Sep 30 2008
Interbike was a great success this year. For those of you who aren’t aware of the event, Interbike is the largest bicycle trade event in North America. It is one of the most important events of the year for retailers, manufacturers, and and other industry folks. Over 1,000 brands are represented and 85% of all [...]
Sep 09 2008
The concept that we call “10 Degrees of Latitude” is one year old today. Hard to believe that one year ago Adam and I brainstormed this idea. The untold story about 10DL is that it was actually Adam’s wife (Amy Hazlett) who came up with the actual name. Adam came up with the idea to [...]
Jul 20 2008
Today we completed our adventure to traverse 10 Degrees of Latitude under human power on the continent of Europe. Just 6 more continents to go. Ride stats today 129 miles Fins to South Paris; completing 10 Degrees Latitude Our most gorgeous bike day yet, a suitable end to an amazing journey 0 sheep, 5 buguettes, [...]
Jul 06 2008
Ride stats today Cambridge to Canterbury 80 miles Not much elevation gain Even fewer animals 20 mile an hour headwind 2 sore bums, 4 strong legs, 2 dirty bikes Today was our last day on the saddle for a while. This last circuit brought us within distance of the gorgeous white cliffs of Dover. From [...]
Jul 04 2008
Today is a scheduled rest day in Nottingham. We’ve got beautiful weather here and it’s a great little town to enjoy. Since we don’t have any ride stories from today, I thought I’d share a short article that I came across in Outside Magazine. Here is a link to the web version of the article. [...]
Jul 04 2008
Ride stats today Leeds to Nottingham 75 miles 1800 feet climbed 1000 sheep. Some cows. 63 pigs. 2 nuclear reactors Our route took us through Sherwood Forest, which was fun for me. It’s hard not to feel like a kid again riding through Sherwood Forest into Nottingham! Today was a pretty nice day. It’s a [...]
Adam, Neal, & Amy
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