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By Russ | August 11, 2009
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Our secret middle-of-nowhere electronics-charging device. It can keep the iPhone charged for a couple days.
Shimano 12-36 Cassette
Excellent cassette for fully-loaded touring. The lowest possible gears currently on the market! (We use on our 26" and 700c LHTs.)
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August 11th, 2009 at 9:16 pm
Hello Pedaled Pair . . . After spending 4 days and 3 nights camping in Tahoe (minus showers) you two are truly my heroes! Simon and I are with you in spirit. Happy Trails. - d.
August 12th, 2009 at 6:20 pm
I think what you both are doing is wonderful. I have often envied the free-spirits around use that create their own paths. I have day dreamed the trip that you both are now on and look forward to following your adventure.
I spent most of my life in Oregon, so the wonderful picture and video are a treat. I now live in Ohio, so I hope that you will both make it this way.
My hope is that your site will be a huge success and will help support you “adventure.” I wish there was a better word, because you’re also setting an excellent example of sustainable lifestyle choices.