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Hey I'm half black half Chinese I enjoy bbq ribs and fried rice.. I have no idea what it's like on a rez

Why do you call them Indians?

From the waist down anyhow....

I injured a rotator cuff five days before departure, I dunno that 1,100 miles on a bicycle is a recommended cure, still hurts every evening.

The Birdman may have a 'Style' that differs, but very few deserve to be called a liar anonymously. That defines a cheap shot.



mike r

Because I'm not concerned with being PC. ?

As a youngster we played Cowboys and Indians.

Not Bovine Industry Professionals and Incensed Disingenuous People.

He's the one that said he was a liar not me.. all I said was he will tell his students he road his huffy to Montana.. did he not ride his bike to Montana? Last I looked riding a bike from Wyoming to Montana is riding* a bike to Montana..

Great pictures and enjoy the rest of the trip!

funny, as a kid i had a lot of kids in my class that called themselves apache, although the learned white guys say they are actually part of a different ethnic group. My house is still near the main entrance to the rez. I don't evern remember calling them indians per se, or apache for that matter. They did use english names.

'Tis a common thing to project one's self-loathing onto others.


But anyways..... this just in. Me, a Park Ranger and a guy from Hardin in the parking lot at the LBH that morning taken by my former Campfire Regular friend, a very accomplished marksman in his own right.

August company; the Park Ranger had been on a History Network program firing a Trapdoor Springfield against a Henry. The guy in the t-shirt had placed third in the National Quigley Competition (dunno the exact name). I'm the guy in the funny hat.

Mostly I hear the call themselves "The People".

Or by their tribe...

Athapaskan. Or Mescalero.

Oh crap! Someone needs to bring the Crows up to speed

http://www.crow-nsn.gov/

Birdman post a pic of your rig. Ive been going thru the thread off and on and haven't seen one.

The Neighbor, ex-Sheriff is a Cross Country biker as well. Nice setup with all the panniers front and back. Usually gone every summer but decided to tear down and rebuild his garage this summer instead,

Ph uck I don't know maybe it's on the guys t-shirt.. sincerely self loathing from Alaska

Here it was in Ireland three years back, ain't changed since then.



An '89 Schwinn Voyageur steel-frame touring bike, everything switched out except the frame, front and rear deraillieurs and the downtube friction shifters.

'Nother pic, NY State in 2014....



I don't believe its possible to have a TOO low gear, 44,32,22 chainrings in front, 12-36 cassette in back.



Prior to this last trip I switched the worn out (aluminum tubes get abraded over time) front and rear racks with the equivalent Tubus racks, a minor detail. And ever since Coach Popovitch started trashing President Trump I had to ditch the Spurs coozie.

If I were looking to replace this bike I'd look no further than a Surly Long Haul Trucker, 26" wheels, maybe disk brakes.

https://surlybikes.com/bikes/long_haul_trucker

Hot water heater or new bike, Hot water heater or new bike.....

This a serious question?

Tommy Chong ????

Very cool. The neighbor has ridden from sea to shining sea and back home again in one summer. Although he is an Ironman Athlete the competes in Hawaii every so often. His bags are all brown and you can barely see the tires. Not sure what Bike he rides now ill have to go ask.

I have been told many times... among the biggest problems on the Rez is others tearing ya down every time ya get ahead, which is a big part of the reason so many have to leave.

So you left the rez when you were younger to get ahead? I'm sorry you had to leave your people