In june 2017 Laura & Patrick will try to cycle the Transamerican bikerace (6920 km) in less than a month. more info https://transambikerace.com/ The satellite tracking information is available http://...
Laura is in Portland. Patrick is on his way. https://transambikerace.com/ The satellite tracking information is available http://trackleaders.com/transam17i.php?name=Laura___Patrick_Gara
Day #2 took us from Monmouth to Sisters. 248 km that started with unexciting flats with beautiful trees and finished off on a 1637m High* with extraordinary, freezing views (a.k.a. McKenzie Pass) and ...
Day #3 took us 209 km from Sisters to Dayville. The nastiest saddle sore in the history of universe, a bike shop visit in Redmond, first summer heat, couple climbs and scenic downhills of Ochoco hwy a...
Day #4 took us 248 km from a cute Church "hostel" where all trans am bikers are welcome to Richland where the owner of Hitching Post shop n motel remembers the first ever Transam in 1976! A few miles ...
Day #5 took us 268 km from Richland, OR to Death Canyon close to Lucile, ID! Thats right, we said "Goodbye, Oregon!" after a quick climb in the morning, we had clocked in our first 1000km and soon it ...
Day #6 made us work really hard to keep up with the 239 km from Steelhead Inn by Salmon river to Lochsa Lodge by Lochsa river. The start of the day with a scenic old highway, White Bird peak with coun...
Day #7 took us some 181 km according to our GPS from Lochsa, Idaho to Rocky Knob by Sula, Montana. The shortest covered distance so far, we blame the tirednes of riding in rain most of the night befor...
Day #8 took us from Rocky Knob by Sula, some 239 km windy way away to Sheridan. We Climbed our first Continental Divide pass with some rain and felt the snow on our cheeks at the top. Montana s a chil...
Day #9 took us 220km, all the way from Sheridan, Montana to Old Faithful in Yelowstone National Park, Wyoming. Yes! Yet another state ticked off on our list.
Since we were still in Montana, the mornin...
Day #10 was a short day of cycling for us just 126km from Old Faithful in Yellowstone to Hatchet before Togwotee pass. We woke up in Yellowstone and it was sunny, climbed a couple hills and kept our e...
Day #11 took us some 196km from the Hatchet lodge up and over the stormy mountains past Wind River and super windy Wyoming plains to Lander. Snow or no snow, rain or no rain,we were climbing that Togw...
Day #12 took us some 271 km from Lander to Saratoga, WY. A day of winds dry air, nosebleeds and summer heat. You could say we are cross-winding across 'Merica... The winds so strong they blow you off ...
Day #13 took us some 206 km from Saratoga, Wyoming to Hot Sulphur Springs,Colorado.
We started the day with a hearty brekky in Saratoga, met David again, a racer we ve been seeing almost every day sin...
Day #14 took us some 156 km from Hot Sulphur Springs to Fairplay.
We started the day with a beautiful finish of a downhill we started the night before through rocky Rockies, got to Kremmling and slowl...
Day #15 took us some 283 km from Fairplay to Ordway, Colorado via Canon City Bikeshop Probably our earliest start to date we started cycling before 5 a.m, with Unicorn now having some 5 gears to take...
Day #16 took us some 272 km from Ordway, Colorado to Scott City, Kansas. The longest patience and caracter building stretch of flat, traight as, broad cross-windy horizons. It felt like a loong loong ...
Day #17 took us some 277 km from Scott City to Sterling. Cruising the hot hot fields of Kansas. Laura was testing her capabilities of keeping a steady, constant pace cycling for more than 5 miles and ...
Day #18 took us some 219 km from Sterling to Eureka via Newton Bike shop! And oasis in the grass desert, indeed! We arrived on a hot hot afternoon and were invited in, instantly welcomed with cool air...
Day #19 took us some 302 km from Eureka!, Kansas to Ash Grove, Missouri. The day started good and we clocked in some good miles early on, rolling hills slowly started to occupy our pace and energy, bu...
Day #20 took us some 180 km from Ash Grove to Houston, Missouri via A&B bike shop in Springfield. We woke up in Ash Grove bike hostel where we'd rolled in way past midnight with a broken Unicorn. We a...
Day #21 took us some 178 km from Houston to Pilot Knob, Missouri. The day that we can only describe as meeting the Ozark and friends. The super lush, humid, narrow steep road taught us a lesson or two...
Day #22 took us some 289 km from Pilot Knob, Missouri to Elizabethtown, Illinois. A long day of biking as we set off before sunrise to cash in some miles we were not able to cover the day before. We a...
Day #23 took us some 223 km (give or take a dozen..) from Elizabethstown, Illinois to Falls of Rough, Kentucky. We woke up in the morning and biked the remaining few miles in Illionois to the infamous...
Day #24 of Tabr2017 and it took us some 300 km from Falls of Rough to Berea, Kentucky We woke up early, the morning was still a little crisp but we could tell it was going to be one hell of a hot hot ...
Day #25 took us some 224 km from Berea to Bypro post office. After a hearty breakfast our sleepy heads were finally on the road. We didnt sleep too much the night before and nor will we the next few n...
Day #26 took us some 233 km from Bypro,Kentucky to a Baptist Church w/ cyclist hostel, Troutdale Virginia. We woke up having overslept a little, but managed to not disturb the daily proceedings of a p...
Day #27 took us some 290 km from Troutdale to Lexington, Virginia. The day started with cute backcountry rollers and mountains already in our vision. From byways to highways and past Christiansburg to...
Day #28 and some.. Took us from Lexington to Mineral some 220km away (more or less), where we had a couple hour rest @ the local, wonderuful post office and continued our way the remaining 225km (or s...