice you so be careful 😂 in citys thats where they will notice you more.
His fear of tornado alley was hilarious. I've been cross country twice and live in tornado alley. The chances of being hit by tornado while cycling is like winning the lotto.
ruclips.net/video/7bWtqq6BZng/видео.html well I got rather lucky then..
I'm loving this so far everything you doing the ride and everything great shots... But I kind of don't know what to think about your speech about people having Insurance in tornado "if you can afford it you can replace your house and stuff" well, there's more to it than just your house. people's lives are taken during these times, tornadoes are serious no matter how much money you have or insurance you cannot replace the loved one that's lost in the tornado so I don't know how to respond to your assumption about having money when a tornado hits your house!?!? Other than that great video I hope you enjoyed your ride and welcome to America! One more thing love the shot of the flag!
Well I suppose I don't understand why so many people settle in a place with such a violent weather pattern that's all. If you can afford to build a house with a bunker and necessary reinforcement then it's manageable but if you build a match stick house and expect it to hold up in a storm, best to think again. Thanks for the feedback also.
@@TheOneGoodRoad I understand what you're saying you have to take in account that some people are born there been there their whole life possible poor all their lives so they learn how to survive with what they can afford. It's their home even if they can afford it home is always where your heart is no matter what. Thank you for the feed back I really appreciate it 🤗
How do you go riding on the wrong side of the road?
i have a question, when riding bike on highway does the police let you do that. i remember few yrs back in pa they told us we coukld not ride on the highway
There is a website that tells u specifically which interstate u can ride on usually it is only the ones on the western states.
Food.
What type of food do you eat out in the middle of nowhere; New Mexico and parts of Texas.
And water in those desolate places?
Also, how often do you stop and take a break?
You can see what I ate? The breaks depends on the winds or climbing involved way to many factors ;)
Do you use iPhone make the video? Isn’t it dangerous?
Just stumbled upon your video and this is simply AMAZING! Great job and huge respects for you! I'm hoping to do a similar trip myself someday.
BTW, what was your average day speed in km/h during the trip?
12-14 Mph, glad you enjoyed!
Ave speed , avg distance per day, ave cost per day, cost total ? hours per day cycling, days off??
You might find this video useful and I have plenty of other podcasts and how to videos detailing your questions. ruclips.net/video/0pmACSI4yus/видео.html (130 km was the daily average and 34 days roughly)
You probab;y won't see this, but what camera did you use???
No worries I see ur comment 👍 I used a GoPro for %90 of this film. The rest was from my Smartphone.
How were you able to ride on the interstates?
Please read though my comments. I have discussed that in certain states it's legal to ride in the shoulder.
How many flats did you get? I think im going to bike to Colorado and Utah but i can't stop picturing getting a flat at the worst times. My tires seem decent but idk
2 or 3 but they were in the southern states. Off road I'd recommend puncture resistant tyres and 2 spare inner tubes. 😉
Will walk the South all the way with my walkingtrailer. And to get info always use bicycle forums.
FB kayak cobber
So soon the maps will be in..to do more planning
See what the road will take me
BAD ROADS GOOD PEOPLE was my last project walking the hinterlands of Ukraine Moldova and Romania...bloody hot and came home last week
Cheers from lowlands of Holland
Nice documentary. Never knew Kosmo had your phone while it was recording lol. So which part of the U.S. did you like the most? The desert? lol It was 51.67C outside yesterday and 33.33C inside the rv at its peak. Sure glad you came through here when it wasn't this hot out :P
OH my GOD. thats crazy hot??
properly the deserts and great plains.. Not a fan of the east coast due to its development ;(
I want to try it but thats too many motor vehicles to be safe. I could never be comfortable enough to enjoy it.
+barnstorm100 take the desert road purple aren't understanding I took the most direct route.. take the dirt or gravel instead :) and with such a large shoulder you do feel pretty safe to be honest... I feel I should make a video about all this...
Yeah, I wouldn't mind taking the gravel road if I didn't have to worry about traffic. If i could carry enough food/water and had the time
Just a question
If you have a tent why not just setup on the side of the road instead of finding a place?
Well after a while u do need to have basic facilities like shower and place to clean clothes. It's all do-able just camping but when u are spending 7-12 hours on a saddle I can tell you. You appreciate having a place to get clean, have a warm meal and good conversation with locals. It all depends what experience you are looking for.
@@TheOneGoodRoad Oh ok I didnt think about that lol makes sense now
How many kilos did you lose, if any, during the entire ride?
+Nejc Mirtič not alot haha, maybe 2kg?
I was thinking about taking the same route but didn’t want any trouble with feds tryna pull me over on dumb shit. When you crossed a state did they give you a hard time?
From state to state? That be fine! No worries at all.. Even on curtain interstates check which ones to be sure you'll see the signs for no bikes..
i love to see the word on my bicycle ten live free that the dream
What model of bike did you use and how did you get it from the UK?
+Raymond Brown I bought a bike in USA, Bellingham, WA. And long story short got it to LA to start this next trip. I cycled with the Fuji Sportif 1.5D, and another long story short I had a car hit me, and had to get a new bike to finish the trip... Fuji bike again but more gravel bike but with drops. And you can put your bike on a plane?
yes you can
How did you edit all your video time. Did it take you a LONG time to?
Two weeks or Two months maybe? 100hrs of time to edit all three? I appreciate support on patreon..:p
Did you find your hosts during your planning stage or did you find them while on the road?
jayc0909 on the road very few were planned :) they were all amazing..
TheOneGoodRoad Thanks for the quick reply man! Your videos are great and are helping me plan my ride. I plan on cycling from TX to NM, CO, UT, AZ, and back.
jayc0909 I'm gald it helps. I have maps to if that helps in the video description :)
@@TheOneGoodRoad what apps. And websites did you use for hosts and routes
@@commuterdude8491 👀
what was the overall cost of doing this?
Let me refer you to this video 👍 ruclips.net/video/0pmACSI4yus/видео.html
How often did you fill up memory on your go pro?
2x every month on 128gb sd cards 😂😂
How do you find people that’ll host you?
Take time to develop the skills necessary to ask for shelter for the night.. Huge help was using couchsurfing.com and warmshowers.org very useful. :)
Bicycle at night instead, sleep at day to avoid warmth.
Not really as simple as that mate ;)
Who in there right mind will be a mile away from your bike?
how wide are your tires ? Great video by the way and thanks for taking us with you :)
Samy Jacobsen 28mm which was faster than what I swapped to 32mm.
So they let you ride on the interstate
There are sections out n the west where it is tolerate due to no effective alternatives.
What bike did you use to ride across america?
Fuji Sportif 1.5, Road bike..
Love how you say how hot it is, yet you never took your jacket off ??????
Because the UV was so strong. 😉
how much is a decent bike in the us?
$700 roughly
@@TheOneGoodRoad five hundred fifty quid.....plus bits & bobs ....that's £700 [$900]
Fucking beautiful I will do the same
Did you ever get stopped by police? I thought it was against the law to ride a bike on the shoulder of I-10. Nice video.
Nah. As long as there isn't a sign at the beginning of the highway saying "bikes not permitted" then it's legal.
I am 53 years old and love life and wont to live it to its follies
couldn't agree more :)
I wonder how many pounds was droped
none cuz he didn't have any to lose to start with
Not many because you gain muscle as you ride and he was eating so much along the way, presumably
I would do it if there was a bike interstate where i could not get hit by semi every 10 seconds.🐎🐎🚲
True 😬
Ok wait, so you're telling me that water is important if you're riding in the desert?
+barnstorm100 lol I guess that is common sense. But alot of people don't think of it and get dehydration..
Uh yeah if you dont want to die, it’s vital!
What accent is this?
That is a good question 😉
do police ever stop you for riding along the highway?
Its was legal the time I was on the highway. Not sure if so today.
slow down bro. Smell the flowers!
Lessons have been learned since then, I was 18 back then... 😆
I hate riding that close to traffic, all it takes is one idiot that’s not paying attention to end it all.
looks fucking treacherous riding along side cars
In this country we measure distance in miles and water used wtf
I have rode in Ohio, Florida, Washington, Oregon, Montana......Western states are the best.......
Agreed 🤣
That music heading into Prescott is HORRIBLE.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder..
not that youre doing anything wrong, but do you encounter a lot of police??? im going from Poughkeepsie NY to kingman AZ in may. I don't like the police even looking my way let alone making direct eye contact,...or asking me to stop because I have nothing to say to them
Not been a problem. You have to remember, there is more good in the world, than bad.
some police are just plain weird and most are unpredictable to say the least. I had police rummaging thru my SOCKS in my pack once, my stuff was scattered across the road, and all over the place. he told me after he was done frisking my stuff to "pick up all that crap before I write you a ticket for littering". that was just WALKING. I was guilty of walking with a backpack.
Americans will never use roundabouts correctly. We refuse to act like the rest of the world had something better before us.
not a country for riding bike along the road with all the trucks and cars
Have to admit this is true. But if u can do it. Its an experience you will never forget.
biking with no shoulder in the land of Live and Let Die
lol.. ;)